The Davidson Management Honors Program is committed to graduating well-rounded citizens and community leaders who constantly pursue personal and intellectual growth.
DMHP Learning Outcomes
Students will recognize, analyze and communicate business issues and trends on a domestic and global level through enriched coursework, group collaboration, and close interaction with faculty.
Students will expand their leadership attributes.
Students will engage in action for positive change in the community serving as ambassadors for UT Dallas.
Students will assess the intrinsic value of career opportunities based on factors that contribute to long-term career well-being.
Applications received after the Dec. 1 priority deadline will be reviewed on a rolling basis until our class is full. Since class sizes are kept small, you are encouraged to apply as early as possible before the class is full.
* If admitted, this is a non-binding admissions decision. Students will not be required to enroll in UT Dallas, JSOM, or DMHP.
Transfer or Current UT Dallas Students
Each year, a limited number of current UT Dallas freshmen or external transfers will be accepted into the program to begin the following fall semester. Students can only apply at the end of their freshman year. All applications are evaluated based on the academic rigor of the original school (if not UT Dallas), courses taken and the earned GPA. Other admission requirements and considerations are:
Minimum 24 hours college credit
Minimum 3.5 GPA
SAT and high school class rank
Resume showing work experience and/or campus involvement
Essay
One letter of recommendation from a UT Dallas faculty member (or from your current university if not a current UT Dallas student)
Interview (phone or in person)
Transfer Admission Deadlines
Internal Transfers (current UT Dallas students): Deadline to Apply: April 13, 2015
External Transfers: Deadline to Apply: July 1st, 2015
The Davidson Management Honors Program (DMHP) is committed to graduating well-rounded citizens and community leaders who are constantly pursing personal and intellectual growth.
Degree Plan
Honors Program students benefit from a “cohort” system, taking smaller honors classes together from highly regarded Jindal School faculty members. Class sizes are limited, offering a unique experience to interact with and learn from their classmates and professors.
Incoming Freshman Classes of 2014
BLAW 2301 Business and Public Law – Fall Semester Freshman Year
MKT 3300 Principles of Marketing – Spring Semester, Freshman Year
BCOM 3100 Professional Development - Spring Semester, Freshman Year
BCOM 3310 Business Communications – Fall Semester, Sophomore Year
ACCT 2301 Financial Accounting - Fall Semester, Sophomore Year
ACCT 2302 Managerial Accounting - Spring Semester, Sophomore Year
OBHR 3310 Organizational Behavior - Spring Semester, Sophomore Year
IMS 3310 International Business - Fall Semester, Junior Year
BCOM 4350 Advanced Communications - Spring Semester, Junior Year
Employment Law or Current Issues - Spring Semester, Senior Year
Incoming Freshman Classes of 2012 and 2013
BLAW 2301 Business and Public Law – Fall Semester Freshman Year
BA 1100 Business Basics – Fall Semester Freshman Year
ACCT 2301 Financial Accounting – Spring Semester Freshman Year
BCOM 3310 Business Communications – Spring Semester Freshman Year
MKT 3300 Principles of Marketing – Fall Semester, Sophomore Year
IMS 3310 International Business – Spring Semester, Sophomore Year
FIN 3320 Business Finance – Fall Semester, Junior Year
BCOM 4350 Advanced Communications Course – Spring Semester, Junior Year
Incoming Freshman Class of 2011
BLAW 2301 Business and Public Law – Fall Semester Freshman Year
ACCT 2301 Financial Accounting – Spring Semester Freshman Year
MKT 3300 Principles of Marketing – Fall Semester Sophomore Year
BCOM 3310 Business Communications – Spring Semester Sophomore Year
FIN 3320 Business Finance – Fall Semester Junior Year
IMS 3310 International Business – Spring Semester Junior Year
Academic Requirements
DMHP students must have a cumulative UT Dallas Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.5 or higher upon graduation in order to graduate with honors.
To remain in good standing (which allows students to participate in DMHP events and register for honors cohort classes), DMHP students must meet the following minimum cumulative UT Dallas GPA requirements:
Freshmen:
Cumulative UT Dallas GPAs will be evaluated at the end of the Spring semester of freshman year. If the UT Dallas GPA is below a 3.25, the student will be dismissed from DMHP. All students who do not meet the minimum requirement of 3.25 will have the opportunity to appeal. All appeal decisions will be made by DMHP Professional Staff, and they will be final.
