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Wounded Warrior Nevins to share his story during talk at Notre Dame
U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Dan Nevins will describe his journey of recovery after suffering traumatic injury while stationed in Iraq.
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Big LIFT: Director of anti-poverty organization to discuss nonprofit career path
Ben Reuler of anti-poverty organization LIFT will discuss career path in the nonprofit industry as part of ND’s Making a Living Making a Difference series.
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ND team takes top prize in 2014 Cardinal Challenge
A team of ND students won the 2014 Brown-Forman Cardinal Challenge with a business plan for commercializing an oral cancer detection device.
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Meet Kristin McAndrew: New ND MBA/MSB Admissions director
Kristin McAndrew brings 18 years of experience to her new role as the director of ND MBA and MSB admissions.
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Ten Years Hence Speaker Lloyd Adams: Don’t fear technology
ND alum Lloyd Adams, COO of SAP, offered a perspective on the future of energy and some career guidance to Ten Years Hence attendees.
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ND Ethics Week 2014: Viewing business as a ministry
The annual Notre Dame Ethics Week features speakers presenting a variety of perspectives of how a business career can mean the opportunity to impact others for the better.
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The envelope, please: New study looks at who makes more money in Hollywood
For Hollywood stars, top acting honors translate to fame and notoriety, but not necessarily fortune, according to Timothy Judge, professor of management.
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What’s trending: Mendoza College lecture series looks at major developments in next decade
Mendoza College’s annual Ten Years Hence lecture series brings in experts to discuss major trends in a range of industries in the next decade.
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Hockey with a heart: Student athlete nominated for humanitarian award
For his leadership in working with handicapped athletes, senior hockey player Joe Rogers is one of 18 nominees for a prestigious humanitarian award.
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Holiday Treat: Stayer Center replicated in gingerbread!
A group of ND alums working for architect Robert A.M. Stern took on a creative holiday project: recreating the Stayer Center out of gingerbread.
Jim Small