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growing and increasingly competitive healthcare market. Her journey reflects a broader trend among church leaders recognizing the importance of business acumen in fulfilling their missions. Throughout Mendoza College's programs, the integration of business principles with theological education is becoming more common, as seen in the stories of other participants from varied religious backgrounds pursuing similar paths.
Alumni Community
Cate Hefele, a MARK '12 graduate, credits a mix of luck and strategic choices for her impressive internships with adidas and NBC Universal. Her involvement with Notre Dame's Student International Business Council not only opened doors but also shaped her confidence for interviews, ultimately leading to her current role in the NFL's Junior Rotational Program. While she enjoys close interactions with players, her work mainly revolves around community events, illustrating the hands-on nature of her career in sports marketing.
Alumni Community
Reader letters offer heartfelt reflections on the Fall 2012 issue of Notre Dame Business, touching on themes of inspiration, community, and personal growth. Many readers express deep appreciation for a touching story about Matt, highlighting the selfless actions of students and the unique bond of the Notre Dame family. Additional feedback on Professor Cunningham's piece reveals a shared struggle with accepting aspects of faith, underscoring the universal search for understanding and hope.
Mendoza News
A team of four Notre Dame MBA students has claimed first place in a social entrepreneurship case competition for the second year in a row, presenting a plan to enhance clean water distribution in rural Ghana. Their proposal, developed for the Innovation in Social Entrepreneurship Case Competition at Brigham Young University, focused on improving a purification facility's infrastructure and introducing micro-franchises for local entrepreneurs. Sponsored by the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurship, the team was guided by faculty mentor Viva Bartkus.
Mendoza News
The Mendoza College has welcomed two new associate deans as the academic year begins. William D. Nichols returns to the Dean's Office as the associate dean for Faculty and Research, a position he previously held from 2002 to 2008. Jeffrey H. Bergstrand takes on the role of associate dean for Graduate Studies, overseeing the College's master's degree programs while continuing his research in international trade and finance.
First Person
Reflecting on his time at Notre Dame from 1960 to 1964, the author recalls a campus atmosphere defined by strict rules and unique traditions, including a mandatory swimming test for graduation. With memories of dorm electricity shutting off at 11 p.m. and the dress code for dinner, he shares a humorous account of his own struggles in the pool, aided by an inspiring blind classmate who overcame his own challenges. The narrative captures the essence of a different era at Notre Dame, emphasizing camaraderie and resilience amidst the rigors of student life.
Mendoza News
Tom Frecka's 23-year tenure as an accountancy professor at Mendoza College is marked by his unwavering commitment to ethics and education. In response to the Enron scandal, he created the Accounting Lyceum to address critical issues in accounting and developed a course to equip future accountants with essential ethical knowledge. Known for his straightforward approach and vision for change, Frecka transformed the accounting department, pushing for progress over traditional methods and ensuring that students are prepared for the evolving demands of the profession. As he retires, his legacy is a department that is significantly different from the one he joined, reflecting his
A new wave of stock-market researchers is turning to unconventional data sources to gain insights into company performance. Morgan Stanley has been at the forefront, utilizing advanced data mining techniques to analyze public information and assess sales figures outside traditional reporting. The recent conference hosted by Notre Dame's Center for Accounting Research and Education attracted finance experts to discuss the intersection of emerging technology and capital markets, including noteworthy developments related to information disclosure rules by the SEC.
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This Bloomberg Businessweek article quotes Andrew Sama, senior associate director of MBA admissions about a standardized test for emotional intelligence.
Notre Dame's first female business majors reflect on their experiences 40 years after their enrollment, sharing memories of navigating a challenging academic landscape in a male-dominated environment. From unexpected media attention in dorms to the pressure of being the only woman in classes, their stories reveal a shared determination to succeed. They emphasize that it wasn't just about breaking gender barriers, but about excelling in their fields and proving their capabilities, often under the scrutiny of professors and peers alike.