Tait Cruse (’89) credits UNT with giving him the opportunity to reach his potential and build a successful career in personal finance. Today, he’s giving back to UNT.
Rich Emberlin (’86) dreamed of being a U.S. Air Force flyer, just like his dad. But an eye injury changed his vision and his plans. First he found a home at UNT. Then he joined the Dallas Police Department.
When Kimmy Mighell (’11) set off on the more than 10-hour flight to Chile last winter, she wasn’t sure what to expect. What she got was a life-changing research experience that opened doors to an internship at the Chicago Field Museum.
The Mean Green's all-time leading receiver followed up his record-breaking college career with a stint in the pros and founded a company to help young athletes. Now the new UNT Hall of Famer is thinking about Russia in 2014.
Before Charn Uswachoke (’73 M.B.A.) became a successful entrepreneur and leader in the development of Thailand’s semiconductor industry, he learned about business and soaked up music at UNT. He has not forgotten his alma mater.
