Tech's Customized Training Helps Ease Career Transition for NFL Players   
NFL player Aaron Halterman wasn't prepared for the bad news he received in May 2009. After almost a year off the field rehabilitating from back surgery, his doctor told him that he hadn't healed properly. He was permanently out of the game.
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Georgia Tech Rises in U.S. News Undergraduate Business Rankings
For the second year in a row, Georgia Tech College of Management has risen U.S. News & World Report's rankings of the nation's best undergraduate programs. The College is currently 28th (16th among public universities), up from 31st in 2009 and 35th in 2008.
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Profile: MBA Alumnus Brent Duncan Succeeding as Entrepreneur with Syzygy Memory Plastics
Brent Duncan (MBA 2009) was no stranger to entrepreneurship when he enrolled in Georgia Tech's full-time MBA program. But he knew he needed to build his business knowledge about commercializing technologies to ensure his continued success.
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Dean Steve Salbu Taking Semester for Research
College of Management Dean Steve Salbu has been awarded a research semester, effective Aug. 15-Dec. 31, 2010. President Bud Peterson and Executive Vice President for Research Steve Cross approved the research semester to allow Salbu to focus on developments in cyberlaw and business ethics, his two primary areas of research and teaching specialization.
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Profile: Catherine Covington (BSM 2005) Building Career in Philanthropy   
During her undergraduate years, Catherine Covington (BSM 2005) found regularly tutoring local schoolchildren so rewarding that she began to see career possibilities outside of her concentration in accounting. She became interested in pursuing job opportunities with a philanthropic bent.
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MBA Class of 2010 Performs Well on Job Market
Despite a tough economy, Georgia Tech's full-time MBA Class of 2010 has had excellent employment success, reports the College of Management's Jones MBA Career Center.
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