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Leading experts weigh in on a variety of pressing topics, from the cultural significance of tailgating in building community to the financial challenges facing the USPS. Insights also cover the impact of genetics on workplace stress and the implications of short selling bans on market dynamics. With perspectives from academia featured in major media outlets, this collection offers a snapshot of current issues and research influencing both business and society.
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The Notre Dame MBA program jumped up four spots to land at No. 20 in the 2012 Bloomberg Businessweek ranking of the best b-schools.
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China's nonprofit sector has experienced explosive growth in recent years, leading to an increased demand for skilled leaders in the field. In response, Notre Dame has partnered with Renmin University to launch the Notre Dame-Renmin Master of Nonprofit Administration, aimed at preparing Chinese students for careers in nonprofit organizations. The program includes summer sessions at Notre Dame and internships with established U.S. nonprofits, promising to shape the future of nonprofit management in a rapidly evolving landscape.
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Bestselling author Nicholas Sparks reflects on how his finance education has shaped his approach to writing novels. From the impact of a summer break from athletics that drove him to write his first book, to his initial doubts about a writing career, Sparks shares insights into his journey from a pharmaceutical rep to the author of beloved stories like The Notebook and A Walk to Remember. His experiences illustrate the unique blend of creativity and logic that informs his popular storytelling.
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Interim Dean Roger Huang offers insights into Mendoza College's priorities as the search for its next dean continues. With a focus on ethical business education, Huang emphasizes the importance of expanding the school's global reach and strengthening its brand in the context of business for good. Plans include innovative program developments, such as a new degree in partnership with Renmin University in China, aimed at training future nonprofit leaders. The upcoming Stayer Center for Executive Education will also enhance the College's offerings, further solidifying its commitment to values-based leadership and social impact.
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Scent marketing is becoming a common tactic among retailers aiming to influence purchasing behaviors without shoppers' awareness. Associate Professional Specialist Kevin D. Bradford raises ethical concerns about this practice, equating it to subliminal advertising, which has been banned due to its manipulative nature. While natural scents, like those from a bakery, can evoke genuine cravings, Bradford and co-author Debra M. Desrochers argue that introducing artificial scents intentionally designed to sway consumer choices crosses an ethical line.
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The University offers a diverse lineup of speakers for the fall 2012 season, showcasing individuals with unique career paths and life experiences. Notable guests include acclaimed columnist George Will, entrepreneur Jimmy John Liautaud, and Costco co-founder Jim Sinegal, along with insights from leaders like Deloitte's Barry Salzberg and author Jay Walljasper. Each event provides valuable perspectives across various fields, enriching the academic community.
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The McCurrie brothers have turned their family dynamic into a heartwarming initiative that benefits Pittsburgh's homeless community. Since 2010, Jimmy, Mike, Dave, and Rob have been collecting and delivering furniture to families in need, inspired by their own experiences and driven by a commitment to giving back. What started as a small effort has blossomed into a project that has furnished over 50 households, proving that simple acts of kindness can create a lasting impact.
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underpriced stocks can be harmful. They serve a necessary role in the market by helping to identify overvalued stocks." Mendoza College finance professors Robert Battalio and Paul Schultz analyze the implications of the SEC's 2008 ban on short sales, arguing it not only failed to stabilize the market but also decreased liquidity and increased trading costs for investors. Their findings challenge common perceptions of short-selling as detrimental, emphasizing its critical function in maintaining fair stock valuations.
Caitlin Crommett, a 19-year-old Mendoza College sophomore, is transforming final wishes into heartfelt realities through her nonprofit, the DreamCatchers Foundation. Inspired by her early experiences singing for hospice patients and influenced by the film Patch Adams, Crommett started her foundation to grant dreams for terminally ill patients, relying on community support to fulfill these wishes. Her journey showcases the profound impact of simple, meaningful gestures on families during their most challenging times.