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Laura Gatins
SVP, Team Member Experience, Altair Global
For the past decade, I have led Altair Global’s powerful partnership with UTD’s Center for Global Business. Through this collaboration, we have provided internships leading to full-time hires, hands-on student projects, leadership sessions, conferences, recruitment pipelines, and guest lectures. In return, we have gained fabulous talent, visibility into future leaders, and valuable networking. A particular highlight was hosting Taiwanese students, whose LinkedIn praise sparked great organic marketing. This rewarding partnership has empowered students to further their careers while allowing us to access their energy and perspectives.
Episode 2: Balancing a Cybersecurity Career with a Family Life
Episode 2: Balancing a Cybersecurity Career with a Family Life In this episode, Sam Satyanathan, MBA’04, director of information security at Freddie Mac, joins host Lisa Shatz, for a discussion about how he balances a career as a cybersecurity professional with a family life and as an MBA mentor at The University of Texas at […]
Episode 1: Blockchain in the Supply Chain with Chris Hanebeck
Episode 1: Blockchain in the Supply Chain with Chris Hanebeck In the inaugural episode of Between Business and Life, Truckl CEO Hanns-Christian (Chris) Hanebeck joins host Lisa Shatz for a discussion about how his company is advancing blockchain technology in the supply chain. They also discuss how Hanebeck manages to achieve a work-life balance while […]
Episode 26: Jack Liu, MBA’19
Episode 26: Jack Liu, MBA’19 In this episode, host Lisa Shatz and Jack Liu, MBA’19, a senior product manager at Sabre Corporation, discuss how he transitioned from a career as an engineer — Liu earned his MS in Telecommunications Engineering degree from UT Dallas in 2010 — to a full-time MBA student and how that […]
Episode 107: Modernizing and Scaling Healthcare Education
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser speaks with Shiv Gaglani, co-founder and CEO of Osmosis.org. They discuss why Gaglani and his co-founder Ryan Haynes paused their medical-school studies to tackle the building of a modern healthcare education platform and how Osmosis grew it into a user base of more than 3 million students. The episode was recorded on Rare Diseases Day. They discuss the initiative that the company launched to raise awareness of rare diseases through its Year of the Zebra newsletter.
Mar 28, 2023
Episode 106: Digital-First Healthcare with Dr. Ali Parsa
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser welcomes Dr. Ali Parsa, founder and CEO of Babylon Health, a digital-first healthcare company that uses artificial intelligence to monitor its patients. They discuss how AI and a digital-first approach can help disrupt the industry and turn it from its current fee-for-service model into value-based health care.
Jan 27, 2023
Episode 25: Tasha Okulate, MBA’19
Episode 25: Tasha Okulate, MBA’19 In this episode, host Lisa Shatz and Tasha Okulate, MBA’19, sales strategy senior manager at PepsiCo, discuss how Okulate juggled family life with work and school while she and her husband both pursued MBA degrees at UT Dallas’ Naveen Jindal School of Management. Mar 28, 2023
Episode 24: Daniel Myers, MBA’15
Episode 24: Daniel Myers, MBA’15 In this episode, host Lisa Shatz and Daniel Myers, MBA’15, global lead in developer relations with Snowflake, discuss how obtaining an MBA can benefit the career of an engineer, whether in a role as senior engineer or moving into management. Dec 22, 2022
Episode 23: Mike Zamulinski, MBA’21, MS’21
Episode 23: Mike Zamulinski, MBA’21, MS’21 In the episode, host Lisa Shatz catches up with Mike Zamulinski, MBA’21, MS’21, a strategy consultant at Deloitte in its Fiance Strategy & Transformation division. They discuss his non-traditional background and how it benefitted him in his career change once he earned two graduate degrees at UT Dallas’ Naveen […]
Episode 22: Melike Aslan Coskun, MBA’21, MS’21
Episode 22: Melike Aslan Coskun, MBA’21, MS’21 In this episode, Melike Aslan Coskun, MBA’21, MS’21, joins host Lisa Shatz for a discussion about how she transitioned from careers in the defense and trade industries in her home country of Turkey to a graduate student at The University of Texas at Dallas Naveen Jindal School of […]
Episode 105: Improving the Quality of Life for Persons with Physical Disabilities
In the episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser has a conversation with Chanda Hinton, founder and executive director of the Chanda Plan Foundation and the Chanda Center for Health. After a spinal cord injury left Hinton paralyzed at age 9, she encountered a healthcare system that was ill-equipped to care for persons with long-term physical disabilities. She founded her organizations to deliver integrative therapy, primary care and other complementary services and resources to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs for persons with physical disabilities. The organization also offers educational resources and advocates legislatively to change laws to remove barriers to care.
