UTA selects Brian Klaas as new College of Business dean
April 21, 2026 - 02:14
The University of Texas at Arlington has named Brian Klaas as the new dean of its College of Business, bringing a veteran academic leader to steer its programs. Klaas is scheduled to officially begin his tenure on July 1.
He arrives with substantial administrative experience, having served for nine years as a dean at the University of Missouri-Kansas City's Henry W. Bloch School of Management. Throughout his career, Klaas has built a reputation focused on enhancing student success, fostering industry partnerships, and supporting faculty research and development.
University officials expressed confidence that Klaas's proven leadership and strategic vision will be instrumental in advancing the college's mission. His background is expected to further strengthen the college's curriculum and its connections to the dynamic Dallas-Fort Worth business community. The appointment marks a significant step in the university's ongoing commitment to expanding its influence and educational excellence in business and innovation. Faculty, staff, and students anticipate a seamless transition as they welcome Dean Klaas to the Arlington campus this summer.
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