Jordan Moffett, Assistant Professor of Marketing at the Gatton College of Business and Economics, has co-authored new research published in the Journal of Marketing titled “Customer Data Privacy Stewardship.” The study urges companies to stop treating data privacy as a mere compliance obligation and start viewing it as a strategic advantage.
In this sky-high July episode of Simon Says, Dean Sheather takes us aboard Air Gatton for a whirlwind tour of study abroad adventures across 10 countries — complete with castles, cappuccinos, and career upgrades at 30,000 feet. Back on the ground, we dive into Gatton’s role in the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs and reveal exclusive details about our upcoming 100 Years of Distinction Centennial Gala. From vertical networking to gubernatorial guest stars, this jet-setting journey is packed with inspiration, innovation, and international flair!
In a groundbreaking demonstration of industry-academic collaboration, graduate students from the University of Kentucky piloted a logistics innovation that could redefine how transportation fleets track and optimize deliveries across the U.S.
Pack your bags and grab a floatie — Simon’s taking off on Air Gatton! 🌍✈️ Next month, join us for a splashy, sky-high adventure across nine countries as we follow Gatton students studying abroad. From tea with Big Ben to Croatian castles, it’s the summer travel special you won’t want to miss!
The Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy has selected twenty scholars to receive research grants in the social sciences for the 2024-2025 award year. Those receiving awards, their research topics, and the institutions with which they are affiliated are listed at the end of this announcement.
In this gold-studded May episode of Simon Says, the College celebrates over 1,100 new graduates, honors standout faculty and staff, and cheers on Gatton’s talented Excel world champions — all while the Dean takes a whirlwind victory lap through Melbourne! From emotional farewells to jaw-dropping wins, this episode is packed with recognition, travel tales, and a sneak peek at epic study abroad adventures to come.
More than 20 student-entrepreneurs showcased their innovative ideas and business savvy during the 2025 PNC Wildcat Pitch Competition Sat., April 26, at the University of Kentucky's Gatton College of Business and Economics. This full-day competition allowed University of Kentucky student teams to pitch their business plans to judges for a chance to win a total of $20,000 in prize money. The competition was divided into an undergraduate division and a graduate division and was judged by a multi-disciplinary panel.
Welcome to April 2025 at the Gatton College of Business and Economics! Join Simon as he kicks things off with a look at the exciting Keeneland horse racing season. Even with weather delays, the best season in Kentucky is now in full swing.
In a significant recognition of academic achievement and impact, the Gatton College of Business and Economics proudly reveals the recipients of its Teaching and Research Excellence Awards. These distinctions underscore the Gatton College's commitment to fostering a learning culture and advancing knowledge in the business and economics.
The Teaching Excellence Awards commend individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and skill in educating and inspiring students. The 2025 recipients include:
The University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics celebrated its Hall of Fame ceremony on April 9th at the Signature Club of Lansdowne, recognizing four graduates for their exceptional career achievements and community impact. This year marked the 31st anniversary of the Hall of Fame ceremony.