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors:
Students must maintain a cumulative UT Dallas GPA of 3.25 or higher each semester to remain in good standing with the program.
Probation
A sophomore, junior or senior with a cumulative UT Dallas GPA below 3.25 at the end of any semester will be placed on probation for the next long semester (fall or spring). If a student is unable to raise their cumulative UT Dallas GPA to a 3.25 or higher at the conclusion of their probation semester, the student will be dismissed from DMHP.
Students may only spend one semester on probation during their time in DMHP. If a student’s cumulative UT Dallas GPA falls below 3.25 after having previously spent a semester on probation, the student will be dismissed from DMHP. While on probation, students may take part in DMHP activities and remain enrolled in DMHP classes.
Dismissal
Students dismissed from DMHP will not be allowed to take part in DMHP activities or register for DMHP classes.
Additional Requirements
Minimum of THREE DMHP professional development events per academic year.
Minimum of TWO events totaling at least six hours of community service through the Office of Student Volunteerism (OSV) at UT Dallas or through DMHP sponsored events, per academic year.
You must sign-in to receive credit for these events.
Community service done through the OSV office, must be documented by printing off your OrgSync confirmation for signing up for the event.
Students who fail to attend the required number of events will be dismissed from the program. There is NO probation available for students who fail to attend the required number of events. Dismissal means that students are not allowed to take part in DMHP events or register for DMHP classes.
Unprofessional or Unethical Conduct
Any unprofessional conduct or unethical behavior is subject to review by the Program Director and Program Coordinator. Unprofessional or unethical behavior may result in discipline up to and including dismissal from DMHP.
DMHP students must adhere to the UT Dallas Student Code of Conduct. DMHP reserves the right to review violations of the UT Dallas Code of Conduct in order to determine DMHP eligibility.
Subject to Change
The rules and requirements of DMHP are subject to change at the discretion DMHP Professional Staff at any time in order to foster the mission of DMHP. If changes are made, students will be subject to all new requirements as soon as they are instituted, unless otherwise stated.
DMHP students take honors ‘cohort’ classes - a ‘cohort’ is a group that takes classes together, upon entering the program. All DMHP students will take at least one honors class together per academic year; these classes will be taught by highly regarded faculty members, and class sizes will be limited. DMHP students also participate in special projects, business competitions, and case competitions.
DMHP focuses on fostering students’ professional development so they are competitive candidates for internships, full-time jobs and graduate schools. Past activities have included:
Company site visits, including: the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, and J.C. Penney
Each year DMHP is involved in various community service projects, such as participating in UT Dallas’s campus-wide Viva Volunteer Day with more than 500 other students, faculty and staff. DMHP also volunteers at: Habitat for Humanity, the Ronald McDonald House, the Salvation Army, to name a few.
As sophomores, DMHP students have the opportunity to travel together to Washington, D.C. and New York City - this trip includes sight-seeing and meeting with potential employers and Naveen Jindal School of Management alumni. DMHP also offers scholarship opportunities to help students study abroad.
DMHP students also have the opportunity to participate in social events throughout the school year, too. Past events have included Whirlyball, bowling, and Top Golf.
J. Michelle Abuda Class of 2015
Majors: Management Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, with a minor in Computer Science
Hometown: Frisco, Texas
Michelle Abuda has not stopped moving since she arrived at UT Dallas. Her commitment to improving campus life has led her to take on leadership positions in several organizations, as well as starting a few of her own. Her service was recognized when she was chosen as the student speaker at the groundbreaking event for the JSOM building addition in May 2013.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
I was originally accepted and going to go to UT Austin, but with a smaller school, I hoped to get the opportunity to interact with my professors more and get to know my class better. The brand new residence halls were exciting, and the scholarship opportunities at UT Dallas are wonderful as well.
