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“The challenge Zoom faces is that they were a specialized niche company that was suddenly thrust into the role of a critical infrastructure provider overnight and they simply weren’t ready for the intense level of scrutiny that they’ve received as a result,” said Mike Chapple, associate teaching professor of IT, analytics and operations.
Alumni Impact
Barely a week after federal regulators gave distilleries the green light to begin production in the wake of the shortage caused by coronavirus, the first bottles of Indiana Whiskey hand sanitizer rolled out for distribution to essential workers in the region.
Mendoza
In response to the COVID-19 crisis some Notre Dame faculty and staff work to 3D print several thousand clear plastic face shields at the request of local and regional medical systems, including Mendoza IT education support technician Jim Spencer.
Mendoza
Ed Hums ’75, a teaching professor of accountancy, expertly flips pancakes as his wife, Shirley ’97MNA, who works in IT support at the Joyce Center, pours the batter in uniform circles to create chocolate-chip or blueberry treats. They've been part of the faculty-in-residence program for over six years, providing students in their dorm with the benefit of their life experiences and a sympathetic ear.
Faculty in the Media
Management professor Kristopher Muir was interviewed by Notre Dame Magazine on a story about adjusting to a remote learning model.
Mendoza
As we consider the prospective students seeking to enroll in our graduate programs, we’ve made changes to our application process in order to make life a little easier. We’ve extended application deadlines, arranged for virtual interviews, waived applications fees and increased our personal outreach.
Mendoza
The University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business is adding an additional round of application deadlines for several of its graduate degree programs in response to challenges posed to prospective students by the coronavirus pandemic.
Faculty Research
Not only does social distancing work to slow the spread of the virus, it’s an exercise in probability, according to Richard Sheehan, finance professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. Sheehan, who specializes in applied econometrics, has developed a model that shows viral transmission as a probability rather than a certainty and demonstrates how social distancing — or changing the probabilities — slows the spread.
Mendoza
Accountancy undergrad Kate Oh was named to Poet & Quant's list of Best & Brightest for 2020.
Mendoza
Management Consulting senior Bruce Morris was named to Poet & Quant's list of Best & Brightest for 2020.