Dean’s Council

Jindal School Dean Hasan Pirkul in his office
Dr. Hasan Pirkul, Dean and Caruth Chair of Management

Thank you for your interest in the Naveen Jindal School of Management Dean’s Council and for visiting the Council’s webpage.

The Dean’s Council is an extraordinary organization who sole mission is to enhance the school’s global reputation. For over a decade, the Council has helped build and grow awareness of our top-notch students, our highly-ranked degree programs, our research-prolific faculty and our overall accomplishments.

Over the years, the Council has played a formidable role in showcasing the school’s accomplishments in the Annual OWLIE Awards where students, faculty, employers and organizations are recognized for their outstanding leadership.

The Council accepts applications twice a year from students who care deeply about the continued and future success of the Jindal School of Management; who are committed to giving back to the school that has made a difference in their lives and who are humble in their contribution and dedication. It is the unity, humbleness and professionalism that members possess that have delivered extraordinary results for many years.

I encourage you to read the mission statement and core values listed below, and if you are called to serve, please apply for and support the Dean’s Council. I have high expectations that it will continue to enhance our school and our programs. I congratulate past Dean’s Council members for all they have done and achieved, and I look forward to the successes of future members.

Dean’s Council Mission

The Jindal School of Management Dean’s Council is a distinguished group of students and deans who collaborate in creative and innovative efforts to build and enhance the school’s global reputation by promoting all that is good and great in our community. Council members are selected for their ability to bring a wide variety of thoughts, perspectives, and personal backgrounds in an exceptional set of core values that include:

  • Humility that is demonstrated as work and service for the advancement of the council and school, not individual gain
  • Commitment and dedication to the work of the council as illustrated by their constant presence and quality contribution
  • Professionalism that is exemplified in their respect not only for other council members but for the critical work of the council
  • A servant leadership mindset is conveyed in their determination to make a difference in the council and school
  • Unity in mission and mindset to positively impact the Jindal School