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Comets Find Right Ingredients, Win Business Hall of Fame Scholarships
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A Master of Business Administration student and a recent computer science graduate from The University of Texas at Dallas each have been awarded $15,000 Mitchell Family Foundation Scholar Awards from the Texas Business Hall of Fame Foundation.
Mercedes Johnson BA’19, an MBA student in the Naveen Jindal School of Management, created Food Magnet, an app that helps customers find food trucks and food trucks find business.
The awards were presented Oct. 28 at the Texas Business Hall of Fame Annual Scholar & Veteran Award Luncheon in Dallas.
The Texas Business Hall of Fame was formed in 1982 to honor outstanding business leaders in Texas and to inspire the leaders of the future by funding scholarships that help recipients pursue their business educations at Texas schools.
Accolades is an occasional News Center feature that highlights recent accomplishments of The University of Texas at Dallas faculty and students.
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