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Notre Dame’s Chicago-based Executive MBA program announces new format

Starting in January 2022, the new format for the University of Notre Dame's Executive MBA-Chicago (EMBA-C) extends the length of its program to two years with monthly residencies Thursday through Saturday.

Carol Elliott

Lecture explores misinformation in China

The Observer covered a lecture about disinformation in China by Freedom House research director Sarah Cook. The lecture was part of Mendoza College of Business' Ten Years Hence webinar series that began in 2002 to explore issues and ideas that were likely to affect the world over the next decade.

The Observer

Student Perspective: Laura Labate (MSM ’21)

Meet Laura Labate, a student in our Master of Science in Management program. Here, she shares how her passion for human resources sprouted into a leadership role at Aldi, thanks to Mendoza's integrated curriculum and supportive alumni community.

Laura Labate

Finding fulfillment through education

Management professor Brittany Solomon is quoted in a Teach Better article about finding fulfillment through education, saying "It’s good for people to be realistic about the career paths they pursue and what they ultimately value.”

Teach Better

Student Perspective: Conor McGrath (MSBA ’21)

Say hello to Conor McGrath, a student in our residential Master of Science in Business Analytics program. Conor shares why he chose Notre Dame’s MSBA program, how professors and resources supported his growth, and the program’s emphasis on growing the good through ethical decision-making.

Conor McGrath

Student Perspective: Julia Szepieniec (MSM ’21)

Meet Julia Szepieniec, a student in our MSM program and member of Notre Dame's women's rowing team. Here, she details why she chose Mendoza's MSM program, the strong bond that exists within her cohort, and the power of diversity in the face of adversity.

Julia Szepieniec

First interterm Leadership Academy earns 80 percent satisfaction rate

Mendoza's first-ever virtual interterm Leadership Academy received an 80 percent satisfaction rating among graduate student participants.

Amanda N. Jacobson

Recovery conundrum: Lack of workers could slow rebound in South Bend area hospitality industry

Marketing professor Mitch Olsen was quoted in a South Bend Tribune story about the effect of enhanced unemployment benefits on the job market for service industries.

South Bend Tribune

Father Pete

The spirited, energetic, people-loving, gregarious Holy Cross priest Fr. Pete McCormick (M.Div. ’06, MBA ’15) was featured in a story by Notre Dame Magazine.

Notre Dame Magazine

Degrees of happiness? Formal education does not lead to greater job satisfaction, study shows

New research by management professors Brittany Solomon (Hall) and Dean Shepherd reveals that people who have invested in formal education are not more satisfied in their careers.

Shannon Roddel