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Undergraduate Student Perspective: Jake WilliamsUndergraduate business student Jake Williams writes about his experience traveling to Uganda with the Powerful Means Initiative to work with the Saint Bakhita Vocational Training Center.
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Bots increase online user engagement but stifle meaningful discussion, study showsLalor and his team analyzed a collection of Reddit communities (subreddits) that experienced increased bot activity between 2005 and 2019.
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Make the case for diversityUndergraduate and graduate students at the University of Notre Dame are invited to compete in the annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Grow the Good in Business™ Case Competition.
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International Business Fellows explore meaning of ethical businessThe International Business Fellow's trip to Poland is a culmination of a year of reading, discussions and interactions with business leaders.
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The human side of climate changeThis Notre Dame business course challenges students to study how climate change affects vulnerable communities.
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Global EMBA Students Tackle Business Challenge in SingaporeA cohort of 24 Notre Dame Executive MBA students recently embarked on a transformative 10-day immersion in Singapore as part of a three-credit elective designed to equip them with innovative […]
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Frontlines in America partners with Summit Lake PaiuteUniversity of Notre Dame MBA students in Frontlines in America were invited to work with the Summit Lake Paiute tribe on a project to support their efforts for economic sovereignty.
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Latest Frontlines course applies frameworks to regenerate economies, ecologiesStudents in the REEL class learn social systems thinking and mapping, holistic management practices and strategic planning while each bringing the strengths of their own discipline to bear on the project they’re co-creating with their partner organizations.
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A Win-Win for the IrishGrow Irish immersions offer graduate business students a way to apply their skills to real-world business challenges posed by alumni-led organizations.
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Giving back to do great goodAn interview with Ken Meyer (BS ‘66), the philanthropist behind the Meyer Business on the Frontlines Program
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