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Profiles
A Habit of Vision
Blending the two languages of economics and theology to help students discover a meaningful life in business.
Features
A Win-Win for the Irish
Grow Irish immersions offer graduate business students an opportunity to apply their skills to real-world business challenges posed by alumni-led organizations.
Features
AIMing to Invest
Applied Investment Management students have chosen wisely — and it’s paying dividends for Mendoza.
Family
Building Virtual Bridges
Fred Nwanganga’s class has Mendoza students teaching data science to local middle schoolers.
CHRONICLE - COLLEGE NEWS
Martijn Cremers has been reappointed for a second five-year term as the Dean of the Mendoza College of Business, where he has previously overseen significant advancements in faculty strength, curriculum flexibility, and program growth. In a strategic shift, the One-Year Notre Dame MBA program will be discontinued after the 2023-24 academic year to focus resources on the Two-Year MBA. Additionally, a newly designed Global Executive MBA program is set to launch in fall 2024, featuring a tailored global leadership experience with international immersion opportunities for students.
CHRONICLE - FACULTY AND TEACHING
Innovation and impact are on the rise at Notre Dame, with various collaborations making significant strides. The Early Childhood Development Center in Uganda, driven by Wendy Angst and her team, will support mothers seeking education and vocational opportunities at St. Bakhita's Vocational Training Center. Meanwhile, Mendoza College is celebrated for its top-ranking marketing researchers, Shijie Lu and Vamsi Kanuri, who have made notable contributions to the field. Additionally, Professor Peter Easton provided expert testimony in the high-profile trial of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, further demonstrating the influence of Notre Dame alumni in
CHRONICLE - STUDENT LIFE
The Business Honors Program recently celebrated its annual ball, featuring moving remarks from director Jim Otteson and a heartfelt proposal from senior Andrew Daigneau, who shared his inspiring recovery journey after a near-fatal motorcycle accident. The evening also honored Kayla Seepersad and Bernice Antoine with the 2024 Notre Dame Black Excellence Awards for their impactful contributions to the community during Walk the Walk Week. Additionally, the Irish Consulting Club engaged students in service-learning by providing pro bono consulting to local businesses and nonprofits.
Profiles
Commitment in Full
Russell Lovell’s career fighting for civil rights included groundbreaking wins and justice for society’s most vulnerable.
Family
Cross Purposes
The crucifix by Croatian sculptor and former ND professor was installed in Mendoza’s atrium as a reminder of purpose and faith.
Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter
This issue of Mendoza Magazine captures the College's efforts to blend academic rigor with a commitment to community and social impact.