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When the Class of 2010 enrolled in college four years ago, majoring in business seemed the best route to securing a plum job at graduation. Seniors were graduating with two and three job offers, starting salaries averaged close to $50,000, and big signing bonuses and benefits packages were typical. Then came the Great Recession. Students returned from summer internships without job offers. And those lucky enough to land a position had to settle for lower salaries than they had expected.…
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Notre Dame’s Mendoza College earned the top spot in the Bloomberg BusinessWeek annual ranking of undergraduate business schools, moving up from second position in 2009.
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Thomas Shilen (ND, ’81)
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Prof. James O’Rourke, director of the Fanning Center for Business Communication, is featured in this article
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The Hartman Series in Land Conservation Finance is a new spring speaker series at the Mendoza College that brings in experts on land conservation strategies.
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As part of the Ten Year’s Hence series on the future of capitalism, IDEO partner Fred Dust will explain how design thinking might change the way business approaches problem solving.
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What is the future of capitalism? Experts ranging from money managers to retailers examine likely trends in the next decade during Mendoza College’s signature Ten Years Hence Lecture Series.
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Travis Smith (ND ’95)