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McCombs Monthly Vol. 4, No. 2   April 19, 2005  
News for undergraduate alumni and friends from the McCombs School of Business
 
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McCombs Launches Job Board
We invite you to participate in a new career tool—the McCombs Job Board. This web platform is designed to connect employers with McCombs alumni and students, bringing business opportunity together with world-class talent from our BBA, MBA, MPA, PPA and Executive MBA programs.
Learn more about the McCombs Job Board.

Go to the McCombs Online Resources site today to update your profile, post or search jobs and expand your network to include current, former and future McCombs students.

McCombs & UT Austin Rank No. 1 as Source of New Fortune 1000 CEOs
While major corporations used to turn predominantly to Ivy League schools to shop for CEOs, recent trends tell a different story. Case in point: The University of Texas at Austin was the number one source of Fortune 1000 CEOs hired in 2004-2005.
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U.S. News Ranks MBA No. 18, Exec MBA No. 12
U.S. News & World Report released their latest graduate school rankings Friday. The McCombs MBA placed No. 18 in the national survey, rising from No. 23 last year. The school earned top 20 rankings in all nine of U.S. News' business specialty areas. Only seven other schools accomplished that feat: Harvard, Indiana, Michigan, Northwestern, Stanford, and Wharton. The McCombs Option II executive MBA ranked No. 12 in a survey of educators at peer schools. The full-time MBA rankings are based 25% on quality assessments by deans and directors of accredited schools, 15% on quality assessments by corporate recruiters, 35% on placement statistics, and 25% on student selectivity statistics.
See the complete listing of McCombs rankings.

Boot Camp Aims to Spur Interest in Business Among San Antonio High School Students
To help motivate high school students to attend college and pursue business careers, the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Kauffman Foundation have teamed up to start an entrepreneurial boot camp at the McCombs School. Thirty-six high school students from San Antonio will attend the Young Leaders Entrepreneurial Academy this summer.
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Prospects for Oil, Inflation, Regulation Headline MBA Hedge Fund Symposium
Inflation, the price of oil and the regulatory outlook for hedge funds will highlight the agenda of the third annual MBA Hedge Fund Symposium, hosted by the Texas MBA Hedge Fund Organization at the McCombs School. The event provides one of the country’s few forums where hedge fund managers, investment professionals and business students can interact and exchange ideas about working in an increasingly popular area of finance.
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Texas Executive Education Offers April Classes
Keep up with the latest knowledge and trends in business with Texas Executive Education. Coming up this May: Leading High Performance Teams, May 2-4; Financial Analysis & Measuring Business Performance, May 9-11; Building Engagement: What Leaders Do To Build Allegiance & Motivate Others, May 17; Talent Management, May 18.
Register now.

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