Alumni Fuel Professional Success
Our graduates never forget where they started. Through mentorship, career centers, and gifts that drive hands-on learning, alumni turn their own success into opportunity for the next generation — creating a cycle of innovation and leadership that keeps UNT moving forward.
The Anuradha and Vikas Sinha Department of Data Science
A program for working professionals at UNT Frisco allowed Vikas Sinha ('23 Ph.D.)
to achieve his Ph.D. in Data Science. Shortly after, he and his wife Anuradha Sinha
contributed more than $5 million to the UNT College of Information to establish the
Anuradha and Vikas Sinha Department of Data Science.
Wilson Jones Career Center
At UNT's G. Brint Ryan College of Business, the Wilson Jones Career Center is opening this fall to provide even more access and support for students in one
of the largest business schools in the nation. Funded by a $5 million donation by
former Oshkosh CEO and Denton native Wilson Jones ('85) and his wife, Jane Jones,
the center will focus on internship opportunities that give students the experience
and networking opportunities they need to land their first job. "Jane and I were both
first-generation students and realize the importance of being prepared to start the
career journey. We're proud to support a robust career center and know it will make
a difference for UNT students," Wilson Jones says.
Satish and Yasmin Gupta Career Center at UNT at Frisco
At UNT at Frisco, a $3 million gift from Satish and Yasmin Gupta established the
Satish and Yasmin Gupta Career Center at UNT at Frisco, designed to provide scholarships and programs for cutting-edge research and expanding
opportunities to help prepare students for a dynamic and challenging workforce. Satish
Gupta is founder, president and CEO of SB International Inc. and, along with his wife,
Yasmin Gupta, leveraged the success of their business to invest in and support organizations
in the Dallas area.