1995. The following year the College was endowed by Lowry Mays, founder of Clear Channel Communications, and in his honor was renamed Lowry Mays College & Graduate School of Business. Six-years later, the name was simplified to Mays Business School. Expansion continued quickly, and in 2003 an additional wing was added to the Wehner Building, housing the new Jerry and Kay Cox Graduate Business Center. Academics The business school is subdivided into five academic departments: accounting, finance, information & operations management, management, and marketing. Research Centers Center for Executive Development (CED) Center for Human Resource Management (CHRM) Center for International Business Studies (CIBS) Center for the Management of Information Systems (CMIS) McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship Center for Retailing Studies (CRS) Real Estate Center (REC) Reliant Energy Trading Center (RTC) Notable faculty Leonard Berry, Distinguished Professor of Marketing R. Duane Ireland, University Distinguished Professor of Management Eli Jones, Professor of Marketing Venkatesh Shankar, Professor of Marketing Notable alumni Cigna COO and President David Cordani '88 Humana CEO and President Bruce Broussard '84 Halliburton CEO, President, and Chairman of the Board Jeff Miller (American businessman) '88 New Orleans Saints Head Coach Dennis Allen (American football) Permanent University Fund (UTIMCO) Chief Investment Officer, Teacher Retirement System of Texas Chief Investment Officer, Bridgewater Associates former CEO Thomas Britton Harris IV '80 Koch Industries Co-Owner, CEO, and Chairman Chase Koch Kinder Morgan CEO Kim Dang '92 Waste Management CFO and Executive Vice President Devina Rankin '89 Notable Organizations Business Student Council Founded in 1968. BSC is responsible for some of the largest events and projects at Texas A&M, including Maysfest, the Business Career Fair, Mays Exchange apparel sales. Functions as an umbrella organization between the Dean's office and the other student organizations at Mays Business School. Aggie Investment Club Founded in 2000. Largest student organization at Mays Business School and fifth largest at Texas A&M University, averaging 1,000 members per year. Membership is open to undergraduate and graduate students in all majors. Known for Speaker Series, Security Analysis Workshops, and Travel Series which has included meetings with Warren Buffett, George Mitchell, Sam Zell, and Lee Bass; among others. Notable Programs Aggies on Wall Street The Tanner Fund Titans of Investing Professional Program of Accounting (PPA) Trading, Risk, and Investments Program (TRIP) See also List of United States business school rankings List of business schools in the United States References External links Texas A&M University colleges