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CARE LAUNCHES ACCOUNTANCY JOURNAL
The University of Notre Dame has launched a new academic journal called Accountability in a Sustainable World Quarterly, aiming to connect academia with practice on sustainability issues. Founded by experts from various fields, the journal will focus on critical topics such as climate change, ESG metrics, and corporate social responsibility, fostering collaborative dialogue between academics and practitioners. Each edition will feature 15 to 20 articles, available via subscription, to facilitate broader discussions and promote rigorous research relevant to industry standards and accountability.
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Chronicle - FACULTY AND TEACHING
The latest updates from Mendoza highlight recent achievements and initiatives aimed at enhancing student experiences and professional development. Alex Evans, a student in the Master of Science in Business Analytics, earned the title of first programming champion for the year, winning with a creative text-based game. The ND Elevate program launched to empower women in leadership, featuring prominent speakers and immersive learning experiences. Mendoza also co-hosted an economics conference, celebrated research with societal impact, and integrated virtual reality technology into strategic management classes for a more engaging learning environment.
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FACULTY & TEACHING
Muffet McGraw, a Hall of Fame women's basketball coach turned Mendoza faculty member, teaches business students the importance of teamwork dynamics through her course on sports leadership. Alongside her work in the classroom, she advocates for gender equality in leadership roles and has authored a book aimed at helping women build confidence in their professional lives. Additionally, the IT, Analytics, and Operations department has introduced two new labs focused on gaming analytics and human-centered analytics, while notable faculty appointments reflect the ongoing growth within the Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing.
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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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FACULTY IN THE NEWS
This update gathers insights from various experts addressing significant trends and events in business and finance. Tim Hubbard comments on Juul and the implications of leadership changes amidst health concerns. Erin Bellissimo discusses female-led investment initiatives on Wall Street, while Robert Battalio explores the competition between stock exchanges for retail investors. Other topics include misclassification in bond funds by Morningstar, the impact of store closures on Sears, espionage charges against former Twitter employees, and customer retention strategies in marketing. Tim Loughran also reflects on the disappointing performance of recent Silicon Valley IPOs.
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FACULTY IN THE NEWS
This collection features recent insights from faculty members across various fields. Dean Shepherd examines the unexpected resilience people exhibit after significant loss, while Jim Wilkie discusses gender differences in environmental protection efforts. Martijn Cremers and Erik Beardsley provide valuable perspectives on mutual fund assessment and the impact of audit fee pressures, respectively. Additionally, Paul Gao's research connects newspaper closures to government borrowing costs, while Corey Angst highlights the complexities of IT security in healthcare. Kaitlin Wowak reveals trends in product recalls among generic drug companies, and Charlice Hurst explores the surprising adaptability of individuals in challenging work environments.
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Ethics in action: Jessica McManus Warnell
Jessica McManus Warnell has woven ethics into her career at Mendoza since 2001, teaching business ethics and coordinating community outreach. Her curriculum vitae shows a commitment to service and community engagement, reflecting her passion for improving lives. In a recent Q&A, she shares insights on her motivations, her new book, "Engaging Millennials for Ethical Leadership," and her ongoing research into Japanese business ethics, emphasizing how millennials can address social challenges through ethical business practices.
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Faculty News
Finance Professor Jeffrey H. Bergstrand has been elected president of the International Economics and Finance Society, acknowledging his significant contributions to the field. The latest update also covers the publication of "Perspectives on Dodd-Frank and Finance," highlighting discussions from a conference focused on the Dodd-Frank Act and its regulatory implications. Additionally, professors Timothy Loughran and Bill McDonald received the inaugural Hillcrest Behavioral Finance Award for their innovative research on textual analysis in finance, while Scott Malpass was honored with an honorary degree for his exceptional work in investment management at the University of Portland.