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New predictive coding software allows for more efficient searches through extensive data sets, raising questions about its readiness for legal use. The case of Monique da Silva Moore highlights the challenges attorneys face when dealing with millions of documents in litigation, showcasing traditional keyword searches versus the newer method of predictive coding that targets related concepts. This shift in technology could impact the way evidence is gathered in future lawsuits, as legal professionals weigh the benefits of accuracy and cost-effectiveness.
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Mendoza seniors Jennifer Walsh, Denver Lobo, and Nicole Gantz attended the Invest Like a Champion conference in New York last fall. The event, organized by the Notre Dame Wall Street Leadership Committee and the Notre Dame Investment Office, brought together approximately 900 alumni from the money-management industry to discuss the current challenges and opportunities within global capital markets.
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The Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame has once again claimed the top spot in the Bloomberg Businessweek rankings for Best Undergraduate Business Schools, marking its fourth consecutive year at number one. The ranking is based on factors such as student and employer satisfaction, job placement, and starting salaries, with Mendoza excelling particularly in student satisfaction and ethical education. Students highlight the College's supportive environment, focus on personal development, and strong faculty relationships as key strengths, while Mendoza also received high marks in several specialty areas, including Ethics and Accountancy.
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Brad Badertscher, Jeff Burks, and Peter Easton from Mendoza College have earned the prestigious AAA Financial Accounting and Reporting Section Best Paper Award for 2013 for their research on fair-value accounting. Their paper, "A Convenient Scapegoat," challenges the belief that fair-value accounting exacerbated the financial crisis, suggesting instead that it was unfairly blamed by some in the banking sector seeking to ease regulatory restrictions. The award recognizes innovative research that connects academic findings with practical applications in the field of accounting.
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Notre Dame celebrates the 50th anniversary of its Beta Gamma Sigma chapter, an esteemed honor society for accredited business programs. On March 21, 100 Mendoza College students were inducted, marking a significant achievement as they join a prestigious group recognized globally for academic excellence in business.
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Brian Lohr, director of MBA Admissions, has been honored with the 2013 Presidential Values Award for exemplifying the University's core values such as integrity and leadership. His dedication to prospective students and successful recruitment efforts have earned him recognition since he joined Notre Dame in 1997. Beyond his professional commitments, Lohr actively volunteers in his parish and supports engaged couples as a Pre-Cana consultant alongside his wife, Kelly.
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The article addresses the transformative influence of art in public spaces, emphasizing its role in community engagement and social change. It details various projects that have successfully integrated artistic expression into urban environments, fostering connections among residents and enhancing local culture.
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Roger Huang reflects on his tenure as acting dean of the Mendoza College of Business, sharing insights on the importance of administrative support and his desire to move beyond the shadows of his predecessor, Carolyn Woo. As he navigates the challenges of leadership, Huang emphasizes his commitment to fostering a collaborative environment within the college.
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A recent conference at the University of Notre Dame brought together 23 current and former NFL players for an immersive experience in social entrepreneurship. Hosted by the Stayer Center for Executive Education and the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurship, the "Investment for Impact" event included workshops on investment strategy and business planning, aiming to equip athletes with the skills to launch socially responsible ventures. Organized with the support of NFL Player Engagement, the initiative was championed by alumni Jeff Faine and Brady Quinn, who sought to provide meaningful educational opportunities for their fellow players.
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Quarles & Brady, a Milwaukee-based law firm with a long history, is tackling challenges in talent recruitment and competitive strategy by launching a custom program with the Stayer Center for Executive Education. This initiative, aimed at senior partners, employs a "mini-MBA" approach to cover essential business topics and includes a unique interactive component using the Business Strategy Game. Over nine months, 25 senior partners participated in this innovative program designed to enhance their business acumen and strategic thinking.