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The Project Management class, taught by Corey Angst, is a pilot project studying the use of e-readers in the place of standard textbooks and course materials.
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The Notre Dame MBA program was designated as a “military friendly” school for its efforts to “embrace America’s veterans as students.”
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“A Conversation with Tom Ridge,” will be held at the Mendoza College of Business Jordan Auditorium from 3:30-5 p.m. on Sept.10. The event is free and open to the public.
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The issue of business ethics in the Goldman Sachs case is the opening topic of the 2010 John A. Berges Lecture Series in Business Ethics hosted by the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame.
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Carol Phillips, president of market research firm Brand Amplitude and an adjunct professor of marketing at the University of Notre Dame, has studied millennials and what drives them.
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Raymond Offenheiser Jr., president of Oxfam America, shared insights on the evolving nonprofit landscape during a recent talk at the University of Notre Dame. He emphasized the growing collaboration between nonprofit organizations and private companies, driven by mutual concerns over ethical business practices in developing markets. As more individuals pursue careers in the nonprofit sector for values-based missions, Offenheiser urged aspiring professionals to develop essential management and organizational skills to thrive in today's challenging environment.
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Michael Donovan ('99), now the finance manager for the Children's Nutrition Program (CNP) of Haiti, is navigating the complex challenges of rebuilding efforts in Leogane, a community devastated by the 2010 earthquake. With a five-fold increase in budget and staffing, he faces the critical task of developing effective systems to support the displaced families struggling with malnutrition. Alongside his wife Katy ('00), Donovan aims to create lasting change that extends beyond immediate relief efforts.
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Fred Dust of IDEO spoke at Mendoza College, sharing insights on design thinking as a flexible approach to solving business problems. By focusing on human interaction and quickly developing prototypes, IDEO aims to create impactful solutions that scale from individual behaviors to larger systems. Dust emphasized the optimistic nature of design, asserting that meaningful change is possible through thoughtfully crafted experiences.
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Notre Dame has secured the top position in Bloomberg Businessweek's latest ranking of undergraduate business schools, moving up from second place last year. The Mendoza College of Business received high marks for teaching quality, job placement, and facilities, with students highlighting the program's balance between foundational skills and real-world application. Notably, the school has incorporated virtual interviews to connect students with recruiters more easily, emphasizing its commitment to student success amidst broader employment concerns.