This article also partially published in Northwest
Arkansas Living™ Magazine
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Capital Improvements: Changes for |
Tomorrows Leaders: Expenditures at
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Sam M. Walton College of
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He is arguably, without question, one of the greatest business leaders to ever live. With
the help of countless individuals, families, firms, and governments, Sam M.
Walton created a multi-billion dollar (potentially multi-trillion dollar)
empire with all of the trappings of superstar business success. And now the flagship
business school that so appropriately bears his name, situated on the University of
Arkansas at Fayetteville campus, is undergoing a substantial building, technology and
human resource base boom.
The Sam M. Walton College of Business, University of Arkansas,
is without a doubt undergoing one of its largest ever capital improvement projects. A
bigger, brighter and more resourceful future is being created right before our very eyes
for future generations of business leaders. Yours truly is a very proud alumnus of the
college. Right now, however, I am duty bound and compelled to take this |
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| opportunity and share some of what I see happing in and around campus,
and in particular the building and facilities development around the Walton College. I
think that it's time to let the "cat out of the bag." If you are a resident of
this fine state of Arkansas and are considering a college education, then consider a
unique, affordable, cost effective, and quite frankly, top notch business school right
here in Fayetteville. You need not look any further for a great college experience and
first-rate college education. Acquiring an education is a useful and wise investment; |
| therefore, many aspects of a good education should be considered when
pursuing your various educational endeavors. Consider making an educational acquisition at
the lead business institution right here in Arkansas. |
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A few years ago I reported to you and paid special tribute to the retirement of former Walton College Dean, Doyle Z.
Williams. Well… after a few years I thought it appropriate to return to the
college and see what if anything had changed good or bad, since Dean Williams retired from
the top post. Needless to say, there is a lot going on; a lot of good that is. The college
is clearly on tract to becoming an even better ... |
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