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The Notre Dame chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma has been recognized as a 2011-12 Premier Chapter after inducting 92 students, achieving an impressive acceptance rate of 87 percent. This designation allows the chapter to qualify for the BGS Matching Funds Scholarship Program in 2013-14. Led by Professor Ramachandran Ramanan, the chapter serves a large membership and consistently invites the top academic performers from various student classifications to join.
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Since its inception in 2000, the IrishAngels Network has expanded to over 350 members, including Notre Dame alumni and supporters, who have dedicated significant volunteer time to the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurship. To clarify its mission, the network is now split into two distinct groups: the IrishAngels Investing Organization, focused on financial investments in Notre Dame ventures, and the Irish Entrepreneurs Network, which continues to support the educational initiatives of the university in entrepreneurship.
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Ann E. Tenbrunsel received a Distinguished Faculty Award during halftime at the Notre Dame-Miami football game, honoring her work in business ethics and her role as director of the Institute for Ethical Business Worldwide. Juan M. Rivera was presented with the Lybrand Certificate of Merit Award for his noteworthy research on international operations budgeting, while Jeremy Griffin earned the Outstanding Auditing Dissertation Award for his impactful dissertation on auditing decisions amid uncertainty.
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The Great Lakes Global Commons Gathering brought together a diverse group of scholars, water experts, and representatives from Native American communities to Notre Dame, fostering discussions about the future of the Great Lakes. With sessions addressing treaty rights and innovative management strategies, participants examined the concept of treating the Great Lakes as a commons, emphasizing the importance of collective stewardship. Leo Burke, who leads the Mendoza College Global Commons Initiative, noted the need for ethical considerations in how we manage shared resources.
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The inaugural Irish Impact Social Entrepreneurship Conference at Notre Dame gathered over 200 participants to discuss how business can address pressing social issues. Organized by the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurship and Fellow Irish Social Hub, the event featured sessions on topics like measuring impact and incubating social enterprise, along with a live investment pitch and the Irish Impact Awards, recognizing notable contributions in social entrepreneurship. Attendees, including speakers from prominent organizations, shared a vibrant atmosphere of networking and a commitment to making a meaningful difference in society.
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David B. Hartvigsen has been appointed the John W. Berry Sr. Chairman of the Management Department at Mendoza College, effective July 2012. A faculty member since 1993, Hartvigsen specializes in operations management and has a strong background in mathematics, holding a doctorate from Carnegie Mellon University. He emphasizes the growing role of empirical research and mathematical modeling in management, focusing on how various factors such as employee personality types and technology adoption impact company effectiveness.
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During halftime of the ND-Michigan game, Irish football fans were treated to NBC's "What Would You Fight For?" spot, showcasing the impactful work of Notre Dame's MBA program. The feature highlighted Business on the Frontlines, a unique course where students engage with communities recovering from conflict, through the story of Keith Flatley (MBA '09), who reflects on his time in Bosnia.
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Mendoza College has reached record undergraduate enrollment numbers, prompting a surge in demand for classes and research. In response, the College welcomed 14 new faculty members—the largest influx in a decade—across all four academic departments: accountancy, finance, management, and marketing. This team includes experienced researchers and professionals, such as Finance Professor Martijn Cremers, known for his influential contributions to investment metrics, and several others who bring diverse expertise to enhance the academic environment.
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Paul Velasco has been appointed the permanent director of Notre Dame Executive Education after serving as interim director since October 2011. His leadership is recognized for advancing the department's values-based curriculum and redesigning the EMBA coursework. Suzanne Thoren Waller has stepped into the role of director of degree programs, bringing experience from Northwestern University and a focus on expanding Notre Dame's EMBA offerings globally.
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Leading experts weigh in on a variety of pressing topics, from the cultural significance of tailgating in building community to the financial challenges facing the USPS. Insights also cover the impact of genetics on workplace stress and the implications of short selling bans on market dynamics. With perspectives from academia featured in major media outlets, this collection offers a snapshot of current issues and research influencing both business and society.