Extracurricular:
Dean’s Council: Undergraduate Leader
TEDxUTD Club: Vice President
Supply Chain Leadership Council: Social Media Manager
JSOM Book Club: Founder
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
I was lucky enough to get to go on the DMHP Spring Break trip in March 2013. For a week, we visited sites in Washington, D.C., and New York, and we got to know other DMHP students better. It was definitely one of my favorite college experiences so far, and I highly recommend that you apply to go if you are in DMHP.
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
DMHP has introduced me to a lot of great friends and has given me awesome opportunities. I met my best friend, Annie, through DMHP, and we have been living together since sophomore year. Besides the spring break trip, the development events are interesting and the honors classes are great.
Internships:
Summer 2012: I worked as a management trainee intern at Advantix Solutions Group.
Summer 2013: I worked as a business analyst intern at DCS Information Systems.
Both internships I found and applied through the UT Dallas CareerWorks.
What are your long-term professional goals?
Eventually, I would like to move into consulting, whether that is right out of college or further down the line when I have more experience. Because I am studying both MIS and supply chain management, I am not sure whether I would like to focus more on technology or operations yet, but I am hoping to use both fields to improve companies’ productivity overall.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I try not to have too much free time. Most of my time outside of class I like to fill with student organizations or work. However, in my true free time, I just like to be with my friends, whether that’s hanging out and watching a movie, or maybe going shopping.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
Get to know your professors by visiting them during their office hours. Most of the professors are extremely friendly and like talking to you, so visit them often.
Jennifer Chen Class of 2014
Major(s): Marketing and Global Business
Jennifer, a Plano, Texas, native who graduates soon, has filled her undergraduate career at UT Dallas with success both inside and outside the classroom. Beyond her academic achievements as a double major in marketing and global business, Jennifer has served as president of her sorority, Delta Delta Delta, and a member of the DMHP Advisory Council. Having worked as a marketing intern for a corporation for the last year, Jennifer looks to the future as graduation nears, and shares her thoughts on her UT Dallas and DMHP experience.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
UT Dallas offered more student involvement and leadership opportunities then many of the other schools were offering. I felt that I would develop more personally and professionally at UT Dallas.
Internships:
Marketing Intern – The Howard Hughes Corporation (June 2012 – present). I secured the position through networking.
What are your long-term professional goals?
Upon graduation in December, I hope to pursue a full-time job at my current internship.
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
The sophomore trip to D.C. and New York City was my favorite DMHP experience! It was a great opportunity to get to know some members of the program as well as learn about some professional opportunities that might be of interest to us upon graduation.
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
DMHP’s cohort classes have greatly enhanced my classroom experience. Having the smaller classes allowed me to be more interactive in addition to having access to some of the best professors the JSOM offers.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I stay involved on campus through membership in my sorority, Tri Delta. In addition, I enjoy baking and traveling.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
I would advise college freshmen to get involved on campus and seek leadership opportunities. Not only will these allow you to meet new people, but they will also help you gain skills that can translate into the workplace.
Tyler Cotter Class of 2016
Majors: Accounting and Finance
Tyler (Ty) Cotter traveled from his hometown of Albuquerque, New Mexico, with his identical twin brother, Luke, to pursue a college soccer career at UT Dallas. Having since “fallen in love” with the campus and the Richardson area, Ty continues to be a goalkeeper for the UT Dallas Men’s Soccer team, while also getting involved in numerous other clubs and activities on campus. Having a true entrepreneurial spirit, Ty advises all students to look for ways to leave their own stamp on UT Dallas.
Besides the UT Dallas Men’s Soccer team, what other organizations are you involved in on campus?
Peer Advisor Residence Hall North
Entrepreneurship Club – Vice President,br>
American Marketing Association – Member
Fellowship of Christian Athletes – Member
Destination Imagination - Member
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
DMHP, I would say, has been the vast majority of my college experience. Getting to know other honors students and being part of smaller classes with some of the best professors not only at UT Dallas, but in the entire state of Texas.
What are your long-term professional goals?
But I would lean toward accounting and will be applying for the Professional Program in Accounting next fall.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I love to play soccer, work on my motorcycle, play video games, and I am a member of the Texas Archery Club.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
Don’t waste your time planning; just do it! Get involved, and if you absolutely hate every club on campus, make your own! Go to club meetings, stay up way too late, anything and everything — do it for the heck of it.
