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January 8, 2021Serving Boldly: Marisa Perino (MNA ’21) Shares Her StoryNotre Dame Master of Nonprofit Administration student Marisa Perino shares how a mission trip to Uganda sparked her service-oriented career goals. Read her story below:
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October 20, 2020Shaping Educational Equity: Charlotte Harris (MNA ’21)Student Charlotte Harris shares how Mendoza's MNA program is helping her address gaps in educational opportunity for society's most vulnerable.
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October 19, 2020A Fast Track to Growing the Good: Robert Armstrong (MBA ’21)One-Year MBA candidate Robert Armstrong (MBA '21) shares how Mendoza’s strong community of mutual advancement is preparing him to grow the good in business.
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October 15, 2020Student Perspective: Joseph Smith (MSBA ’21)"You can’t get this level of interaction doing an online program."
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October 2, 2020Leadership is Learning to Listen: John Foley (EMBA ’20)John Foley (EMBA ’20), one of Poets and Quants’ Best and Brightest Executive MBAs, shares how his time at Notre Dame taught him to lead by listening.
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September 29, 2020An Unconventional Journey Pays OffMark Jackson (MBA ’21) isn’t your traditional MBA candidate. Read why he chose to pursue the accelerated One-Year MBA program at Mendoza, and learn how the program’s cross-disciplinary offerings are helping him achieve his entrepreneurial goals.
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September 19, 2020Student Perspective: Mike Allen (MSBA ’21)"As an older student, I doubted whether I could be successful in today’s classroom. During the very first immersion week, the faculty, staff and my classmates showed how deeply they care about my success."
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September 3, 2020An Investment in Personal and Professional Growth: Alumna Caitlin Stojanovich (EMBA ’19)
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August 24, 2020Student Perspective: Brian Rycyna (MSBA ’21)
"This was the only degree I felt it was worth the investment of time and energy and life-disruption, and where the majority of what we learn is practical and applicable in everyday business situations."
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