Gatton prepares graduates with the skills and knowledge they need to compete globally with the utmost integrity and professionalism. Through teaching, research, and outreach, we not only support economic growth, but have a direct, tangible influence on the lives of Kentucky’s citizens and people around the world.
Marketing & Communications
Holiday shoppers are making their lists and checking them twice. But how do you know if you’re getting the best deal? Adam Craig, an associate marketing professor in the Gatton College of Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky, uses brain imaging to understand the hidden drivers behind consumers’ financial decisions.
Dean's Office
The November Thanksgiving edition of Simon Says is all about something we're very thankful for here at the Gatton College - our outstanding alumni!
Kentucky Research Data Center
Is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) improving health outcomes for low-income Americans? A new study, published in Health Affairs reveals that participation in SNAP reduces the risk of premature death among U.S. adults.
Students come to the University of Kentucky to follow their passion and pursue their purpose. UK MBA alum, Marilyn West was no exception. The Northern Kentucky native earned two diplomas from UK — a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and a master's degree in business administration. Throughout her time on campus, West met fellow students who became lifelong friends and faculty members and academic advisors who became trusted mentors.
MBA
Alumni
To help shoppers make the most of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Adam Craig, associate professor of marketing, uses brain imaging to understand the hidden drivers behind consumers’ financial decisions, especially when they are trying to decide whether to buy something now or in the future.
Marketing and Supply Chain
Faculty
Gatton student Mikayla Mitchell was selected as a Presidential Fellow at the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress. This opportunity was made possible through the generosity of Rubicon Global CEO Nate Morris. The fellowship allowed Mitchell to strengthen her research skills, network with likeminded individuals, and learn about policy making in Washington.
Economics
Student