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Faculty in the Media
Management Professor Timothy Hubbard was quoted in a Reuters piece, saying, "“Letting CEOs off with a free pass and a large paycheck is not getting the message across.”
Faculty in the Media
"What is it about location?" published in the July issue of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal by Kirsten Martin, a technology ethics professor at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business, showed that people are nuanced about how their location is tracked.
Faculty in the Media
“While TikTok is being singled out in this executive order, their data collection and sharing practices are fairly standard in the industry,” said Kirsten Martin, a professor on technology ethics at the University of Notre Dame’s business school. “In fact, many fitness apps were banned from use in the military for tracking location data, but we did not ban them from all U.S. citizens.”
Faculty Research
It’s common knowledge that tech companies mine users’ personal information, but how do consumers feel about their location data being tracked and sold? New research from tech ethics professor Kirsten Martin yields surprising results.
Mendoza
2019 was a banner year for MBA consulting jobs, according to an article from Poets & Quants, which included Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business on its list.
Mendoza
Notre Dame EMBA students John Foley and Sydney Storey were recognized by Poets & Quants as being among the top EMBA students in the country.
Faculty in the Media
The United States Postal Service is disputing bipartisan complaints that it might not be prepared to process the millions of ballots voters are expected to cast by mail this fall, but according to management professor James O'Rourke O’Rourke, the USPS is in dire financial circumstances, and within a year, it could run out of funds to pay workers and buy fuel for trucks.
Features
Like many of his colleagues, finance professor Jason Reed had to radically adjust the way he taught and interacted with his students with the added difficulty and blessing of a new addition to the family. But for Reed, the uncertain times were a reminder of why he came to Notre Dame in the first place.
Student Life
"Every professor and program coordinator has been extremely proactive because they understand each of the students’ needs, and are willing to offer up solutions and flexibility where applicable. It is very obvious that this program cares about each individual from day one."
Alumni Impact
Alumna Holly Lehmann shares how Notre Dame's MBA program helped her find post-graduation job security during the Great Recession.