Notre Dame Receives $10 million Gift for Fellowships

On Friday, the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business announced a $10 million gift from Kenneth R. Meyer to fund annual fellowships for MBA students.

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On Friday, the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business announced a $10 million gift from Kenneth R. Meyer to fund annual fellowships for MBA students. The gift will be matched with university funding, making $20 million available for 16 fellowships for top business school students.

“Ken has been a great friend to the Mendoza College for many years, and his personal example of ethical leadership is inspiring,” said Mendoza Dean Carolyn Woo, in a press release. “The fellowships offered in his name will allow our MBA program to develop like-minded, values-driven leadership from some of the top candidates worldwide.”

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