About Operations Fellows
The Operations Fellows mission is to provide select MBA students who are committed to pursuing leadership in the functional areas of Operations, Supply Chain and Information Management the opportunity to develop their management and leadership skills through a comprehensive integrated learning opportunity.
This will be achieved through a combination of focused classroom discussions and consulting projects to develop a better understanding of real-world challenges and enhance the Texas MBA experience.
Strategic Overview
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Strategic Overview
Concentration Breakdown
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Concentration Breakdown
Class of 2017
Leadership
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Leadership
Class of 2019 Officers:
President - Michael McCorry
VP Case Challenge - Himanshu Athavale
VP External Affairs - Rachel Loebl
VP Operations - Nathan Dyer
VP Programming - Brian Mitchell
VP Recruiting - Anna Smirnova
Current Fellows
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Current Fellows
Class of 2019
Strategic Overview
Concentration Breakdown
Class of 2017
Leadership
Class of 2019 Officers:
President - Michael McCorry
VP Case Challenge - Himanshu Athavale
VP External Affairs - Rachel Loebl
VP Operations - Nathan Dyer
VP Programming - Brian Mitchell
VP Recruiting - Anna Smirnova
Current Fellows
Class of 2019
Join Operations Fellows
The goal of the application process is to gauge individual’s interest in Operations Fellows, expected contributions, ideas to improve the program, and intent to make a lasting impact within the program.
Students are selected based on previous professional experience, academic accomplishments, leadership ability, teamwork and communication skills, and desire to professionally represent the Texas McCombs MBA program.
- Information Session at the beginning of first semester
- Resume and Essay Submission
- Interview with current Operations Fellows
(if selected)
- Acceptance into program by end of first semester
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Operations Practicum
During the spring semester of their first year, Operations Fellows are required to enroll in an Operations Practicum. This experiential course allows teams of students to work on real supply chain and operations challenges for an organization. Operations Fellows are required to sign NDAs for this class.
2018 projects sponsors include: Chevron, Dell, Emerson, HID Global, Micron, Shell, Toyota, Twin Liquors, and UT Health.