Nov 22, 2022
Episode 104: A Look at a Healthcare Innovation Hub
In this episode, Dr. Hubert Zajicek joins host, Dr. Bob Kaiser, to discuss innovation and entrepreneurship as they relate to healthcare. Zajicek is a physician, CEO, founder, and partner of Health Wildcatters, a Dallas-based healthcare accelerator.
Oct 28, 2022
Episode 103: Integrity-Driven Entrepreneurship
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser welcomes an alumna of The University of Texas at Dallas and the Naveen Jindal School of Management to the podcast. Dr. Sara Mahmood, BS’11, MS’16, is the founder and owner of brush365, a dental practice that has four locations throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The Dallas Business Journal listed Mahmood among its 40 Under 40 2022 honorees. She and Kaiser discuss this accolade and why integrity is at the core of the company’s mission.
Sep 28, 2022
Episode 102: Machines That Help Humans Understand Humans
In this episode, Amy Brown, founder and CEO of Indianapolis-based Authenticx, joins fellow Hoosier and show host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a look into how the machine learning tools her company offers can help healthcare leaders process customer feedback at scale — phone calls can number in the millions — and break them down to provide direction for improving the customer experience.
Aug 29, 2022
Episode 101: The Hospital-at-Home Healthcare Delivery Pathway
In this episode, guest Tina Burbine, vice president for care innovation & enterprise analytics at HealthLink Advisors and host of Let’s Talk Data! podcast, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a discussion about the Hospital-at-Home healthcare delivery pathway which allows some patients to receive acute-level care in their homes rather than in a hospital.
Jul 26, 2022
Jindal School Now – July 2022
I hope you and your loved ones are doing well. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many people. However, we at UT Dallas are prepared to deal with this situation. To protect our students and faculty, we have moved in-person classes to online teaching via Blackboard Collaborate. While it is a learning experience for us all, so far everything is going smoothly. We are optimistic that we will resume normal activities in the near future.
Episode 100: Overcoming the Healthcare Klugeocracy
In this special 100th episode of The Business of Healthcare Podcast, Dr. John McCracken joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser to discuss the most significant healthcare changes over the past quarter-century, including healthcare inflation and physician burnout, which McCracken calls moral injury. The root cause of these problems, McCracken says, is kludgeocracy, a government built and run on quick fixes.
Jun 29, 2022
Episode 21: Sreenath (Sree) Janakiraman, MBA’19
Episode 21: Sreenath (Sree) Janakiraman, MBA’19 In this episode, Sreenath (Sree) Janakiraman, MBA’19, and host Lisa Shatz discuss how Janakiraman leveraged an internship he obtained at AT&T while a student in the MBA Cohort Program into a full-time position as a senior strategy consultant. Janakiraman then was promoted to associate director of strategy in less […]
Episode 99: Health Epidemics Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic
In this episode, Dr. Tim Church, chief medical officer of Wondr Health, a digital weight management program, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a discussion about how to solve twin health epidemics related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, they discuss related metabolic and mental-health pandemics in which people are eating more, exercising and sleeping less because of worry and stress related to life’s uncertainties during these times.
