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An Investment in Personal and Professional Growth: Alumna Caitlin Stojanovich (EMBA ’19)

Caitlin Stojanovich

An MBA for Uncertain Times: Holly Lehmann (MBA ’12)

Alumna Holly Lehmann shares how Notre Dame's MBA program helped her find post-graduation job security during the Great Recession.

Holly Lehmann

Panel considers financial aid, right to education

A panel of representatives from the University's administration discussed the importance of providing access to higher education to individuals of all economic backgrounds as part of Ethics Week. Ethics Week is an annual event promoted by Mendoza College of business, titled this year “Economic Inequality: on Campuses, in Communities and at Companies.”

The Observer

From battle plans to lesson plans

Once on the front lines of war, now Alex Ambrose finds himself on the front lines of another fight: bringing peace and prosperity to war-torn countries. He’s part of a team of faculty and staff at the University of Notre Dame who are working to empower a university in Afghanistan to not only develop one of the nation’s first master’s degrees, but to do so in the areas of finance and accounting, fields critical to limiting corruption in the country.

Colleen Wilcox

Mendoza names new associate dean for executive education

The University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business has named finance teaching professor Walter Clements as the associate dean of Executive Education, a new position in the College as of January 2019. The associate dean for Executive Education will oversee all non-degree and degree programs offered by Mendoza’s Stayer Center for Executive Education, including its Executive MBA programs in South Bend […]

Carol Elliott

Why MSc Programs in Data Science Are Booming

Information Technology, Analytics, and Operations professor Scott Nestler was quoted in a MiM Guide article about the reason MSc Programs in Data Science are so popular.

MiM Guide

Notre Dame announces awardees of the Science of Wellness Catalyst Seed Grant Program

Sixteen faculty members from the University of Notre Dame have been awarded funding from the University’s Science of Wellness Initiative’s (SWI) Catalyst Seed Grant (CSG) program. Nearly 100 pre-proposals were submitted and faculty from five different colleges and schools received awards. The sponsor of the initiative, Charles and Jill Fischer Provost Thomas G. Burish, said he […]

Brandi Klingerman

Study: negative impact felt in community when a newspaper closes

Hartford City News Times published a piece on the impact newspaper closures have on communities, based on research by finance professor Paul Gao, and fellow researchers Chang Lee and Dermot Murphy of the University of Illinois-Chicago, College of Business, Department of Finance.

The Hartford City News Times

What the future holds: Big picture trends in the digital landscape, crowdfunding, fake news and more

Who better to peer into the future than experts on the digital landscape, social media and disruptive technologies? How about a best-selling author who wrote a book about one of the worst corporate scandals in U.S. history? Or the founder of a nonprofit seeking to inspire and empower communities of those suffering with rare diseases? […]

Carol Elliott

Ethics guidelines from INFORMS focus on analytics and operations research

ITAO (Information, technology, analytics and operations) professor Scott Nestler is quoted in a B2B News Network article about businesses using INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences) guidelines in decision-making.

B2B News Network