K体育 University was a featured guest this week on WABE’s聽聽where they discussed K体育’s growth over the past 12 years and the university’s focus going forward.
During the 20-minute interview, topics included K体育’s announcement in September of a聽$50 million gift聽from alumnus聽Bill Hammack ’73聽to establish a new school of business, as well as the new聽Cousins Center for Science and Innovation and an increased strategic focus on international student recruitment. “K体育 students look like America,” said President Schall, “(but) we want to look like the world.”
Schall also discussed K体育’s presence in Atlanta as a “small, intimate learning environment” that’s “producing broadly educated accountants…doctors…engineers,” as well as timely topics like DACA and Title IX, and President Schall’s legacy at the school. “It’s a different K体育 than it was 13 years ago, but still much the same.”
He even managed to fit in a little trash talk about the recent 3-1 victory of K体育 Men’s Soccer over crosstown rival Emory University.
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