May 27, 2022
What does it mean to study abroad through an affiliated (third party) partner program?
Students interested in studying for a semester abroad may choose an exchange or affiliated partner program. An affiliated partner program is a program in which JSOM has an agreement on file with either a host institution or a third-party provider that allows JSOM to send students to that program. Unlike the exchange program, it is […]
How will I be charged the program fee for a faculty-led trip?
The full program fee will be added as a course fee to your student/bursar’s account.
Can alumni or spouses of current students participate in a faculty-led trip course?
Yes. Alumni and spouses are allowed to participate in the trip portion of faculty-led trips. However, they must pay all fees and complete all waivers and pre-departure activities required for participation. They cannot accompany the class to any meetings or company visits.
If I cancel my faculty-led trip application, will I get a refund?
No. Once the student has been accepted and enrolled in this course, the student is NOT ELIGIBLE for a refund. If the student cannot participate, they will still be required to pay the full program fee.
If I find an international internship, do I still need to apply to study abroad?
Yes. For international internships, students must apply through the company, complete an application through the Comets Abroad Portal, and report their internship in Galaxy (Orion).
Are there any summer exchange programs?
No. Instead, students should treat this as an affiliated (third-party) partner program, even if they study at one of our partner institutions. Students should still be able to receive academic credit if they take courses from an accredited institution. JSOM recommends the London School of Economics Summer School if students are looking to study abroad […]
Are all the exchange programs on the Education Abroad website available to JSOM students?
Be careful. UTD has many exchange agreements with business schools worldwide, and these universities reserve a certain number of spots specifically for JSOM students. While JSOM students are welcome to apply for a UTD exchange program at a non-business school, they should be aware that these programs are competitive, and some schools will have very […]
Will my exchange program delay my graduation?
It depends. You should have no trouble graduating on time if you participate in an exchange program early in your academic career. However, because every student has different credits and a unique degree plan, you should schedule an appointment with the JSOM advising office (jsomugadvising@utdallas.edu) and walk through your degree plan.
How do I get course credit for courses I took during a semester exchange program?
Before students leave for a semester exchange, they are required to fill out a Foreign Course Articulation Form (FCAF) signed by their Associate Dean and the JSOM Study Abroad Office. All courses were taken while studying abroad MUST apply to students’ majors, and students are advised that the more classes they have taken at UTD, […]
Will my scholarships, such as the Academic Excellence Scholarship (AES), still apply even if I spend a semester abroad for an exchange program?
Yes. If the student meets all the scholarship GPA and enrollment requirements, the scholarship they received for attending UTD will still apply.
What are the UTD scholarships for study abroad?
Yes. JSOM students have two ways to apply for study abroad scholarships at UTD. The International Education Fund Scholarship (IEFS) and the JSOM Travel Scholarship.
If a student only has 2 (or fewer) semesters left, but they need to complete a study abroad requirement, what should they do?
The student should consider enrolling in a faculty-led trip if available or consider an international internship.
I am a fast-track student. What are the requirements?
Fast-track students cannot study abroad during the last two semesters of their undergraduate career.
What semester is the best to study abroad?
The ideal time to study abroad is the second semester of sophomore year. NO undergraduate or graduate student can participate in an exchange program during their last two semesters at UTD. However, students can participate in faculty-led trip courses and international internships during their last two semesters, but it is not recommended.
Can I complete my study abroad and my internship requirements at the same time?
Yes. The Global Business majors may fulfill their study abroad requirement (international experience) by completing an international internship.
Do Global Business students have to study abroad?
Yes. International experience is required for Global Business majors and can be fulfilled with a semester-long exchange abroad program, an international internship, or a JSOM faculty-led trip.
What are the different ways students can study abroad?
Exchange, International internship, and Faculty-led trip
I have applied online. Now what?
Look for an email from jsomabroad@utdallas.edu and the Education Abroad office. As part of the online application, you must meet with a member of the JSOM Study Abroad Team.
