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Dean’s ReporT

2022–2023

Educating students to step into global leadership is the mission of the Collins College of Business. We achieve this mission by recruiting and retaining top notch faculty, staff, and students. Our achievement is shown by the impact being made by our alumni network around the world. Whether it is developing a nonprofit to support the education of kids in New Mexico, building a company that lives the goals of both clean energy and good community values, or constructing the second tallest building in the world, the foundation of skills and values of these alumni was built in the halls of Helmerich Hall at the Collins College of Business.

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Our rigorous academic curriculum and small class size, combined with impactful co-curricular opportunities and internships, provide our students with a dynamic learning experience. Collins College students experience international corporate cultures while participating in programs around the world, including study-abroad in Sweden and Italy. They develop innovation and team presentation skills as they compete (and win) the prestigious statewide Love’s Entrepreneur’s Cup. They manage a $7 million investment fund, with earnings providing scholarship opportunities to fellow students. Their leadership skills are honed as they lead and execute organizations like TEDxUTulsa, bringing in speakers from around the country to discuss issues impacting the world.

Students explore career pathways while receiving mentorship from our involved and dedicated group of alumni, community, and corporate stakeholders. Monthly Friends of Finance luncheons allow students to engage with local companies while learning from world-class business leaders. Faculty deliver groundbreaking research that drives curriculum, business decisions, and societal impact.

Our strategic plan is built on the input and expertise of our most committed stakeholders including alumni, faculty, students, university, and corporate colleagues. This plan is delivering transformational change for our students and our community that is influencing a rapidly changing world. We invite you to join us and share our message as we continue to be at the forefront of addressing the disruption occurring in business and in business education.

Kathy Taylor Genave King Rogers Dean Collins College of Business The University of Tulsa

kathy-taylor@utulsa.edu

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