Bryan News
- Ribar to Help S.C. Analyze Welfare
- Princeton Reviews Best 296 Business Schools
- Outstanding Student Awards--Nominations Open
- Bryan School Graduate Programs Info Session - Wednesday, November 5
- Amoako-Gyampah Receives Grant for Supply Chain Management Training
- Ruhm: Children of Affluent Working Mothers May Be at Risk
- Accounting Alum Honored with UNCG Young Alumni Award
- International Business Ethics Lecture, Oct. 2
- Economist's Research in Newsweek
- MBA Board of Advisors Established (PDF)
- Woo to Speak at UNCG on Organizational Ethics Sept. 3
- Other Bryan School News
2008 Staff Excellence Award Recipient: Doug Taylor
This year, the selection committee received nominations for seven candidates, all of whom exemplify the award’s criteria. Nominations included recommendations from Bryan School faculty, staff, and students, as well as letters of support and recognition from members of the community. More
2007 Staff Excellence Award Recipient: Angela Scott
This year’s recipient received nominations from faculty, staff, and students within the Bryan School and across the UNCG community. Many cited the recipient’s leadership and service record, including:... More
2006 Staff Excellence Award Recipient: John Ritchie
The Dean's speech at Award Ceremony presentation, April 28, 2006: It is my pleasure to present the 2006 Bryan School Staff Excellence Award. As you may know, this award came as a recommendation from the Bryan School Diversity Commission for the sole purpose of recognizing a Bryan School SPA or administrative employee... More
2005 Staff Excellence Award Recipient: Rodney Ouzts
He has served on the boards of Arts North Carolina, the Triad Pride Men’s Chorus, the High Point Volunteer Center, Communities in Schools, and the Chamber of Commerce -- to name a few. In the Bryan School, he served as chair of the Bryan School Staff Council, and last year, chaired the committee that selected the first recipient of this award... More
2004 Staff Excellence Award Recipient: Lynn Southard
This person could be called easily be called an “institution” in the Bryan School. She is known throughout her department and the School as a caring, efficient, tireless, and highly professional administrative assistant who can always be counted on to have the correct answer to any question and when she doesn’t, she will find the answer. Even when you know she is having a bad day, she will smile and politely answer any inquiry because she lives by her philosophy to “love what you do, and do what you love.” More