By Lacie Blankenship
Jack Eyre (MEd’20) has been named the Director of the MS Finance (MSF) Program for Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management.
Jack Eyre
Eyre will be at the forefront of MSF recruitment, admissions, mentoring, academics, and development, fostering the strength of the program and supporting MSF students. He will serve as the primary liaison between the program and students, Vanderbilt Owen, and the greater community.
“It is an honor to join a renowned MSF program like the one here at Vanderbilt,” says Eyre. “I am thrilled to take on the responsibility of showcasing the Program and look forward to helping curate a student body that enhances the MSF experience for everyone involved.”
Eyre comes to Vanderbilt after 6 years at Kenyon College, where he served as Associate Director of Admissions.
“Helping students connect with a program that can transform their professional (and personal) lives is a passion of mine,” says Eyre. “I am so excited to work alongside our world-class faculty and staff to help launch these students into their next phase.”
Eyre received his BA in Political Science from the College of Wooster and his Master of Education in Higher Education Administration from Peabody College, with a concentration in Enrollment Management. Eyre interned with the MSF Admissions team during his time at Peabody and is happy to return to the team.
“I enjoyed my time as an intern with Vanderbilt Business and am thrilled to bring my refined expertise to a community that I already know and love,” says Eyre.
Outside of work, Eyre is passionate about jazz and plays the saxophone.
