Notre Dame Business Magazine

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Features

Finding the Fairness Formula

Mendoza researchers say that in business and in life, how well you fare has a lot to do with how well you’re fair.

Editor's Pick

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The Latest Issue

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Spring 2025 Mendoza Business

Mendoza researchers say that in business and in life, how well you fare has a lot to do with how well you’re fair in “Finding the Fairness Formula.”

Plus: Ed and Shirley Hums and their century of service to ND, alumna Carrie Dwyer Bienkowski makes imposter syndrome her super power, and Amanda Sharkey's research examines when reputation matters.

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Through the Lens: EMBA in Ireland

The Notre Dame Executive MBA Class of 2026 started the program in true Irish style, traveling to Dublin, Ireland, for a weeklong immersion. Why go to Dublin? To build a toolkit of global experiences. 

Through three curriculum-integrated opportunities, EMBA students can develop a broader perspective on global issues and economics while enhancing their ability to make effective decisions as leaders in the worldwide marketplace.

Stories from Notre Dame Business

In keeping with the College’s mission of service and the University’s commitment to human flourishing, Notre Dame Business highlights stories and accomplishments that grow the good in business.

Features

Head, Heart and Hands

At Mendoza, a different kind of business research is blossoming that bridges the gap between scholars and practitioners. It connects research with the outside world and its challenges, creating benefits for society.

 


 

Business Acumen

The Matches Measure

Existing methods of identifying job burnout are lengthy and sometimes proprietary, but research from the University of Notre Dame offers a faster and easier way: a new visual scale that offers a simple measure to help assess its prevalence. 

 


 

Family

100 Years of Service

After 50 years of employment, Ed Hums retired from the University. Combined with his wife Shirley, who retired from Notre Dame in 2022, the couple has dedicated 100 years of service to Notre Dame.

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Expert Insights

Ideas and advice for industry leaders and business practitioners.

A good mentorship transcends jobs, companies, industries, even life’s highs and lows. Here are some tips.

Recent Issues

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2024 Magazine

At Mendoza, a different kind of business research is blossoming that bridges the gap between scholars and practitioners to create benefits for society.

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2023 Issue

Mendoza’s Ph.D. programs open a new epoch as the College seeks to nurture a distinctly Notre Dame business research culture.

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