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Beautiful Results
John Halloran, who recently retired after 37 years as an associate professor of finance at Notre Dame, reflects on his journey in the university community, emphasizing how it became intertwined with his identity. Known for his approachable demeanor, Halloran has played a pivotal role in introducing finance to a diverse range of graduate students, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. His unique ability to connect with both students and business executives has left a lasting impact on countless careers and exemplifies the strong bonds formed within the Notre Dame network.
Alumni Community
Charles Florance: Inspirational Spirits
Charles Florance, an infantry captain turned entrepreneur, transformed his passion for whiskey into a thriving business with Indiana Whiskey Company. After a life-changing diagnosis led to his retirement from the Army, Florance found inspiration for his company while recovering, aided by the support he received at Notre Dame. His small-batch whiskey production is rooted in local resources, aiming to foster community through the shared experience of enjoying good spirits.
Class Notes
Class Notes
Several alumni have recently reached new professional milestones across various industries. Greg Andrews and Ryan Bandy were recognized on the 2014 All-ACC Academic Men's Tennis Team for their contributions to Notre Dame's tennis program. In the finance and consulting sectors, members like Ray Korson and Daniel Webster have transitioned into significant roles at Gibson and PwC, respectively. Additionally, Cheryl Booms, Coley Girouard, and others have made notable moves in fundraising, environmental initiatives, and eCommerce. These individuals reflect the diverse paths Notre Dame graduates take in their careers.
Mendoza News
College News Briefs
Notre Dame's Executive MBA program surged 11 spots to rank No. 15 in Poets&Quants' latest global EMBA rankings, thanks to strong performances in surveys by Bloomberg Businessweek and The Economist. Meanwhile, the undergraduate and graduate accountancy programs secured the No. 4 spot in the Public Accounting Report Annual Professors Survey. Additionally, a robust alumni network contributed to Mendoza's ranking of No. 3 on GraduatePrograms.com for networking opportunities. On the leadership front, Gianna Bern has been appointed director of the new Master of Science in Finance program, while Don N. Klein
Cultivating Children
Jamie O'Brien, a professor at Mendoza, dedicates his efforts to Finca del Nino in Honduras, a haven for orphaned and abandoned children despite the country's challenges. His journey began in the classroom and evolved into a significant role on the board, where he aims to enhance fundraising for the nonprofit. In other community-focused initiatives, John Gaski advocates for time zone restoration in Indiana, Sandra Collins volunteers as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for neglected children, and Jerry Langley supports the arts through the South Bend Civic Theater. The impact of domestic violence on families is underscored by alarming statistics
Delete me
In a brief ponder on numbers, the piece examines the significance of 123, 2, and 1 in various contexts. Each number offers a different lens through which we can understand patterns and meaning in everyday life.
Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter
A recent email request for a piano player to perform "Kellerman's Anthem" from Dirty Dancing reveals a deeper narrative at Mendoza. Staff member Patti Reinhardt's commitment to community efforts, including fundraising for Relay for Life, highlights the often-hidden passions and stories of colleagues. This sparked the "Salt & Light" series, which features profiles of individuals like Takashi Yanagi, Gerek Meinhardt, and Chris Stevens, showcasing their inspiring journeys and the resilience behind their personal challenges.
Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter (1)
A recent email request for a pianist to play "Kellerman's Anthem" from Dirty Dancing sparked reflections on the hidden lives of Mendoza staff. Patti Reinhardt's search for support for the ‘Fight Back Ceremony' led to a deeper exploration of colleagues' stories behind their professional roles. The series "Salt & Light" shares these personal narratives, featuring individuals like Takashi Yanagi, Gerek Meinhardt, and Chris Stevens, revealing their resilience and dedication to causes shaped by profound experiences.
Taking Stock - Personal Essays
Everyday Grace: On Stories
Christianity is rooted in storytelling, beginning with the birth of Jesus as chronicled by the evangelist Luke. This reflection emphasizes how the Christian narrative shapes faith, guiding believers in their lives while also offering a framework for understanding key events through ritual and community. The act of sharing stories, whether in church or through personal anecdotes, serves to reinforce the meaning of the Christian experience, inviting deeper engagement with both the sacred and everyday moments.
Mendoza News
Faculty News Briefs
Timothy A. Judge has been honored with the 2014 Scholarly Achievement Award from the Human Resource Division of the Academy of Management for his influential research on personality and job performance. In another notable recognition, John F. Sherry Jr. received the Sheth Foundation/Journal of Marketing Award for his long-term contributions to understanding market orientation. Ken Kelley garnered three significant research accolades this summer, including a best paper award and the Anastasi Early Career Award, underscoring his impactful work in measurement and evaluation.