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Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter
This issue of Mendoza Magazine captures the College's efforts to blend academic rigor with a commitment to community and social impact.
Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter
Andrew Daigneau's journey after a life-threatening motorcycle accident reveals a blend of resilience and positivity.
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EDITOR'S LETTER
In this collection, readers encounter the intricate balance between attachment and detachment in life's realities. From Brad Badertscher's reflection on his farming heritage to Viva Bartkus's exploration of Colombia's deep-rooted issues, each piece offers a unique perspective on how we navigate complex emotions and responsibilities. The cover story examines the evolving relationship between business and sustainability, reinforcing the theme that caring often comes with both profound costs and rewards.
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EDITOR'S LETTER
Mendoza College of Business celebrates its 100th anniversary by reflecting not just on its milestones, but on the countless individuals who have shaped its legacy. The cover story revisits significant events over the past century, complemented by personal essays from alumni, faculty, and staff that reveal the diverse experiences within the Mendoza community. These narratives emphasize the collective impact of individual stories, illustrating how the themes of appreciation and connection resonate deeply, especially during the challenges of the pandemic.
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EDITOR'S LETTER
This issue reflects on the concept of unicorns, initially symbolizing optimism and success, before turning to the challenges brought by the coronavirus pandemic. With campus life disrupted and personal stories of struggle and resilience woven throughout, contributors share insights on various impacts of the crisis. Hope emerges as signs of recovery begin to surface, reminding readers of the potential for new beginnings amidst adversity.
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EDITOR'S LETTER FALL 2019
deeper level, it can be about personal growth and community rather than just winning or losing. This issue examines competition through various lenses, from the artistry and strategy in fencing to its implications in finance and entrepreneurship. Profiles of MBA students launching innovative ventures and stories of Olympic hopefuls illustrate how competition can drive positive change and personal fulfillment.
Vita
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Eugene "Genie Deez" Staples, a BBA graduate from Notre Dame, shares his journey from waiting tables at Legends to thriving as a film producer in LA. His story reflects a broader conversation about the importance of meaningful work in an age increasingly influenced by AI and automation. The cover feature, "Automation anxiety and the meaning of work," examines how these technological advancements affect our roles and highlights the necessity for human skills as we navigate this changing landscape.
Editor's Letter
Editor's Letter: GENERATION A-Z
Generational differences often spark debate, but the rise of Generation Z is reshaping workplaces and industries. As digital natives, their perspectives are prompting companies to adapt, embracing practices like reverse mentoring where knowledge flows both ways. This approach not only bridges the generational gap but fosters collaboration, highlighting that shared strengths can create more productive and fulfilling work environments.
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Dean's Letter: WHAT NEVER CHANGES
After a decade of leadership at Mendoza College of Business, the Martin J. Gillen Dean will step down on June 30, embarking on a sabbatical year before returning to an endowed professorship in finance. Reflecting on his tenure, he highlights the college's achievements, including a focus on student satisfaction and notable advancements in graduate programs, such as the successful launch of the Master of Science in Management for non-business majors and a new undergraduate major in business analytics. The dean expresses gratitude for the community's support and innovation that have shaped Mendoza's progress.