EchoStar’s Jackson Didn’t Get Degree, Texas Tech Says
By Julie Ziegler
March 6 (Bloomberg) -- EchoStar Corp. technology unit chief Mark Jackson didn’t receive a degree from Texas Tech University, the school’s registrar said, contrary to the satellite company’s Web site. EchoStar said it was a clerical error.
Markus Wayne Jackson attended Texas Tech from September 1979 through May 1982 and majored in engineering, though there was “no degree awarded,” according to a statement faxed to Bloomberg News from the university registrar’s office.
EchoStar’s Web site said Jackson, president of EchoStar Technologies LLC, “earned his degree in electrical engineering from Texas Tech University,” without being more specific. The company, which sells satellite-television services and equipment, was spun off last year from Dish Network Corp., the second-largest U.S. satellite-TV provider.
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By Julie Ziegler
March 6 (Bloomberg) -- EchoStar Corp. technology unit chief Mark Jackson didn’t receive a degree from Texas Tech University, the school’s registrar said, contrary to the satellite company’s Web site. EchoStar said it was a clerical error.
Markus Wayne Jackson attended Texas Tech from September 1979 through May 1982 and majored in engineering, though there was “no degree awarded,” according to a statement faxed to Bloomberg News from the university registrar’s office.
EchoStar’s Web site said Jackson, president of EchoStar Technologies LLC, “earned his degree in electrical engineering from Texas Tech University,” without being more specific. The company, which sells satellite-television services and equipment, was spun off last year from Dish Network Corp., the second-largest U.S. satellite-TV provider.
Read the rest at Bloomberg.com: U.S.