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“I feel that businesses need to play their cards right here, and convince the community that the upsides will outweigh the downsides.” — Dr. Milind Dawande, professor of operations management
“… I think our leadership was futuristic about 10 years ago when they looked at what we were offering. They knew that MBA students were not going to be happy with just an MBA anymore.” — Lisa Shatz, assistant dean for MBA programs in the Naveen Jindal School of Management
“Right now during the pandemic the tendency for most students and people is to kind of wait things out to see what is working and what is not, and wait until the pandemic get over. That’s the mistake that a lot of folks are making.” — Tom Kim, director of the Career Management Center in the Naveen Jindal School of Management
Looking to the past and celebrating the present, we highlight our milestones, discoveries and distinctive leaders; our impact on North Texas and the world; and our creativity and enterprising spirit.
When the first group of underclassmen arrived on campus in the late 1970s, the University started building a student life program to keep students engaged as well as educated.
A visual timeline depicts UT Dallas’ history and remarkable transformation into one of the nation’s premier universities.
The ambitious transformation of UT Dallas into a top-tier research institution was made possible by forward-thinkers and generous supporters who made the University the rich mosaic that it is today.
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The Telescope Blog UTD senior Elizabeth “Tess” Helfrich deployed with the American Red Cross North Texas Region to help as a medic volunteer.
Eco Representatives are providing recycling boxes on campus for disposable masks.
Dr. Kamil Sarac has suggestions if you have a sluggish internet connection.
Listen to a series of podcast episodes in which three longtime UT Dallas professors reflect on their memories of World War II.
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