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Student Consultants from Jindal School Provide Real Value to Client Companies and Organizations
In building construction, a capstone marks completion; in business education, it proves readiness — and students in the Naveen Jindal School of Management who participated in UTDsolv Capstone Projects this past fall did both. During the fall 2025 semester, more than 700 senior undergraduate students were assigned to 137 student teams and 78 projects, consulting […]
Vietnam Conference Honors 80th Birthday and Achievements of Jindal School’s Suresh Sethi
The Human-Centered AI Society (HCAIS) held a conference recently to honor the 80th birthday and achievements of Dr. Suresh Sethi, Eugene McDermott Distinguished Chair in the Naveen Jindal School of Management and a professor in the Operations and Supply Chain Management (OM) Academic Area. The conference — Symposium on Intelligent Operations 2025 & International Conference Honoring […]
Academic Summit Focuses on the Analytics Skills Behind AI’s Promise
Artificial intelligence is all the rage. But underneath those headline-grabbing tech tools is something far less glamorous — and far more essential: business analytics, the decision-making workflow that turns AI from a flashy demo into a real business advantage. The Third Annual Academic Summit for Business Analytics 2026 (ASBA 2026), presented by the Naveen Jindal […]
Jindal School Faculty Member Named IREM Dallas Academic Member of the Year
Having faculty members who are experts in their field is crucial for business-school programs that focus on a specific industry. The Naveen Jindal School of Management’s real estate program can claim even more: an award-winning expert. Julie Lynch Julie Lynch, an associate professor of practice in the Jindal school’s Finance and Managerial Economics Area and […]
Global Business Alumnus Uses Jindal School as Launchpad for International Service
Fueled by the global experiences he built in the Naveen Jindal School of Management, Vladyslav (Vlad) Wallace, BS’20, now represents the United States on the world stage. Vladyslav (Vlad) Wallace Right on the heels of a formative experience with the U.S. State Department’s National Security Language Initiative (NSLI) program in Chisinau, Moldova, Wallace arrived at […]
New Required Undergraduate Course at Jindal School Anchors Professional Development
Students who enroll in business schools often do so to prepare for a rewarding life and productive career. A new undergraduate course is being offered at The University of Texas at Dallas’ Naveen Jindal School of Management to help them build the communication and professional skills essential for success. Beginning this fall, all incoming freshmen […]
Strengthening Ties: UT Dallas, ECLAT Foundation, and a Mayoral Visit Celebrating Taiwanese Talent
Richardson Mayor Amir Omar, MBA’13, an Executive MBA alumnus from the Naveen Jindal School of Management at The University of Texas at Dallas, has actively engaged with the University’s international community, including Taiwanese students supported by ECLAT and related programs. Richardson Mayor Amir Omar engages with ECLAT students At a recent campus visit on Nov. […]
Team of Jindal School MBA Students Wins 2025 MBA Case Competition World Cup
Matthew Turner had never even heard of case competitions before he started his graduate studies at The University of Texas at Dallas and now the MBA program at the Naveen Jindal School of Management has equipped him to win them. He and his teammates recently took first place in the 2025 MBA Case Competition World […]
Real Estate Programs at the Jindal School Build on Guttery’s Legacy
Ever since joining the faculty at the Naveen Jindal School of Management in 2012, Dr. Randall S. (Randy) Guttery has taught 4,900 students without having missed a single lecture — even teaching on crutches after surgeries. Extend that back to his time at the University of North Texas, and Guttery can claim 9,120 students and […]
Wildfire Smoke Prompts Temporary Shift Toward Green Purchases, Jindal School Research Shows
Whether a campfire gets left unattended or lightning strikes dry brush during a drought, people caught in the resulting wildfires are changing their shopping habits — not just by putting on masks but also by shopping for greener products, at least for a while. Findings from a recent study by researchers in the Naveen Jindal […]
Women in STEM at Jindal School Lead, Solve and Inspire
National STEM Day, celebrated Nov. 8 across the U.S., highlights the creativity and ingenuity needed to succeed in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. Falling on a weekend this year, it offered the accomplished women at the Naveen Jindal School of Management a moment to pause and reflect on what the day means to […]
Students, Staff and Faculty Participate in First Annual JSOM Day of Service
Not even a drizzly Halloween morning could prevent dozens of Naveen Jindal School of Management students, staff and faculty members from volunteering as they traded business casual for work gloves and spent the day planting trees, cleaning gardens and packing meals for children in need. Students lend a hand with environmental initiatives with Texas Trees […]
Torch Passed in Jindal School’s Internal Auditing Education
After nearly 20 years with the Naveen Jindal School of Management and associate director of the school’s Center for Internal Auditing Excellence, Chris Linsteadt, MBA’96, MS’02, has retired. New faculty member and Jindal School alumnus Matthew (Matt) Paske, BS’08, MS’10, has been appointed as assistant director to replace him.
Second Annual Cybersecurity Day Highlights AI, Risk and Career Insights
The Naveen Jindal School of Management will host its Second Annual Cybersecurity Day Nov. 4 in the Davidson Auditorium. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is designed to give students from The University of Texas at Dallas a front-row look at the fast-changing world of cybersecurity. Students will hear from two […]
Student Military Veterans Event Nov. 12 Will Impart Business Soft Skills
To celebrate Veteran’s Day (Nov. 11), the Career Management Center at The University of Texas at Dallas‘ Naveen Jindal School of Management will be supporting the UT Dallas chapter of the Student Veterans of America by holding an exclusive event on Nov. 12. All U.S military veterans associated with UT Dallas — students, alumni, faculty […]
Jindal School Alumnus Grows Pain-Recovery Business
After years of battling chronic pain, Leon Jacobson, MBA’22, decided to turn his struggle into a startup. The Naveen Jindal School of Management alumnus recently raised $540,000 to fund Dallas-based Nerveli and change how people recover from pain. Trey Bowles (left) and Leon Jacobson Although Jacobson calls the latest fundraising round “a nice milestone,” he […]
Jindal School Adds 15 New Faculty Members
The Naveen Jindal School of Management welcomed 16 new faculty members to its roster this fall. They bring research and teaching expertise in accounting, finance, information systems, marketing, operations, supply chain and organizational management. From exploring the role of artificial intelligence in business to improving healthcare systems and understanding market behavior, these faculty members join […]
Dr. Suresh Sethi Honored for Long-time Service to Jindal School
Suresh Sethi’s Selfie with Conference Participants A recent celebration at the Naveen Jindal School of Management honored the 80th birthday — and distinguished career — of long-time faculty member Dr. Suresh Sethi, Eugene McDermott Distinguished Chair and a professor in the Operations and Supply Chain Management (OM) Academic Area. The Sept. 26-28 event was held […]
From AI to SPACs, Boards Face a New Era of Governance
The Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance at the Naveen Jindal School of Management presented its 23rd Annual Corporate Governance Conference Sept. 24. It tied together diverse but connected threads — from academic research to family office partnerships, corporate foundations, AI in the boardroom, and special-purpose acquisition companies (SPAC). The event’s unifying theme was that governance itself is […]
