Join forces with the bold optimists at 51°µÍø Cox, where we're forging a new future – together.
In classes, breakout groups and teams, we learn from each other. The whole Cox community feels the connective tissue: The shared challenges, together with the push to excel that each student experiences here, create warm bonds that can last a lifetime.
"I enjoyed being able to collaborate with and learn from a diverse group of classmates. It’s wonderful that the people from the 51°µÍø Cox community have your back whenever you need them."
Preet Grewal
MBA Candidate 2018
Cox’s business-oriented organizations grow the bonds that build a valuable peer network on campus. From national business fraternities to a student-run investment portfolio, we're coming together for education, service and professional development — and to build relationships.
"I’m most proud of the opportunity to learn how to handle a challenging curriculum while balancing my time to network with other professionals and classmates."
Elie Nabushosi
2018 MSM, 2019 MBA Candidate
Brimming with ambition and bold new ideas, students are pursuing passions and spinning them into start-ups, exciting new careers and the ideas the world needs now. At 51°µÍø Cox we find our nourishment, our lab, our launchpad.
"The smartphone app I created, Just Drive, is a perfect combination of my interests in human rights and marketing. It combines business with a philanthropic cause.."
Neha Husein ’19
Founder of the Just Drive App
If there were a B-school award for most face-time with professors, 51°µÍø’s Cox School of Business might win it. At Cox, we attract professors who are not only respected for their industry experience and innovative research — these teachers love teaching.
One of Poets&Quants' "Best 40 B-School Profs Under the Age of 40,” Sreekumar's research focuses on new product development and innovation.
A recognized authority on strategic negotiation and conflict management, Robin consults for corporate and government organizations.
An award-winning educator, Jim's work on corporate finance, governance and control has been widely published in academic journals.
Kumar excels at helping students connect the dots between theory and practice, teaming with outside speakers to illustrate the finer points of finance.
She wanted to help Dallas's burgeoning tech scene, so 51°µÍø alum Gabriella Draney created what has become a Forbes Top 10 seed accelerator for startups, Tech Wildcatters.