What are the costs of participating in an Exchange Abroad program?
The student will pay UTD tuition, education abroad application fee, airfare, visa fees, and general living expenses. Consult with JSOM Abroad Office for more information.
How early should I apply for an exchange program?
JSOM recommends that students begin considering their exchange program a year in advance and apply for a program six months in advance. See the Education Abroad deadlines for more detailed information.
Episode 20: Cameron Prince, MBA’20
Episode 20: Cameron Prince, MBA’20 In this episode, host Lisa Shatz chats with Cameron Prince, MBA’20, a supply chain and operations leadership development program (LDP) Associate at Raytheon Technologies. Price discusses his military background and how that experience informed his decision to pursue a Full-Time MBA at The University of Texas at Dallas’ Naveen Jindal […]
Are there other opportunities to help YSP?
The YSP advisory board, comprised of committed professionals who understand the needs and relevance of the Young Scholars Program, welcomes other members who are passionate about educating all of Dallas’ students to their highest ability level. Our board members understand that the entire community benefits when all students receive a quality education.
Can YSP use in-kind donations?
There may be opportunities for in-kind donations to support specific YSP activities, both at UT Dallas and on the Dallas ISD campuses.
How may I financially support the Young Scholars Program?
One major component of YSP, once students are enrolled in the Jindal School, is covering the costs of their education, including room and board, through grants and scholarships. At the high school level, donations are used to underwrite programs on each high school campus such as mentoring and SAT/ACT preparation; and to defray the costs […]
Who do I contact if I have other questions about YSP?
For general information about The University of Texas at Dallas, go here. For general information about Naveen Jindal School of Management, go here. For specific questions, contact Billy Schewee, YSP program director, at 972-883-5142.
What is expected of a YSP mentor?
Showing up for students is crucial to the mentoring program success. The YSP director will match mentors with mentees with the goal of not exceeding a 5:1 student-to-mentor ratio. The YSP mentoring program will be conducted primarily via an online platform to allow the flexibility needed to communicate effectively and in a timely manner.
How do I become a Young Scholars Program mentor?
Naveen Jindal School of Management students who want to be a YSP mentor may attend an information session early in the fall semester. Anyone who wants to serve as a YSP mentor must complete the online YSP mentor questionnaire, at the invitation of the YSP program director, and then interview with the director. Those chosen […]
Does being a Young Scholar automatically guarantee admission/enrollment to The University of Texas at Dallas?
No. Young Scholars who want to attend UT Dallas will go through the same application process as all students seeking admission. However, Young Scholars who participate fully in the high school program and who meet certain academic criteria may be considered for a YSP scholarship to attend the Naveen Jindal School of Management at The […]
Does a student have to commit to attending The University of Texas at Dallas in order to be a Young Scholar in high school?
No. The purpose of the Young Scholars Program is to help high school students prepare for postsecondary education and their future careers. It is up to each student to decide what post-secondary educational path to take.
What does being a Young Scholar entail?
High School students selected to be Young Scholars may participate in the following: Monthly Inspirational/Informational Sessions: These sessions will be held at each YSP high school. These sessions are designed to provide timely and relevant information on preparing for postsecondary education. Speakers will be experts in their fields. These monthly get-togethers are meant to inspire […]
How does a student apply to become a Young Scholar?
High school students interested in becoming a Young Scholar must complete the YSP questionnaire. The questionnaire is available through the high school’s YSP administrator at each participating DISD school. These questionnaires will be reviewed by the UT Dallas YSP director and the Young Scholars selection committee.
Who is eligible to be a Young Scholar?
Any student who attends one of the following Dallas Independent School District schools is eligible to apply to the Young Scholars Program: Moisés E. Molina High School Molina High School Collegiate Academy (B-TECH) Franklin D. Roosevelt High School Roosevelt H-Tech High School H. Grady Spruce High School H. Grady Spruce Early College High School W.T. […]
What is the Young Scholars Program?
