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Faculty in the Media
“Medical science may have the potential ability to speed up breakthroughs by encouraging the formation of mixed-gender teams,” said lead researcher and assistant professor Dr. Yang Yang in a piece by Diverse Issues in Higher Education.
Faculty Research
New research from Mendoza's John Donovan showcases how U.S. regulations may actually be hindering startups' ability to raise capital more than it helps.
Features
For the first time in the University's history, the Mendoza College of Business has launched a Ph.D. program. Meet the inaugural cohort of the Ph.D. in Analytics and Ph.D. in Management students.
Mendoza
The 2022 CARE Conference: Accountability in a Sustainable World aims to promote dialogue among academics and practitioners about sustainability, accountability, data and measurement and other critical issues related to a sustainable future.
Faculty in the Media
Biz Women covered research by Mendoza College of Business professor Yang Yang that found the publications of mixed-gender teams are substantially more novel and impactful than the publications of same-gender teams of equal size.
Alumni Impact
Motivated by decades of military and government work, Kevin Graham is using his experience to save those most vulnerable to human trafficking through his nonprofit, The Village Mission.
Press Releases
The realignment of the associate deanship roles is part of the College’s ongoing organizational restructuring intended to better foster key areas of growth and innovation in the College during the next five years.
Analytics & Technology
Though the issues of bots is serious, "it's the second complaint, however, that may prove more important in the long run," said Mike Chapple, IT professor at the University of Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, and author of Cyberwarfare: Information Operations in a Connected World.
Business Ethics
“You can almost see them (Amazon) just trying to paint a broader picture of an individual,” tech ethics expert and professor at Mendoza College of Business Kirsten Martin said in a piece by the Associated Press. “It’s about the inferences that they’re able to draw about you specifically, and then you compared to other people.”
Faculty Research
Mendoza professor Mike Mannor evaluates the tension between a CEO's ambition and the benefit of maintaining focus when it comes to growing an organization.