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Jillian Williamson Yarbrough grew up in New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment, with mountains and green chilis galore. Because she grew up in the desert and on wide open mesas, the landscape of the Panhandle is both familiar and particularly beautiful to her.  She came to WTAMU in 2016 as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Management. She obtained her BS in Education from Texas Christian University, her MS and PhD in Educational Human Resource Development from Texas A&M University and her MBA from Texas A&M University. Read more

By Dr. Nick Gerlich There are more than 31 million monthly bloggers in the US, and more than 600 million worldwide. Each year, more than two billion blog posts are made, or more than 5.7 million per day and more than 4000 per minute. But while blogging is a popular online activity for many, the College of Business was not represented in the blogosphere until this fall.  Thanks to an initiative launched Read more

There are many success stories about students that were able to find an internship or full-time job through Career Services at WT. For Dakota Puga, a senior marketing major, walking into the Career EXPO not only lead to a summer internship, but also a full-time job immediately following graduation. Read more

The season of giving is upon us and, with the help of the United Way of Amarillo & Canyon, Engler College of Business students are giving back to the community for the Holidays. With $10,000 in seed money, students were able to donate to four local programs. Family Support Services Crises Services  – $4,000 2-1-1 Texas Panhandle Helpline of the United Way of Amarillo & Canyon – $2,000 Buckner FYi Center – $2,000 Coalition of Health Services-Nurse Family Partnerships – $2,000 This new initiative is designed around creating a student-centered process for giving with the United Way by teaching students how to make philanthropic decisions that impact their community. Dr. Amjad Abdullat, Dean of the Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business said “… most students do not have substantial funds to donate to the United Way or other agencies. Some students may have received assistance from an agency and... Read more

October 2020 – Student of the Month Cesar A. VasquezMBA – Marketing My name is Cesar A. Vasquez and my hometown is El Paso, TX. I am currently working for Verizon Wireless in customer service as a coordinator where I support my peers and take escalated service calls for expert support.  I am working towards completing my MBA with a concentration in Marketing Read more

By Dr. Robert Allen King Scholarships can make a major difference in a student’s life and we are thankful to be able to help. Since I am a numbers person, here are some numbers to illustrate. For the 2020-2021 academic year, over $1.5 million in aid will be awarded to over 800 College Read more

By Dr. Jeffry Babb The Paul and Virginia Engler College of Business has worked with the Cornette Library to soon introduce a subscription to Wharton Research Data Services Read more