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Recent initiatives at Mendoza underline the importance of community engagement and inclusivity both inside and outside the classroom. Students showcased their innovative solutions to socioeconomic challenges in the DE&I Grow the Good in Business Case Competition, while alumni like Mary Tedesco were recognized for their dedication to volunteer service with the U.S. President's Volunteer Service Award. Other highlights include Matthew Downing's participation in the Jeopardy! National College Championship and the Allies in the Workplace event, aimed at fostering an inclusive mindset among students entering the professional world.
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To address these challenges, nearly 30 teams of two to four students in the residential Specialized Master's Programs participated in the DE&I Grow the Good in Business Case Competition. The competition asked participants to examine the disproportionate impact of socioeconomic challenges on communities across Indiana and to propose a business solution to the wealth gap.
With her passion for volunteer service, Mary Tedesco (EMBA '22) has constantly strived to positively impact the communities around her. When a classmate noticed,