Michael Matthews Class of 2016
Majors: BS in Business Administration and BS in Marketing
Hometown: Plano, Texas
Sophomore Michael Matthews was not planning to attend UT Dallas. But a visit to campus made a good impression, and he has been taking advantage of everything UT Dallas and the Jindal School of Management (JSOM) has to offer ever since. As a student-athlete, Michael balances his time to get to know his professors, his peers and pave the way for his future success.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
The first time I walked on campus, I fell in love with it here. Partnered with the soccer program and amazing opportunities this school presented, I had made my decision early in my senior year.
Extracurricular:
NCAA Soccer Team
American Marketing Association
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
Being in classes with my honors cohort is such an enhanced experience from the already great classes in the JSOM. Knowing most of the students in the class is a special experience, and it makes it easier to get together for lunch or hang out with friends. Plus, the level of the lecture is increased with all of the honor students.
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
I get to spend time with some of the top students in the JSOM as well as lectures and presentations from the department heads. Both of these help forge relationships that can last a lifetime.
What are your long-term professional goals?
I’m still trying to figure out what I would like to do as a career path. I do plan on staying at UT Dallas for graduate school while pursuing an MBA.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy playing soccer and watching TV shows, including Suits and Under the Dome.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
Focus on building relationships with peers and professors. Eventually class is going to be over, but you can keep learning from the people around you. Success is how you define it, not how someone else defines it for you.
Mindy Tiu Class of 2014
Majors: BS in Marketing, BS in Business Administration with a concentration in entrepreneurship
Hometown: Houston
There is one thing that will definitely not be lacking on senior Mindy Tiu’s résumé when she graduates in May — relevant work experience. In addition to her academics and extracurricular activities, Mindy has honed her skills in the professional environment with internships at big companies, such as Nordstrom, Alcatel-Lucent and J.C. Penney. Attributing a lot of her accomplishments to networking, Mindy shares her advice for maximizing your time at UT Dallas to prepare for future success.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
UT Austin was my dream school until I noticed UTD [in my] senior year of high school. I got into both UTD and UT but chose UTD because I wanted a place where there was opportunity to be a student leader. I was given a scholarship as well. I wanted to play collegiate tennis while balancing school and work in order to make the biggest difference I could in the university. Smaller schools allow you to do that.
Extracurricular:
American Marketing Association (AMA) – VP of Membership, Promotions Chair
Phi Beta Lambda – VP of Membership, Webmaster, and Social Media Chair
Student Investment Club – Co-founder, Webmaster, and Social Media Chair
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
Playing collegiate tennis has been my favorite memory at UTD so far! We made it to nationals — first time in UTD history!
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
I am able to network and befriend those who hold their academics close to their heart. DMHP’ers are the epitome of leaders and hardworking people, and it is a blessing to be a part of such an amazing, accomplished group of individuals.
Every one of these jobs has an interesting story as to how I secured them. The main thing is that to secure these jobs, I needed to take the extra step and go to networking events in order to personally gain references. From there, I was guided into the right direction and got jobs I didn’t even know existed! CometCareers is a wonderful resource. I went to career expos, company tours and many other events! To me, “90 percent of life is just showing up. You really never know what will come of it and who you’ll meet!”
What are your long-term professional goals?
I want to pursue an MBA… after working three to four years for a Fortune 100 company in marketing and/or sales. I see myself working for companies like GE, Nordstrom and Deloitte.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I absolutely love working out, hanging out with friends, running, playing flute and piano, and watching movies/Netflix!
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
Join as many organizations as you can and network with students and older students! From there, you’ll gain great insight into what you really like to do and what field you want to pursue. Also, prepare your résumé all the time and record your activities and leadership roles because it will be hard to remember them all when the time comes that you must submit your résumé to a potential employer.
Suneet Flora Class of 2014
Majors: B.S. in Biology and B.S. in Business Administration
Hometown: Allen, Texas
Senior Suneet Flora brings a unique perspective to the Jindal School of Management — learning business through the lens of her medical school aspirations. Her combination of management and healthcare interests can be seen outside the classroom as well in her leadership on campus. Co-founding the UT Dallas chapter of the service organization Circle K International, Suneet has gone on to become an officer for the entire Texas-Oklahoma district.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
I chose UT Dallas because of the scholarship I was awarded. I knew I wanted to go to medical school, so I wanted to keep my debt as low as possible from my undergraduate degree.
