The Executives in Residence program aims to connect University of Dallas students with executive mentors to help them navigate the transition from student to employee. Mentors help educate students about the types of industries and jobs available, provide practical wisdom, practice interviewing skills, and even celebrate job offers with their mentees.
Randy Muck
Randy Muck is a former managing director at Accenture and the founding member of the Executives in Residence program. Since 2016, Muck has mentored 10 undergraduate students in the Gupta College of Business. Read more about his experience as a mentor.
Doug Johnson
Doug Johnson joined the Executives in Residence program in 2017 and currently mentors three undergraduate students. Johnson is the global human resources leader at Sabre Inc. and volunteers his time to help UD students discover their passion and potential.
“
Seasoned business executives can make a tremendous impact on students. If someone
wants to plug in to help the next generation, this is the place—you can devote as
little or as much time as you have available.
”-
Randy Muck
At its most recent board meeting, the University of Dallas Board of Trustees announced a presidential transition and new strategic plan reaffirming its mission.
+ Read MoreThe University of Dallas Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Jonathan J. Sanford, Ph.D., succeeding Thomas S. Hibbs, Ph.D., BA ‘82 MA '83, as the 10th president effective July 1, 2021.
+ Read More“You couldn’t walk by David without a sports story of some sort,” said Patrick O’Hagan, BA ’63, of David Dozier Jr., BA ’60. O’Hagan and his wife, Patricia (Hasler), BA ’63, were freshmen at UD when Dozier and his wife, Dianne (Flusche), BA ’60, were seniors, and later fellow parishioners at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Dallas. Patrick O’Hagan was a physics major taking 20 hours and didn’t know Dozier well as a UD student, but Dozier’s penchant for stories struck him even then.
+ Read More
