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Delivering Digital Equity
Along with her husband and business partner David, ND alumna Nicole Brown is leveraging their IT firm to serve Indigenous communities across Canada.
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Honorable Business
Launched in 2021, the Business Honors Program set out to attract Mendoza sophomores who viewed business as an honorable vocation, even as a calling.
Alumni Community
Remarkable Recovery
Junior Andrew Daigneau bounces back from traumatic motorcycle accident
Alumni Community
When You Provide Opportunity
Tracy Graham on the importance of supporting diverse and inclusive perspectives, essential for creating equity.
Family
ALWAYS SHOW UP
Michael Carroll, an Executive MBA student at Notre Dame, left an indelible mark on his family and classmates before his tragic passing last summer at age 46. Known for his unwavering support and leadership, Carroll stepped into roles that uplifted his siblings and friends, embodying the values of showing up, bringing joy, and staying grounded. In his memory, his classmates established a memorial fund that reflects his spirit, furthering his legacy of mentorship and community even after his untimely death.
Family
BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS
Stephanie Jackson is making history as USA Hockey's first director of diversity and inclusion, a role that expands the organization's commitment to making hockey more accessible to everyone. Watching the U.S. women's team at the Beijing Olympics, she emphasizes the importance of reflecting diverse communities within the sport. Under her leadership, USA Hockey is deepening its focus on equity and inclusion across various dimensions, aiming to create an environment where all players, fans, and employees feel valued and engaged. Jackson's previous experience at Nike and her education at Mendoza have equipped her with a strategic perspective on integrating diversity efforts into organizational goals.
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GOING VIRAL
Muffet McGraw, the former Notre Dame women's basketball coach, reflects on her unexpected rise to fame following her candid remarks during a 2019 Final Four press conference. As Notre Dame celebrates 50 years of women's undergraduate enrollment, McGraw addresses the ongoing challenges of gender equality and the need for more female role models across various fields. Her comments, which resonated widely and were even shared by notable figures like Barack Obama, emphasize the importance of visible women leaders and the urgency for action towards achieving gender parity.