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Telling stories of peace
MNA student Brian Meagher has a passion for making the world a better place, and he’s doing it through storytelling.
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Mendoza alum accelerates career at Tesla
It was the mission to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy that attracted EMBA alum Pete Rusin Jr. to work for Tesla.
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The business of designing hope
Notre Dame students raise funds and hope for new lives through a partnership with St. Bakhita's Vocational Training Center in Uganda. The effort is part of a remarkable ongoing collaboration that seeks to impact an entire region through design thinking and entrepreneurship.
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2021 Mendoza Year in Review
Take a look back at the stories shared by the Mendoza College of Business throughout 2021. From College news and events to teaching and research, read about the imperative work that our alumni, students, faculty and staff have done to Grow the Good in Business.
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‘Always show up’
When EMBA student Michael Carroll passed away suddenly, his brokenhearted classmates created a scholarship in his name to celebrate his remarkable spirit.
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2020 HINDSIGHT/FORESIGHT
significant shift in workplace dynamics, raising critical questions about the ethical culture within organizations. With some employees back in the office and others continuing to work remotely, the challenge now lies in managing potentially divergent ethical standards and expectations across these groups. Ann Tenbrunsel emphasizes the need for businesses to navigate this new landscape and consider how best to foster a unified ethical framework in a hybrid work environment. In addition, Mendoza researchers are examining the repercussions of the pandemic on supply chains and workplace ethics, underscoring a variety of pressing questions for future study. These topics reflect the evolving realities in both supply chain
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CENTURY MARK
Mendoza College of Business is celebrating its 100th anniversary by reflecting on its journey and future. A new edition of "O'Hara's Heirs: Business Education at Notre Dame" is set to release in fall 2021, capturing the College's complete history while acknowledging challenges it faced, such as doubts about its place within the University and among top business schools. The narrative reveals a transformation from an underestimated program to one that embraced its unique identity and mission, with contributions from various stakeholders who have shaped its success over the years.
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An expanded vision
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Frontlines in America
Business on the Frontlines' new domestic program partners with organizations seeking to revitalize US communities in Chicago and Appalachia through the dynamic power of business.
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From the court to the classroom to the C-suite, Muffet McGraw offers up some pointed leadership lessons about gender inequity
Former Notre Dame head women's basketball coach Muffet McGraw spoke to the Mendoza Women in Business Club, a group consisting primarily of graduate business students for the purpose of fostering a strong and supportive community of prospective and current students and Mendoza alumnae.