Extracurricular:
Circle K International: Co-founder, President, 2010-2012; Texas-Oklahoma District
Treasurer, 2012-2013
Molding Doctors
Peer Advisor: Peer Advisor Council Chairman, 2013-2014
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
My favorite memory from DMHP is the 2012 Washington D.C./New York City spring break trip. All of the places we were able to see and the tours were experiences I wouldn’t have been able to have if I had gone with a different group.
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
DMHP has opened my eyes up to the business world and how important certain aspects such as networking truly are in order to find the opportunities you are seeking.
Internships:
For student interested in medical school, you must have experience in the medical environment. My brother worked for a family physician and secured me an interview with him to see if he would be open to me shadowing. I shadowed him along with the other family physician who worked at the practice for two years.
What are your long-term professional goals?
I am currently in the process of applying to medical school and will hopefully be interviewing in the fall. I would love to work with kids who have cancer in the future.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
In my free time I love playing with my dog, going out with friends, exploring Dallas and baking/cooking.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
My advice to new college freshmen would be not to be scared to try something new. Everyone around you is new to this chapter in life, and it goes by fast. So be outgoing and step out of your comfort zone, but also know when it is time to sit down and study because that is why you are in college.
Trang Nguyen Class of 2015
Majors: BS in Management Information Systems
Hometown: Hanoi, Vietnam
Traveling across the world from Hanoi, Vietnam, to Richardson, Texas, Trang Nguyen was not sure what she would find as she pursued her education at UT Dallas. Since that first year, she has become immersed in college life — from the classroom to clubs to an on-campus job. You might find Trang teaching UNIV 1010, the class that introduces freshmen to UT Dallas, one day and singing in the annual “Best of Broadway” production the next.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
As an international student, I was attracted at first by UT Dallas’ diverse community and generous scholarship. As I become more involved on campus, I realize how lucky I am to be at such a “young” university. UT Dallas’ growth has been a motivation for me to improve myself every single day to keep up with the school’s reputation.
Extracurricular:
First Year Leader – UNIV1010, Freshman Introductory Course Instructor
American Marketing Association – PR/DFW Relations Chair
Residential Housing Association – VP of Marketing and Development
Vietnamese International Network of Culture, Education and Friendship (VINCEF) – Marketing Chair
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
My favorite DMHP memory is our Washington, D.C.-New York trip during Spring Break 2013. The trip has brought everyone closer and made me feel more attached to the program. I also appreciate the visit to Deloitte’s office in Washington, D.C., and exploring the opportunities at the big company.
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
DMHP has brought together a group of the most accomplished students at the Jindal School of Management. The program has created a competitive environment, where students learn from each other, while focusing on both professional and personal growth. I look up to my DMHP peers, who have inspired me to be confident, diligent and progressive.
Internships:
I am currently working as graphic designer for UT Dallas Dining Services and got my job through CometCareers.
What are your long-term professional goals?
I am currently looking for an MIS internship and plan to have a career in a technology-consulting firm.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy reading books on leadership and entrepreneurship, singing Broadway tunes and cooking.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
If you are lucky enough to find something you enjoy doing, make a skill out of it! Take everything you do seriously and reflect on your personal growth. College is also the best time to find lifelong friends who share the same values as yours, so don’t miss opportunities to socialize and explore.
Vaneda Anna Valentine 2014
Majors: Finance
Hometown: Houston
Finance student Vaneda Valentine wasted no time upon her arrival at UT Dallas to start making her impact on campus. She goes beyond the basic club membership to leadership positions in a variety of organizations. Also, because of her academic achievements, Vaneda was recently “tapped” to join the selective honor society, Phi Kappa Phi. She is proof that scholarship and leadership go hand-in-hand at UT Dallas.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
After coming to UTD, meeting Professor [Matt] Polze (DMHP director) and receiving a scholarship, I knew it was the right school for me. It is far enough away from home to have freedom, but close enough that I can go home when I want to.
