The Texas Business Hall of Fame award recognizes future business leaders pursuing
a degree at a Texas higher education. This year, the Foundation will award cash prizes of $15,000 each to students at 25
participating universities across the state. In previous years, three University of
Dallas students have been selected. The focus of the program is to encourage students who demonstrate business leadership
and entrepreneurial spirit to apply. Applicants should have varied educational and
career backgrounds, with an interest in entrepreneurship, who will make an impact
to Texas business throughout their careers.
Download the Application Checklist and gather the required materials for application
Once application materials have been compiled, applicants must complete applications
via the Texas Business Hall of Fame (TBHF) website ( TBHF Future Texas Business Legend Award Application) by 5 p.m. on Friday, February 25, 2022 AND submit their completed application packets in a single pdf file to cobgradadvise@udallas.edu for internal review and final submission.
Please pay careful attention to the instructions on the TBHF website to ensure you download your application PDF before you hit the submit button! Applications will not be considered complete unless they are emailed to cobgradadvise@udallas.edu
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