The Young Scholars Program is a partnership between the Naveen Jindal School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas and the Dallas Independent School District. Its purpose is to support the academic, social and emotional development of Dallas ISD high school students and improve their readiness for success in college and careers.
Episode 98: Consolidation in the Healthcare Marketplace
In this episode, Dr. James (Jim) Walton, president and CEO of Genesis Physicians Group, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a wide-ranging discussion about consolidation in the healthcare marketplace. Walton also offers his views about how value-based care is impacting population health. Walton is also a lecturer in the Naveen Jindal School of Management’s Healthcare Leadership and Management programs.
Apr 25, 2022
Episode 97: The Business of Dentistry
Dr. A.J. Aceirno, a practicing dentist and CEO of Decision One Dental Partners, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for an overview of the dental industry, how it differs today from previous decades and what improvements can be made to optimize both the patient experience and business success.
Mar 31, 2022
Episode 96: A look into the Medical Waste Industry
Jim Anderson, vice-president of product management and innovation at Stericycle, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a look at the medical waste industry — its market dynamics, regulatory aspects, technology, supply-chain issues, education, safety, training and guidelines involved, the impact of the pandemic on the industry and more.
Feb 25, 2022
Episode 19: Valerie Ward, MBA’20
Episode 19: Valerie Ward, MBA’20 In this episode, host Lisa Shatz speaks with Valerie Ward, who graduated from the Naveen School of Management’s Full-Time MBA program in 2020 with a concentration in business analytics. They discuss how Ward successfully used the degree as a springboard to make a transition from being a stay-at-home mom to […]
Episode 95: How a Surgery Concierge Can Help Healthcare Consumers Make Better Decisions
In this episode, Sanjay Prasad, MD FACS, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser to discuss how companies like SurgiQuality, which Prasad helms as CEO — are helping healthcare patients become better consumers by helping them connect with the beast surgeons not only in terms of cost but also quality. They also discuss Prasad’s new book, Resetting Healthcare Post-COVID-19 Pandemic, the Patient Handbook.
Jan 28, 2022
Jindal School Now – January 2022
I hope you and your loved ones are doing well. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many people. However, we at UT Dallas are prepared to deal with this situation. To protect our students and faculty, we have moved in-person classes to online teaching via Blackboard Collaborate. While it is a learning experience for us all, so far everything is going smoothly. We are optimistic that we will resume normal activities in the near future.
Episode 94: A Look into a Nonprofit That Advocates for Employer Healthcare Interests
In this episode, host Dr. Bob. Kaiser speaks with Ellen Kelsay, president and CEO of Business Group on Health, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit organization that advocates for employer healthcare interests, including those of some of the largest companies in the world.
Dec 21, 2021
Episode 18: Jordan Pedigo, MBA’16, MS’16
Episode 18: Jordan Pedigo, MBA’16, MS’16 In this edition of the Yet Another MBA G.O.A.T. Podcast, host Lisa Shatz, assistant dean of MBA Programs at the Naveen Jindal School of Management, speaks with Jordan Pedigo, MBA’16, MS’16. At the time their conversation was recorded, Pedigo was vice president and senior division controller at BOK Financial. […]
Episode 93: Understanding Cash-Based Physical Therapy Businesses
This episode delves into the concept of a cash-based physical therapy business and provides a brief overview of what physical therapy is. Host Dr. Bob Kaiser speaks with Dr. Aaron LeBauer, owner of LeBauer Physical Therapy, LLC, author of The CashPT® Blueprint, and host of The CashPT Lunch Hour Podcast. LeBauer is on a mission to save 100 million people from unnecessary surgery by teaching other physical therapists to market directly to consumers and bypass the influence of insurance companies in the treatment process.
Nov 30, 2021
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Episode 92: Polarity Intelligence — a Useful Skill for Healthcare Leaders
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser and guests Tracy Christopherson and Michelle Troseth discuss the concept of Polarity Intelligence and how it can help healthcare leaders establish balance in their lives. Christopherson and Troseth are co-founders of Missing Logic LLC and co-hosts of the Healthcare’s Missing Logic Podcast.