Extracurricular:
Fundraising Committee Chair for the Black Student Alliance
Student Organization Funding Advisory Board member
Delta Epsilon Iota Honor Society
Golden Key International Honor Society
Phi Kappa Phi
African Student Union
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
I really enjoyed Viva Volunteer [an annual student service day hosted by the campus Office of Student Volunteerism] with DMHP my freshman year! It was nice to interact with young girls from Girl Scouts of America. I also enjoyed going to play Whirlyball with the program this last month!
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
It has helped me to network with my fellow students as well as gain valuable professional-development skills.
What are your long-term professional goals?
I plan to fast-track and get my master’s degree here at UT Dallas and become a financial analyst. My ultimate goal is to be the chief financial officer of a company.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy spending time with my friends and family either going to the movies or out to dinner!
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
Get involved! Your experience here at UT Dallas is what you make it. I also encourage you to be well-rounded. Don’t just study all the time or socialize all the time. I recommend that you have a nice balance.
Triza Nganga Class of 2017
Majors: BS in Accounting
Hometown: Irving, Texas
There is no rule that says when you can become a leader on your college campus. Freshman Triza Nganga is a perfect example of how you can jump right in to all that UT Dallas has to offer inside and outside the classroom. Finding activities that are both related to her accounting major and reflect her other interests, Triza has been able to start building her UT Dallas legacy from the beginning of her college career.
Why did you choose to attend UT Dallas?
Seeing all the amazing opportunities UT Dallas had offered to my older sister is one of the main reasons why I chose to attend this university. Additionally, the financial support, top rankings and fast-growing popularity also led me to choose to attend UT Dallas.
Please list any clubs/leadership positions you hold at UT Dallas:
Peer-Led Team Learning (PLTL) Peer Leader in the Student Success Center IGNITE Co-President of the UT Dallas Chapter
Secretary of the National Association of Black Accountants Academic Bridge Program
Accounting Club
What is your favorite UT Dallas/DMHP memory so far?
I am grateful to DMHP for the many events and programs that it holds just for its honors students. My favorite DMHP event would be when employees from Texas Instruments came on campus to critique the résumés of DMHP students. Listening to their suggestions was helpful because they were aware of what information was critical to include in a résumé for possible employment with TI and other companies.
How do you think DMHP has enhanced your college experience?
Participating in DMHP has allowed me to connect more with all of my professors through smaller class sizes, network with professionals, and further improve my professional and leadership skills.
What are your long-term professional goals?
One of my long-term professional goals includes obtaining a master’s degree in accounting through the Professional Program in Accounting. After gaining more experience in the accounting field, I will then take the steps necessary to achieve my long-term goal of becoming a judge.
What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, watching movies and ice skating.
What advice do you have for new college freshmen?
Get involved on campus because this is how you will be exposed to various programs and opportunities as well as meet people with similar interests who can help you in your academic and professional goals.
Matt is the Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs and the Director of the Davidson Management Honors Program. Prior to joining UT Dallas in 2006 he worked as an auditor with a public accounting firm and practiced as a corporate and securities lawyer. Matt has earned Doctor of Jurisprudence, Master in Professional Accounting, and Bachelor of Business Administration degrees from the University of Texas at Austin. His teaching interest is in the area of business law, and he is a recipient of The University of Texas Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award. He has been a licensed attorney in the state of Texas since November 2003.
Caryn is the Associate Director of the Davidson Management Honors Program. Prior to joining UT Dallas in 2011, Caryn was as an Assistant Director of Career Development at the Hegi Career Center at Southern Methodist University. Caryn has also worked in the public relations industry in both the corporate and non-profit environments. Caryn earned a Masters of Education in Counseling from the University of North Texas, and she has a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University. She also holds licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas.
Elise is the Program Specialist for the Davidson Management Honors Program. Prior to joining UT Dallas in February of 2014, Elise worked as the Coordinator of New Student Orientation and Student Support at Southern Methodist University. Elise received her Masters of Education in Post-Secondary Administration and Student Affairs from the University of Southern California. Elise received her Bachelor of Science in Political Science and Broadcast Journalism, with a minor in Japanese, from Texas Christian University.
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