Supporting ND Graduate Business Programs
Sylvia Banda, an MBA alumna from Notre Dame, reflects on the university's commitment to using business principles to enhance lives. The O'Hara Society plays a vital role in this mission by providing fellowship support, enhancing curriculum offerings, and recruiting top faculty to shape the next generation of business leaders. Contributions to the O'Hara Society help foster an educational environment rooted in the Catholic mission of service.
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I chose Notre Dame to Ask More of Business. You can learn the fundamentals of business at many business schools, but Notre Dame challenges students to think about how business can enhance the lives of others.
— Sylvia Banda (MBA '17, '12)
As an O'Hara Society contributor, you can change the world by helping Sylvia and students like her attend Notre Dame and gain the educational excellence centered on the Catholic mission of service.
The O'Hara Society supports ND Graduate Business Programs in three important ways:
- Provides fellowship assistance for attracting the best business school candidates
- Enables curriculum enhancements, including Integral Leadership Development, a uniquely ND program that's part of every MBA student's orientation
- Facilitates recruitment of top faculty members — especially critical for new programs such as the MBA/MSBA dual degree
Get involved in building tomorrow's business leadership.
Visit supporting.nd.edu/ohara and invest in the future of Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame.
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