Oct 25, 2021
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Episode 17: Travis Kemp, MBA’18, MS’18
Episode 17: Travis Kemp, MBA’18, MS’18 Travis Kemp, MBA’18, MS’18, joins host Lisa Shatz, assistant dean and director of MBA Programs ,to discuss the benefits and challenges of undertaking a double MS/MBA degree at the Naveen Jindal School of Management. Kemp attributes his success at AT&T (he was promoted to director, supply chain strategy after […]
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Episode 90: A Look Into the Complex Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Justin Fengler, senior vice president corporate strategy and business operations at GoodRx, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a look into the complex and confusing prescription-drug supply chain.
Aug 24, 2021
Episode 89: Fixing the Broken Essential Medicines Supply Chain
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In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser chats with guest Dr. Eric Edwards, CEO, president and co-founder of Phlow Corporation. They discuss the problem of a broken essential medicines supply chain in the U.S. and solutions for fixing it.
Jul 29, 2021
Episode 88: Making the Leap from Fee-Based to Value-Based Care
In this episode, Dr. Matt Lambert, chief medical officer at Curation Health, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a discussion about the history of fee-based care and what the healthcare industry needs to do to make the leap to value-based care.
Jul 23, 2021
Jindal School Now – July 2021
Over the past several months, the Naveen Jindal School of Management made strong showings in multiple rankings. The productivity of the Jindal School’s research faculty earned a No. 3 ranking in the UTD Top 100 Business School Research Rankings™, both worldwide and in North America. Two other placements come in the wake of the school’s transition of its Global MBA program to a fully online format. Read more about each of the rankings here:
Episode 87: A Proven Roadmap to Accelerating Disease Research and Treatment Discovery
Dr. David Fajgenbaum joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a discussion about innovative solutions for accelerating disease research and discovering treatments for those diseases. Fajgenbaum, an immunologist and an assistant professor at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, co-founded the Castleman Disease Collaborative Network while urgently searching for a cure to a disease from which he was dying. They also discuss Fajgenbaum’s memoir, Chasing My Cure: A Doctor’s Race to Turn Hope Into Action (New York: Ballentine Books, 2019).
Jun 28, 2021
Episode 86: How Employers Can Get a Return on Their Investment in Employee Healthcare Benefits
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser and Lorna Borenstein, CEO/founder of Grokker, discuss how employers can get a return on their investment in healthcare benefits by providing their employees with wellness programs. They also discuss her book, It’s Personal: The Business Case for Caring.
Jun 22, 2021
Episode 16: Bonnie Hurst, MBA’20
Episode 16: Bonnie Hurst, MBA’20 In this episode, host Lisa Shatz, assistant dean and director of the MBA Programs at the Naveen Jindal School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas, welcomes Bonnie Hurst, MBA’20, senior project leader at Methodist Health System in Dallas-Fort Worth. Hurst discusses her role at Methodist as a […]
Episode 85: Using Machine Learning to Gain Insight Into Medical Symptoms
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser chats with Dr. Andrew Le, founder and CEO of Buoy Health. Le explains why and how he and his team use machine learning to create a web-based tool that helps site visitors gain clinical insight into their symptoms and points them toward various treatment options.
May 18, 2021
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Master’s in Business Analytics, Second Year
Be prepared to allocate few hours a day to mold your cover letter to fit your dream companies. Start early, apply to many, and importantly, set your boundaries – focus on specific job title(s).
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Master’s in Information Technology Management, Class of ’21
Be prepared to allocate few hours a day to mold your cover letter to fit your dream companies. Start early, apply to many, and importantly, set your boundaries – focus on specific job title(s).
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Enrolling in the Professional Development course (MAS 6102) at UT Dallas was one of the best things that happened to me at the start of my Master’s journey.
