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Mendoza College has once again been recognized as the top undergraduate business school in the country by Bloomberg Businessweek, marking its third consecutive year at the forefront of these rankings. This achievement highlights the school's ongoing commitment to excellence in business education.
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Finals week brings a unique atmosphere to Mendoza's atrium, where the pressure of impending exams creates a quiet yet intense setting. Amidst this tension, small gestures of kindness and support among students make a significant impact, reinforcing the community's resilience during a challenging time. As construction on the North Addition progresses, the focus remains on how it will enhance not just the campus, but the relationships that flourish within it.
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About 40 undergraduate women preparing for careers in business gathered at the Fourth Annual Women's Professional Development Conference, "Women Beyond Boundaries," held at Mendoza College. The event, organized by the Undergraduate Women in Business Club, focused on overcoming obstacles and the importance of networking in the professional world.
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Game theorists are examining the implications of a shift away from a foundational principle of the Internet: that website owners do not pay Internet service providers (ISPs) to deliver their content. As users increasingly pay for higher speeds, the question of whether this model can sustain itself comes into focus. Perspectives vary on how changing this dynamic might affect access, pricing, and the overall landscape of online content.
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Bob Lewandowski, an IT instructor at Mendoza College, reflects on the impact of his military service on his family and community. After enlisting in the U.S. Naval Reserves post-9/11, he was deployed to Afghanistan for 15 months, a period that deeply affected both him and his young children. Lewandowski's commitment highlights the quiet sacrifices of those who prioritize service over personal comfort.
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Since its inception in 2009, the Foresight in Business and Society course has made a significant impact at Mendoza, encouraging students to think critically about global challenges and their roles in solving them through business. Recently recognized for its innovative curriculum and mentor-driven research projects, the course received a generous gift from Michael J. Murray and his family to support faculty and curriculum development. With its focus on forward-thinking topics and the guidance of experienced business leaders, Foresight aims to balance traditional business education with a broader perspective on societal impact.
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Financial reporting is evolving as sustainability becomes a crucial part of corporate accountability. Notre Dame Accountancy Professor Bill Nichols emphasizes the shift towards an integrated approach that includes non-financial data relevant to all stakeholders. As companies navigate the lack of regulations on sustainability reporting, students in Nichols' course at Mendoza College of Business are learning how to identify and communicate the economic, environmental, and social impacts of business operations. The curriculum also covers the Global Reporting Initiative, highlighting the growing importance of sustainability disclosure amidst a backdrop of increasing demand from stakeholders.
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Management Professor Tim Judge's research reveals that kind-hearted employees often earn less than their more abrasive peers, sparking widespread media interest, including coverage in The New York Times and NPR, reaching over 133 million people. Notably, his findings became a talking point on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and inspired a Dilbert comic strip, highlighting the intriguing dynamics of workplace relationships.
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Jeffrey A. Bernel has been appointed as the new director of the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, starting January 1, 2012. A 1994 graduate of the Notre Dame Executive MBA program, Bernel has a long history with the Mendoza College, having contributed to the establishment of the Gigot Center and the IrishAngels network. He emphasizes a mantra of "Start small, think big, and dream bigger" as the guiding principle for the Center's future.
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Carolyn Y. Woo, the longtime Martin J. Gillen Dean of the Mendoza College, will step down to become CEO of Catholic Relief Services starting January 1, 2012. After leading the College since 1997 and shaping its commitment to ethics and social responsibility, Woo reflects on her difficult decision, acknowledging the strong bonds formed with colleagues and alumni. During her tenure, the Mendoza College achieved notable academic rankings and accolades, including recognition from the Notre Dame Alumni Association as an honorary alumna. Roger Huang will serve as interim dean while a search for Woo's successor is underway.