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UT College of Business Administration Receives Prestigious AACSB Maintenance of
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Upcoming Events
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A video game idea designed to get children interested in energy sciences and technology has won this semester's Vol Court pitch competition at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Vol Court is a speaker series and pitch competition presented by the College of Business Administration's Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. The goal of the program is to help people develop new business ideas and gain entrepreneurial skills. It is sponsored by UT Federal Credit Union, UT Research Foundation, and the Terry Adams Law Firm.
Joseph V. Carcello, Ernst & Young and Business Alumni Professor in the UT Knoxville, College of Business Administration, testified before U.S. Congress recently about regulatory initiatives being considered by several federal agencies and corporations.
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Student Spotlight
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Alum Spotlight  Lieutenant Cameron J. Burnette considers himself a Tennessee native, although he was born at Castle Air Force Base in Merced, California. His family moved to Cleveland, Tennessee, when he was three months old, and still calls Tennessee "home" as he travels for his distinguished military career. Read More |
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Faculty Spotlight
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Kevin Guice has immersed himself in the university culture at UT. The senior, who is majoring in accounting with a collateral in logistics and supply chain management, is an active leader in the College of Business Administration, on the UT campus, and in the Knoxville community. 
Kenneth E. Anderson is the Pugh & Company Professor of Accounting and the director of the Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program in the Department of Accounting and Information Management. He earned his Ph.D. at Indiana University in December 1983 and has been at UT ever since.