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I experienced how the CMC loves to help students who have caught the vision for excellence by providing networking opportunities and introductions to recruiters. I credit the external, paid internship I landed later to showing up, engaging, and soaking up their invaluable coaching!
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What degrees in The UT Dallas Jindal School of Management are STEM-designated?
We have two STEM-designated Undergraduate Programs. We have eight STEM-designated Master’s Programs.
What majors or degrees are available in The UT Dallas Jindal School of Management?
Visit The UT Dallas Jindal School of Management Academic Programs & Areas page for programs offered.
How can I share information about my jobs/events with students?
Post your job on Handshake and be sure to complete as many fields as possible on the “Create a Job” form to help students find your posting when searching for specific jobs. For promoting on-campus and virtual events specific to the Jindal School of Management, contact EmployerRelations@utdallas.edu for assistance.
How do I post a position to get potential applicants from the Jindal School of Management (JSOM)?
JSOM uses Handshake as its online job portal. If your company doesn’t have a Handshake account, visit the Handshake registration page.
My company would like to participate in on-campus recruiting for business students. Who do I contact?
Please email EmployerRelations@utdallas.edu or call 972-883-5935 to connect with the Employer Relations team.
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SGBI Events Global Sustainability Experience – April 20, 2023 In Spring 2023, the Jindal School organized the second edition of the Global Sustainability Experience (GSE) consisting of webinars and workshops and culminating in a final round of student competition and a celebration event on April 20, 2023. The purpose of the GSE is to bring […]
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Episode 84: An Introduction to Healthcare-Related Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Analytics
This episode of The Business of Healthcare Podcast kicks off a series of discussions related to artificial intelligence, machine learning and data analytics. Host Dr. Bob Kaiser speaks with Dr. Ashwin Prakash, chief data scientist at Post Acute Analytics, a North Texas-based company that uses real-time data to monitor the progress of patients who have been released from acute-care facilities. They discuss the basics of AI, machine learning and data analytics and explain how these technologies can be used within a healthcare context to drive innovation, reduce costs and improve health outcomes. Prakash earned a Global Leadership Executive MBA from The University of Texas at Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management in 2020.
Apr 28, 2021
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Episode 15: Tarun Tripathy, MBA’18
Episode 15: Tarun Tripathy, MBA’18 In the episode, Tarun Tripathy, MBA’18, a consultant at Deloitte, joins host Lisa Shatz, assistant dean of MBA Programs at the Naveen Jindal School of Management. They discuss what brought him to his decision to enroll in an MBA program, why he chose UT Dallas and the highlights and challenges […]
Episode 83: Better Health through Data-Driven Navigation Tools
In this episode, host Dr. Bob Kaiser welcomes Dr. Dena Bravata, chief medical officer of Castlight Health, a health navigation platform, for a discussion about how data-driven comparison tools can reduce costs and improve outcomes for patients.
White Paper: Castlight’s Approach to Quality: Curate, Customize, Communicate
Apr 20, 2021
Episode 82: Technology As Positive Healthcare Disruptor
Dr. Esteban López, the market lead at Google Cloud’s Healthcare and Life Sciences for the Americas division, joins host Dr. Bob Kaiser for a discussion about how technology is disrupting the healthcare industry for the better. Lopez, a 2007 graduate of the Alliance for Physician Leadership Executive MBA program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas, also discussed how to solve healthcare disparities caused by systemic racism.
Mar 25, 2021
Episode 81: Healthcare 2.0: A Case Study
Dr. Bob Kaiser visits with Dr. Scott Shreeve, founder, CEO and board member of Crossover Health. Shreeve, an emergency medicine physician, explains how he found a way to scale his vision for a new primary-care model that utilizes technology — an approach often dubbed healthcare 2.0 — to improve access for patients and enhances their quality of life. The company Shreeve founded now counts Apple, Amazon, Comcast, Facebook LinkedIn and other large employers among his customers.
Mar 12, 2021
