Unknown/Other: 1.2%

Samuel A. DiPiazza, Jr.MS ACCY ‘73

Vice ChairmanInstitutional Clients Group, Citi

Retired CEO,PricewaterhouseCoopers

baueralumni leaders

diversity

at a glance

You’ll find more C. T. Bauer College of Business

alumni in senior leadership positions across a broad spectrum of companies than

any other business school in Houston.

The C. T. Bauer College of Business is as diverse and international as the City of Houston. More than two-thirds of our students are ethnic minorities or international students.

They represent nearly 70 countries and speak 66 languages. Bauer is one of the big reasons why the University of Houston is the

most diverse research university in the country.

Fran Keeth‘77, MS ACCY ‘80, JD ‘88

Retired CEO,Shell Chemicals Inc.

Dominic NgBBA ‘80

Chairman, President & CEO,

East West Bancorp

Jack B. MooreBBA ‘77

President, Chairman, & CEO,Cameron

Karen KatzMBA ‘82

President & CEO,Neiman Marcus Group,

LTD Inc.

Bruce WilliamsonMBA ‘95

Chairman, President & CEO,Cleco Corp.

Duy-Loan T. LeMBA ‘89

Senior Vice President and Senior Fellow,

Texas Instruments

Richard RawsonBBA ‘72

President, Insperity

Bruce BroussardMBA ‘89

President & CEO,Humana

David McClanahanMBA ‘76

Former President and CEO, CenterPoint Energy, Inc.

G. Edmond ClarkMBA ‘79

Former President & CEO,FedEx Trade Networks

Gerald McElvyBBA ‘75

Retired President,ExxonMobil Foundation

Dr. David L. CallenderMBA ‘95

President,The University of Texas

Medical Branch

Marvin OdumMBA ‘95

President/Upstream Americas Director, Royal Dutch Shell,Shell Oil Company

Fall 2013 Undergraduate Enrollment: 4,378

Fall 2013 Graduate

Enrollment: 1,224

Asian: 28%

Hispanic: 26.7%White: 25.4%

White: 40.4%

International: 8.7%

African American: 7.4%

Multiracial: 2.7%Unknown/ Other: 1%

International: 21.8%

Asian: 16.6%

Hispanic: 11.8%

African American: 6%

Multiracial: 2.1%

www.bauer.uh.edu

EnrollmEnt• 265ProfessionalPrograminAccountancy

• Around300BauerBusinessHonorsProgram

• 770MBA(includesfull-time,professional & executive programs)

• 301MSAccountancy

• 66MSFinance

UndErGradUatE StUdEntS •AverageSAT1294(CriticalReading&Math

Sections only)

• 55%ofallBBAswork20hoursormore per week

•CyviaandMelvynWolffCenterforEntrepreneurship:RankedinthetopthreeonthelistofTop25UndergraduateEntrepreneurshipProgramsintheU.S.since2007(The Princeton Review and Entrepreneurmagazine,Top25UndergraduateEntrepreneurshipPrograms,2013)

•53rdamongpublicbusinessschools (U.S. News & World Report,BestUndergraduateBusinessPrograms,2013)

•#1inTexasfortotalminoritydegreesawarded;#1inTexasfortotaldegreesawardedtoAsian Americans;#3inTexasfortotaldegreesawardedtoHispanics;#4inTexasfortotaldegrees awardedtoAfricanAmericans(DiverseIssuesinHigherEducation,2013)

•Undergraduateprogram:47thamongpublicbusinessschools (Bloomberg BusinessWeek,TopUndergraduateBusinessSchools,2013)

•TheAIMCenterforInvestmentManagementisthehomeoftheCougarFund.The Cougar Fund is a multi-million dollar private investment fund holding equity securities that are traded on U.S. markets and managed by graduate students participating in the Graduate Certificate in Financial Services Program.

•TheStanfordAlexanderCenterforExcellenceinRealEstateisthehomeoftheGraduate Real Estate Certificate Program, through which students develop real estate expertise not only in the classroom but through hands-on experiences in the real estate industry under the guidance of senior real estate executives.

•TheGlobalEnergyManagementInstituteofferscertificateprogramsatboththeundergraduate and graduate levels, along with customized executive education, focused on the business of the energy industry. The college has nearly two dozencoursesrelatedtoenergy(includingfinance,trading,economics,history,supply chain, project management, insurance and risk management, strategy and more), taught by experienced energy executives and academicians renowned for energy research and thought leadership.

•TheSalesExcellenceInstituteisthehomeoftheProgramforExcellencein Selling, a selective sales training program through which undergraduate

students close tens of thousands of dollars in real sales prior to graduating. PES students consistently take top spots in national sales competitions.

•ThenationallyrankedWolffCenterforEntrepreneurshipprovidesbotha selective, academic major in entrepreneurship as well as a Corporate Entrepreneurship Certificate for undergraduate students who want a broad-based understanding of business leadership.

•BauerCollegeisnowhometoTheInstituteforRegionalForecasting,underthedirection of Robert W. “Bill” Gilmer. The role of the IRF is providing essential, non-biased, economic information to the local community, the centerpiece being the economic outlook for Houston. The IRF provides Houston a center of business and economic expertise focused on local economic issues important to the Houston community. It also provides independent forecasting and other economic services on a contract basis to the public and private sector.

•DetailsonthemanycentersofexcellenceattheBauerCollegecanbefoundat www.bauer.uh.edu/centers/.

•Full-timeMBAprogram:6thinlistof10MostPopularBusinessSchools (“TheU.S.NewsShortList,”2013)

•EMBAprogram:Top20amongpublicbusinessschools;#7inTexas (Top100ExecutiveMBAPrograms,2011)

•Graduateprogram:#2inTexasfortotalminoritydegreesawarded;#2inTexasfortotaldegreesawardedtoAsianAmericans;#4inTexasfortotaldegreesawardedtoHispanics;#4inTexasfortotaldegreesawardedtoAfricanAmericans (DiverseIssuesinHigherEducation,2013)

•ProfessionalMBAprogram:26thamongpublicbusinessschools (TheCompletePart-TimeMBARanking,2013)

• Manyarethefirstintheirfamilyto graduate from college.

• 47.9%female

GradUatE StUdEntS • 37.5%femaleand34.4%ethnic

minorities

• Averageage30

ExEcUtivE mBa StUdEntS• 29.5%femaleand35.8%ethnic

minorities

• Averageage31

• Average11yearsofworkexperience

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