1959
Arlington State Junior College becomes a senior college and awards the first bachelor's degrees in business administration.
Arlington State Junior College becomes a senior college and awards the first bachelor's degrees in business administration.
The founding of The College of Business Administration.
Arlington State College became a member of the University of Texas System and was renamed The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA).
The College of Business Administration received initial accreditation for its undergraduate degree program from the American Assembly of Collegiate...
The first master's degrees in business administration were awarded.
The College received initial AACSB accreditation for its master's degree programs.
The first Ph.D. in administration was awarded.
The college moved into a modern 157,810-square-foot building with a six-story office tower and a three story educational wing. The building was...
The first endowed chair at UTA, the Eunice and James L. West Chair of Private Enterprise and Entrepreneurship, was established with a gift of more...
The Center for Professional and Executive Development was established to provide quality continuing education programs to area businesses.
In the1981-83 CPA exams, UTA had the highest overall pass rate among Texas universities with one percent or more candidates sitting for all parts.
The college received AACSB accreditation for its accounting programs.
Annual giving to the Partners and Associates Program exceeded $500,000.
Additional funding for the C.J. and Clara Earle Scholarship Fund increases the size of the endowment to over $225,000.
The college established its first two endowed professorships: the Public Accounting Professorship and the Gould/Mayfield Professorship in Real Estate.
UTA graduates received the first, second, and third highest grades on the CPA exam, an event unequaled by any other university in Texas history.
The College of Business opened a new 50-unit PC Computer Lab.
The third endowed professorship in the College of Business Administration, the Accounting Alumni Professorship, was established.
The college opened the first state-of-the-art networked executive PC classroom at any north central Texas university.
The college received a $249,000 grant for the development of an accounting personal computer lab and an advanced software evaluation center.
The college received approval to offer a Ph.D. in business administration degree rather than a business track under the previous Ph.D. in...
The college's MBA program was recognized as one of "America's 57 Best" in Prentice Hall's Top Business Schools.
SAP R/3 system and software was donated to the college from SAP America, Inc.
Renovations of the business building were completed.
Launched accelerated, cohort-based MBA program at the UTA Fort Worth Center.
Began first M.S. in health care administration cohort class at the Fort Worth Center.
Received approval to launch an Executive MBA program.
Received approval from the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China to offer an Executive MBA at Tongji University and the Beijing...
A $2 million dollar gift established The Goolsby Leadership Academy and four professorships. This anonymous gift honors John L. Goolsby and his wife...
The first Commencement ceremony was held in Beijing for graduates of the Executive MBA program.
Began offering M.S. in health care administration at University Center-Dallas.
The college received a $250,000 gift to establish the Chester "Chuck" Carlock Distinguished Professorship in Accounting in honor of Chuck Carlock, the...
The college received a $250,000 pledge from Alcon Foundation to fulfill the first matching gift requirement in the Goolsby Leadership Academy,...
The college received approval to offer the Master of Science in quantitative finance.
The first cohort of domestic EMBA students began classes at the UT Arlington Fort Worth Center.
General Tommy Franks (*71 B.B.A.) was awarded the first Goolsby Leadership Medallion.
The first cohort of domestic Executive MBA students traveled to China for a two-week immersion.
The college received the second Alcon Foundation gift in support of Goolsby Leadership Academy scholarships.
The family of Manny Rosenthal contributed $250,000 to fully fund the Goolsby Rosenthal Endowed Chair.
The College of Business Administration is renamed the College of Business.
Stephen Jones, executive vice president of the Dallas Cowboys, spoke at the Business Week Executive Dinner.
A College of Business alumni gathering was hosted by BNSF and Lockheed Martin Aerospace at their Fort Worth locations.
The first meeting of the M.S. in human resources advisory board was conducted by the Department of Management.
Maintenance (continuance) of AACSB accreditation was achieved in business and accounting, in all degree levels.
The college's summer undergraduate study abroad program in Barcelona, Spain, began.
The first several successive years in which TaxTalent ranked the M.S. in Taxation program in the top 10 such programs nationally.
Through pledges and funds received, the college met the $1 million dollar goal for establishing the Dan Himarios Endowed Chair.
Initial year of the college's title sponsorship for the CFO of the Year Awards presented by the Fort Worth Business Press and the Dallas Business...
The college surpassed 2,000 graduates of the Asian Executive MBA program.
The Goolsby Leadership Academy began its Early Leader Program for freshmen students with endowment funding from BNSF.
Construction was completed of the outside deck on the east side of the Business Building.
Jody Grant addressed the Business Week Executive Dinner audience and received the second Goolsby Leadership Medallion.
Two new specialized master's degree programs launched: the M.S. in Economic Data Analytics and the M.S. in Business Analytics, both STEM designated.
The inaugural meeting of the M.S. in health care administration advisory board was held.
A major gift was received from alumna Jacqualyn Fouse, establishing the Jack and Doris Fouse Study Abroad Program.
Two new specialized master's degree programs were launched: the MS in Economic Data Analytics and the MS in Business Analytics, both STEM-designated...
A Veterans Business Outreach Center was opened in the College of Business, with support from a U.S. Small Business Administration grant.
The College of Business partnered with BNSF to establish a program for employees to earn a BBA with a concentration in management.
The Sam Mahrouq Financial Markets Lab is opened thanks to a large donation from UTA Alum and Entrepreneur, Sam Mahrouq.
Dean Dombroski establishes the Dean's Leadership Circle to rise scholarship money and create the college's alumni association.
MAVS100 holds its inaugural event recognizing 100 of the fastest-growing maverick-owned or maverick-operated businesses.
The College of Business launches a STEM-designated undergraduates degree: Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics.
UTA College of Business and College of Engineering are selected to participate in the College Work Experience Program (CWEP) with Lockheed Martin.
The MS in Health Care Administration receives recognition as an accredited program through the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management...
The Goolsby Leadership Academy celebrates 20 years.
The Department of Management launches two new degrees: a BBA in Human Resource Management and a BBA in Entrepreneurship.