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Faculty in the Media
AI is transforming business. Now it's transforming the MBA classroom.
Nick Berente, senior associate dean for academic programs, was featured in a Bloomberg story about AI's disruptive effect on the MBA program.
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Mendoza News
Supporting students’ future: Meet Mendoza’s new external engagement team
The External Engagement Team focuses on expanded internship pipelines, high-impact employer partnerships and lifelong alumni engagement.
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CHRONICLE - COLLEGE NEWS 2025
Mendoza College of Business is undergoing significant renovations with the construction of three major projects aimed at enhancing both research and student experience, including the North Addition, the Trading Room, and the Mendoza Behavioral Lab. As part of its commitment to "Building the Good in Business," the College is also introducing online courses for military spouses in partnership with the Military Spouse Advocacy Network. In addition, NBA president Byron Spruell shared valuable career insights during a recent Dean's Speaker Series event, emphasizing the importance of hard work, service to others, and building a supportive network.
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A Win-Win for the Irish
Grow Irish immersions offer graduate business students an opportunity to apply their skills to real-world business challenges posed by alumni-led organizations.
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Cross Purposes
The crucifix by Croatian sculptor and former ND professor was installed in Mendoza’s atrium as a reminder of purpose and faith.
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STUDENT LIFE
Allan Njomo, a junior studying business analytics, was recently elected as Notre Dame's student body president, advocating for diversity and inclusion on campus. In other updates, business professors and students have utilized analytics to improve safety in sports venues, a team of women in the MBA program secured a win in the Everyone's Business Global Case Competition, and several students have received recognition from Poets & Quants for their achievements in business studies. Additionally, a group of MS in Business Analytics students triumphed in the inaugural Crossroads Classic Analytics Challenge.
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FACULTY IN THE NEWS
This collection features insights from various faculty members on timely topics, ranging from the implications of political diversity among fund managers to the challenges faced by American Apparel's former CEO. Contributions cover a wide array of subjects, including ethical behavior, financial infidelity, and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on unemployment and corporate responses. Each piece offers a unique perspective that adds depth to ongoing discussions in business and finance.
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MENDOZA NEWS
Chad Harms, an associate teaching professor at Mendoza College of Business, creatively adapted his "Foresight in Business and Society" course for online learning during the pandemic. He launched a mini talk show called "TIKI Time," featuring Hawaiian shirts, music, and guest speakers, to keep students engaged and on track. Positive feedback from students reflects the successful shift to a more flexible and interactive learning environment. A new undergraduate elective, Inclusive Leadership, has also been introduced, addressing gender equity in the workplace. This seminar-style course encourages discussions on critical issues affecting women at work, alongside real-world applications
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PHOTO OPS
Natural Baptiste, a first-generation college student and double major, reflects on his time at Notre Dame, noting the challenges of a virtual graduation. In remote learning updates, finance professor Walter Clements adapted his teaching methods to accommodate 67 MBA students through Zoom. Celebrating International Women's Day, Hong Guo was highlighted in the Women Lead profile series, while Ethics Week concluded with a panel on women in the workplace. Amid the pandemic, Indiana Whiskey Company pivoted from whiskey production to hand sanitizer, responding to the pressing local need.
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NEWS
The BRITE Women Project is gaining traction in promoting gender diversity on nonprofit boards, offering training and networking opportunities for women interested in leadership roles. Alongside this initiative, the Mendoza Institute for Global Investing has introduced a new Investment Management Leaders Certificate to enhance finance majors' skills. Career insights from Mendoza faculty and leaders are now available on a new platform, while a Certificate in Business Analytics has been launched to provide business professionals with essential skills for data-driven decision-making.