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Imposter Syndrome: My Unlikely Super Power
Being an outsider meant that I had the opportunity to learn a new skill.
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Pastor, Domer, Ugandan
My journey has taught me to create conditions where miracles can happen.
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GOING VIRAL
Muffet McGraw, the former Notre Dame women's basketball coach, reflects on her unexpected rise to fame following her candid remarks during a 2019 Final Four press conference. As Notre Dame celebrates 50 years of women's undergraduate enrollment, McGraw addresses the ongoing challenges of gender equality and the need for more female role models across various fields. Her comments, which resonated widely and were even shared by notable figures like Barack Obama, emphasize the importance of visible women leaders and the urgency for action towards achieving gender parity.
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OUTSTANDING IN HIS FIELD
Farming is not a hobby for Brad Badertscher, but a deep part of his heritage and possibly even his soul.
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THE MAGICAL REALISM OF COLOMBIA
the right economic strategies could provide sustainable solutions for communities like Heliadora's. The narrative captures the intricate realities of Colombia, reflecting on the conflicting perceptions of its people and the challenges they face amid the persistent shadows of the coca trade. Insights gleaned from Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel García Márquez deepen the understanding of these layered experiences, emphasizing that the path forward is not merely about law enforcement but developing viable economic alternatives for those entrenched in illegal agricultural practices.
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CHURCH BUSINESS
In the wake of severe drought impacting a Ugandan community, Father Arthur Joseph Ssembajja found ways to connect with his congregation through relatable messages of faith and resilience. During his early days of ministry, he shifted from theological discourse to sharing personal farming experiences and the importance of collaboration, earning an unexpected standing ovation. This new approach inspired both Father Ssembajja and the community to focus on actionable steps to improve their lives and work together towards hope and development.
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EDUCATION AS LEGACY
Maria Stutsman y Márquez became the director of Graduate Recruiting and Admissions at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business in October 2020, bringing over 20 years of experience in higher education. With a rich family legacy in education and public service, she is committed to fostering inclusivity and diversifying the student body. Stutsman y Márquez's background includes notable admissions roles at Yale and the University of New Mexico, along with a competitive history in NCAA Division I volleyball coaching. Her dedication to service and education drives her vision for the Mendoza community.
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NEVER TOO YOUNG TO LEARN
three key lessons for teaching kids about investing. Starting with the power of slow, steady investing and compounding, parents can instill the importance of patience over quick gains. The piece emphasizes practical strategies that show children how to think long-term about managing money, rather than just saving for immediate desires. The insights are rooted in real experiences, making them relatable and actionable for families looking to cultivate a strong financial understanding in their children.
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WEALTH CREATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Georges Enderle's journey through economics and business ethics began with his travels to India in 1970, where he encountered profound poverty, shaping his understanding of wealth and responsibility. His latest book, "Corporate Responsibility for Wealth Creation and Human Rights," reflects on how his experiences and studies, particularly in China, led him to define wealth in broader terms that include various forms of capital. Enderle emphasizes the deep connections between wealth creation and human rights, illustrated through a meaningful artwork he chose for the book cover.
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HOW I LEARNED TO IMAGINE AND TEACH THE COMMON GROUND
Projects from Business on the Frontlines extend across varied locales like Colombia, Palestine, and the Brazilian rainforest, emphasizing the universal quest for peace and economic stability. The piece also highlights the significant strides made in Vietnam for children with disabilities, achieved through a remarkable collaboration among the Vietnamese government, Catholic Relief Services, and USAID, illustrating that even in the wake of ideological differences and historical conflict, partnership can pave the way for meaningful change.