The Business Education for Talented Students (BETS) program introduces underrepresented rising high school seniors to all aspects of the business world. Students attend informative and exciting workshops taught by university faculty and staff, as well as team building sessions, college readiness workshops and sessions with industry leaders. These activities and the lessons learned through them help program participants complete a challenging team project and make an executive presentation to Haslam faculty and staff at the end of the program.

The Accounting and Information Management (AIM) Academy introduces underrepresented rising high school juniors to the fields of accounting and information management. Students attend workshops in accounting, finance, entrepreneurship and professional development taught by university faculty and staff. They also participate in team building sessions, college readiness workshops and sessions with industry leaders.

The Women Empowered through Business (WEB) Institute introduces underrepresented rising female high school juniors to careers in the fields of business and technology. Students attend workshops that introduce them to women leaders in the fields of technology and business, coding, computer technology, entrepreneurship, personal branding, supply chain management, business analytics and professional development taught by university faculty and staff. They also participate in team building sessions, college readiness workshops and sessions with industry leaders.

The Supply Chain Management (SCM) Summer Camp introduces underrepresented rising high school juniors and seniors to the field of Supply Chain Management.

Students attend SCM sessions taught by college faculty. They also participate in interactive simulations, engage in college readiness workshops and learn from SCM professionals through local site visits to leading corporations.