Meet your classmates.

During these times away from campus, it's easy to miss small moments in or between classes that you get to know those around you. Take a moment to meet some of your fellow students that make up the Haslam Community.

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Who is an individual in business that inspires you?

Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia, pioneered sustainable procurement practices for cotton, ensured all factory workers receive a 'living wage,' and led the charge on eliminating corporate carbon footprints.

Read more about Shane

What is the best piece of advice you've received?

The best piece of advice I've received is "Learn, Earn, Return" from Mr. James Haslam II. On a recent visit to the Pilot headquarters in Knoxville, I had the opportunity to meet Mr. Haslam and received some eye-opening advice. He advised the student leaders at the event to focus on learning, in school and after we graduate, to earn in our future careers, and then return to the people and institutions that help us become successful. This philosophy inspires him to continue giving back to the Haslam College of Business.

Read more about Joelle

What's your favorite thing about being a Haslam student?

The best things about being a Haslam Student are the teachers and the facilities provided. Each person in the college, counselors to your professors, wants you to succeed and is making you ready for the real world. Plus, everyone is happy to answer your questions and point you to the best decision. Also, being a Haslam student, you get a lot of resources that prepare for presentations during job interviews. Your classmates and peers are always ready to help and show their volunteer spirit.

Read more about Parth

What are three of your favorite podcasts?

1. Up and Vanished, season 1 (true crime)

2. The Daily (daily news updates)

3. Hello Monday by LinkedIn (work and life advice)

Read more about Laura

Wednesday, April 8th, at noon via Zoom

Dean Mangum is hosting office hours on Wednesday, April 8th, at noon via Zoom. A link will be made available next week.