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They have lived all over the world, melding their lives with the cultures they've encountered. Some find themselves in exactly the profession they envisioned, while others are worlds away from where they imagined in college, enjoying the twists and turns of an evolving career.
You've met some on TV. Others work quietly behind the scenes to become integral parts of their organizations. They are mothers, fathers and professionals, Aggie daughters and sons, world travelers and down-home types.
This new generation of business graduates hails from the halls of the Wehner Building, the home of Mays Business School since 1995.
Eleven classes have graduated in the 10 years since the business school's accelerated growth relocated it from a shared home in the Blocker building to Aggie business education headquarters at Wehner. A 68,000-square-foot expansion completed in 2003 added Cox Hall and a vanguard training ground with the Reliant Energy Trading Center, further poising Mays graduates to bring their skills and potential to the globe's top businesses.
Each of the graduates we profile from the classes of 1995 to 2005 has an ambition to contribute to the people and places they encounter and to continue to learn every day. And each is proud to be an Aggie graduate of Mays Business School's curriculum, where these former students endeavored to accomplish their highest goals both in the classroom and through mentoring, leadership and service roles at Mays and at Texas A&M.
You'll find selected excerpts of our alumni stories below. Visit the 10 Years at Wehner site to read more.
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Juan Carlos Saravia T. '98 |
Erin (Walters) Coker '02 |
Matt Josefy '04 |
