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Discovering Business in Japan
A recent two-week trip to Tokyo provided Notre Dame students with a unique perspective on Japanese culture and capitalism. The program, Japan Business and Culture, allowed participants to engage with local students, explore key economic sites, and learn from alumni with experience in Japan. Through seminars and firsthand experiences, students uncovered both the similarities and differences in business practices between Japan and the U.S., while also grappling with the complexities facing Japan's economy today.
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Faculty in the news
Mendoza faculty members share their insights on a variety of current issues, from finance and technology to consumer behavior and ethics. Recent media features include a study on investment strategies by Professor Martijn Cremers in The Wall Street Journal, observations on self-driving car guidelines by Tim Carone in the Associated Press, and research on environmental perceptions by Professor James Wilkie in Quartz. Each piece illustrates the diverse expertise available within the Mendoza community, addressing topics that impact daily life.
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Fall 2016 Noteworthy Collegewide News ... take two
the importance of teamwork and school spirit. The Cheer Team at Notre Dame exemplifies dedication, hard work, and enthusiasm, bringing energy to campus events and games. Their efforts not only foster a lively atmosphere but also build connections among students, alumni, and the broader Notre Dame community. Each season, they prepare for performances, emphasizing the cultural significance of cheerleading while supporting their fellow athletes.
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Fall 2016 Noteworthy Collegewide News ... take one
Mendoza's first undergraduate online class, piloted by Kristen Collett-Schmitt, allowed students to engage in Managerial Economics through innovative digital resources and interactions. The piece also covers key appointments, including Kevin W. Burke as the managing director of the Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing and Chris Adkins as the executive director of the Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership, both bringing noteworthy expertise to their new roles.
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Leadership from Day One
The new Integral Leadership Development (ILD) program at Notre Dame transforms the first week of the MBA experience into an intensive journey of self-discovery and values-based leadership. Candidates engage in a variety of individual and group assignments aimed at identifying their core values, strengths, and weaknesses, guided by experienced facilitators from established executive programs. The inaugural class praised the program for its profound impact, with 97 percent of students rating it very good or excellent, emphasizing how it set a meaningful tone for their MBA journey.
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Mendoza Welcomes New Faculty
addition of new technology, understanding consumer behavior is more crucial than ever." Leah Greenberg, Assistant Professor, Management and Organization Ph.D., Yale University M.A., University of Chicago B.A., University of Michigan "I focus on organizational behavior and how social dynamics influence teamwork and communication in workplace settings." With their diverse expertise, these nine faculty members contribute to Mendoza College's mission of fostering ethical leadership and providing impactful business education.
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New Degree Meets the Digital Demand
Mendoza College of Business is launching a new MBA/Master of Science in Business Analytics dual-degree program, responding to the increasing interest in data analytics among students. With a strong focus on applying analytics to real-world business challenges, the program consists of 68 credit hours, includes internships, and has received a STEM designation allowing international students to extend their visas. The initiative aims to enhance the school's analytics offerings and better equip graduates for the data-driven job market.
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Speakers at Mendoza
A recent panel at Mendoza gathered thought leaders to address ethical leadership during a time of national uncertainty. Lynne Doughtie of KPMG and Ann Tenbrunsel from Notre Dame shared their insights on leadership and ethical decision-making, moderated by journalist Anne Thompson. Additionally, Paul Gainer from The Walt Disney Company discussed marketing strategies for changing consumer demographics in a recent class session. The ongoing Boardroom Insights lecture series continues to feature prominent figures from various industries, enhancing the conversation around leadership and business.
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The Brightest Lights
Mendoza's Department of Marketing recently hosted the prestigious AMA Sheth Doctoral Consortium 2016, attracting leading researchers and top doctoral students from around the world. The event served as a platform for faculty to share their latest research and for students to learn and network as they prepare to enter the workforce. Noteworthy participants included prominent figures in marketing, such as Philip Kotler and Valarie Zeithaml, who provided valuable insights into the evolving field.
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You Can't Bribe a Computer
A recent study reveals that enhancing e-government systems can significantly curb corruption. Sarv Devaraj, a professor at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business and a native of Bangalore, reflects on his personal experiences with bribery in India, illustrating how technology can transform bureaucratic processes. By analyzing data from 63 countries, Devaraj and his co-authors found a clear link between transparent e-government practices and lower levels of corruption, showing that more sophisticated digital governance can lead to fairer systems for citizens.