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Kevin Castello of the Baylor Angel Network Talks about Starting an Angel Group (In the News)
[11/5/2009]
Austin Entrepreneur Network Blog Q&A with Baylor MBA candidate Kevin Castello about the university-sponsored Baylor Angel Network that provides a link between successful alumni and current students who serve as interns. -- Where are you from originally? I have lived in Texas most of my life and in the Austin area since 1984. What university did you go to? My bachelor's is from Austin Graduate School of Theology and I complete my MBA at Baylor in December.
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Baylor University's Executive MBA Program Makes Dramatic Climb in Financial Times' Rankings
[10/23/2009]
Baylor University's Executive MBA Program climbed 15 spots in the Financial Times' 2009 overall rankings to No. 73 worldwide. The program, which includes both Dallas and Austin campuses, ranked No. 1 in Texas for percent of salary increase, career progress rank and percent of women students.
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Baylor University's Accounting Students Rank Nationally in CPA Pass Rates
[9/21/2009]
Baylor University's Accounting program is one of the best in the country, according to the results for first-time candidates of the 2008 Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam released by the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).
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Baylor University Ranks #4 in Nation for Entrepreneurship
[9/22/2009]
Beating more than 2,300 schools for the #4 spot, Baylor's Entrepreneurship Program achieves the highest ranking for any program in Baylor history.
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Baylor University Welcomes New Executive MBA Program Director in Austin
[9/14/2009]
Baylor University appointed David Wallace as the new director of the Executive MBA Program in Austin, Texas. Wallace, a 2009 graduate of the program, plans to share his vision and passion with future classes and to further enhance the program's quality and national reputation.
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Baylor University to Host Dale P. Jones Business Ethics Forum 2009: Where Finance Meets Ethics
[9/14/2009]
Ethical issues in business underlie much of the current global financial crisis. Baylor University's Dale P. Jones Business Ethics Forum, "Where Finance Meets Ethics," will address these issues, engaging students, faculty, alumni and business leaders in discussions of the major ethical issues related to finance, the struggling world economy and the implications for business and society.
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Baylor University Adds Executive Coaching for MBA Candidates in Dallas and Austin Programs
[9/14/2009]
As part of its commitment to students' career development, Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business announced that it now provides personal career coaching services to MBA candidates in its Executive MBA programs, which are located in Dallas and Austin, Texas.
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Astronaut to Speak to Baylor University's Graduate Business Students
[9/14/2009]
NASA astronaut Sandra Magnus, hosted by the Sunrise Rotary Club, will speak at the Hankamer School of Business and other various schools Sept. 14- 16. Magnus' appearance is part of "NASA Week in Waco," a three-day series of community events.
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Baylor Executive MBA Students Help Companies Across the Globe in 2009
[8/26/2009]
Baylor University's mission focuses on producing graduates for worldwide leadership and service. In line with this mission, Baylor EMBA students are given the opportunity to engage in two service projects incorporated into the curriculum--a domestic project completed during the first year, and an international project completed before graduation.
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Baylor Business Just Got a Little Bit Greener
[8/28/2009]
The Hankamer School of Business has a higher environmental and social awareness thanks to Kurt Flor, a 2010 Baylor MBA candidate who recently brought Net Impact to Baylor.
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Are Executive MBAs Worth the Money? (In the News)
[6/29/2009]
The last thing you'd probably want to do right now is write a check out to someone for $94,625. But, while most of us are busy refinancing mortgages and re-evaluating our 401(k)s, that's exactly what several hundred mid-level managers in Dallas-Fort Worth are doing.

The money's to pay for an advanced degree called the Executive MBA. The managers hope the EMBA will catapult them to the next level in their careers, saving them from the unemployment that has wiped out the jobs of thousands of their peers along the way.

In essence, an Executive MBA degree is not much different than the master's of business administration degree that one-third of today's CEOs hold. But instead of tabling your career for a year or two to pursue, as happens with a typical MBA, an EMBA allows full-time employees to take classes about four days a month over roughly 20 months.

The focus on basic business principles like finance and economics is the same as with the MBA, but there's also an emphasis on "soft skills"--the qualitative elements that make a manager good at what he or she does.

For many enrolled in EMBA programs locally, the steps toward obtaining the degree begin as a means to an end. Most of the students are deeply involved in their organizations--typically with 15 years of work experience, and eight years of managerial experience, under their belts. They want and need the degree in order to rise in rank within their companies.
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The Baylor MBA Prison Entreprenuership Program (Video)
[7/20/2009]
Prison outreach from a business perspective occurs when volunteering business consultants teach inmates the skills needed to run their own businesses once released from prison. View the latest video detailing the great work our MBA group does for this unique program.
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Business Schools Receive TeamMBA Awards for Community Service (In the News)
[7/24/2009]
Baylor's Hankamer School of Business is the winner of the Service Award for Collaborative Program. -- The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has presented TeamMBA Awards to six business schools from the United States and Europe in recognition of their commitment to community engagement and corporate social responsibility. The schools received the awards at the GMAC Annual Industry Conference in June.
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Baylor is One of Six Schools to Receive TeamMBA Award (In the News)
[7/13/2009]
At its 2009 Annual Industry Conference, GMAC honored six business schools for outstanding and exemplary contributions to social responsibility. The six competed successfully in the third annual TeamMBA Awards Competition, earning recognition for both volunteer service by students and school support for community outreach.
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GMAC Recognizes Baylor MBA Program for Contributions to PEP
[6/21/2009]
During the Graduate Management Admissions Council annual industry conference in June, Baylor's MBA program received one of the TeamMBA awards for its commitment to social responsibility. Baylor won the award for a collaborative effort based on its MBA students' participation in the Prison Entrepreneurship Program.
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Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business Marks 50 years of Accreditation (In the News)
[5/21/2009]
Newsblaze article about Baylor's Hankamer School of Business marking 50 years of accreditation. -- Although the first class of students graduated from Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business in 1925, this year the School celebrates 50 years of accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
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Q&A With Baylor Fulbright Recipient Charlie Manzanares
[4/29/2009]
Baylor University post-baccalaureate student Charlie Manzanares is one of five Baylor students, who have been selected to receive the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship. A 2008 Baylor graduate with a dual JD/MBA degree, Manzanares will spend the 2009-2010 academic year in Spain, where he will conduct economic research in Spain on the institutions of business formation of Spain, Venezuela and the United States. In addition, he will be enrolled in the Masters in Economics program at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain.
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Baylor University MBA and Executive MBA Students Continue to Win Big
[4/9/2009]
A team of four Baylor EMBA and MBA students competed at the Fourth Annual Texas Shoot-Out Real Estate Challenge hosted by the North Texas chapter of NAIOP, at The Dallas Country Club Thursday, April 2nd and walked away with a second place finish.
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