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Faculty in the Media
The economics of net neutrality and how Verizon’s AOL deal subverts an open internet
Hong Guo, assistant professor of Information Systems for the Mendoza College of Business, writes for The Conversation website.
Faculty in the Media
Venture based on ND research wins Indiana tech award
Vennli, a South Bend marketing firm, received the Tech Services Award for IT to Support Go-to-Market during TechPoint’s 16th Annual Mira Awards Gala in Indianapolis.
Faculty in the Media
Why Honest People Do Dishonest Things
A failure to anticipate an ethical decision makes men and women more likely to lie or cheat. Scientific American interviews ethics expert and management Prof. Ann Tenbrunsel.
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Deloitte CEO Salzberg: ‘Business should make people’s lives better’
Barry Salzberg, CEO of Deloitte Global, delivered the address during the Mendoza College of Business’ 2015 Graduate Commencement and Diploma Ceremony.
Faculty in the Media
Five trades to social good
Executive MBA team parlays homework assignment into rampant online fundraiser.
Faculty in the Media
Illegal activity on Wall Street still widespread — says Wall St
Mendoza MGT Prof. Ann Tenbrunsel, an expert in behavioral ethics, helped conduct a survey of the US and UK finance industry to find out if anything has changed since the 2007-2008 fall. The Financial Times reports.
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2015 Best MBAs: Elizabeth Owens
Poets & Quants website names Mendoza MBA graduate Elizabeth Owens, former defense intelligence officer, to its list of top MBA students in the world.
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Alexander Taylor: From Father to Son
like their dad. Alexander Taylor has transformed his personal experiences with juvenile diabetes into a lifelong commitment to philanthropy and service. From organizing triathlons to raise funds for diabetes camps to spearheading charitable events in London, Taylor has dedicated himself to supporting children's health initiatives. Now a soon-to-be graduate of Notre Dame's MBA program, he prepares to take on a new role in financial planning, all while juggling family life with his wife and three young sons.
In the Classroom
An Innovative Approach
students engage in hands-on activities, such as creating quick prototypes with everyday materials, to cultivate their innovative thinking. Wendy Angst's course emphasizes the importance of design thinking in today's fast-paced business environment, encouraging students to focus on empathy and user needs rather than jumping straight to solutions. By approaching problems from a human-centered perspective, students learn to embrace ambiguity and refine their problem-solving skills, preparing them for real-world challenges.
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Arturo Martinez: A Study in Character
At just 14, Arturo Martinez faced a daunting cancer diagnosis that shifted his perspective on life and competition. Despite the challenges of treatment, he remained determined to play basketball and focus on his education, using his journey to inspire others and reflect on his purpose. Drawing strength from his immigrant grandparents and their experiences, Martinez continued to embody resilience, celebrating milestones along the way as he pursues his Master of Science in Accountancy while remembering the lessons learned during his battle with Hodgkin's disease.