Mendoza College of Business
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The '''Mendoza College of Business''' is one of the colleges at the [[University of Notre Dame]], which is located in Notre Dame, [[Indiana]] of the [[United States]]. The core [[philosophy]] of the Mendoza College can be found from Rev. O'Hara's understanding of commerce; "The primary function of commerce is service to mankind," and "Business has a code of ethics based very largely on divine principles. When this code is followed, commerce can and does advance [[civilization]]. When it is overlooked by selfish interests, individual or national, every sort of injustice, from petty thievery to world war, may result."
==History==
The Mendoza College of Business was founded in [[1921]] by a [[Congregation of Holy Cross|Holy Cross]] [[Holy Orders|priest]] named [[John Francis O'Hara]]. Rev. O'Hara later became the president of the University and a Cardinal of the Catholic Church. Four years earlier, in [[1917]], Notre Dame had become the first university in the United States to launch a four-year program of study in "foreign commerce."
Carolyn Woo, Martin J. Gillen Dean and Ray and Milann Siegfried Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies, joined the College in June of 1997. In March of 2000, the College of Business received a naming gift from [[NetApp|NetApp, Inc.]] executives, [[Tom Mendoza|Tom and Kathy Mendoza]].
==Degrees==
*Bachelor of Business Administration ([[Bachelor of Business Administration|BBA]])
**Accountancy
**Finance and Business Economics
**Management
**Marketing
**Management of Information Systems
*Masters in Business Administration ([[MBA]])
**Two-Year Program
**Accelerated One-Year Program
**Executive Program: ''[[Chicago]]'' • ''[[South Bend]]'' • ''[[Cincinnati]]''
*Master of Nonprofit Administration [[MNA]]
*Masters of Science in Accountancy ([[Master of Accountancy|MSA]])
*Executive Education Non-Degree Programs
**Executive Integral Leadership
**Custom Programs
**Supervisory Development
**Project Management
**Executive Certificate in Negotiation
**Certificate in Executive Management
**[[Six Sigma]]
**International Programs [http://globalexec.nd.edu]
==Academic Centers==
*'''[http://www.nd.edu/~carecob Center for Accounting Research and Education]''' supports domestic and international faculty in the creation and dissemination of accounting knowledge in order to strengthen the bridges between accounting research, accounting education and accounting practice.
*'''[http://www.nd.edu/~ethics Center for Ethics and Religious Values]''' seeks to strengthen ethical foundations in business and public policy decisions by fostering dialogue among academic and corporate leaders, as well as by research and publications. The center's ethics curriculum is integrated throughout Notre Dame's business coursework.
*'''[http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/research/cfujs.shtml Center for US-Japanese Studies]''' seeks to raise global awareness of Japan and Pacific Asia and to introduce a new emphasis on internationalism in teaching, research and service. The center also provides experiential student learning through MBA internships with business firms in Japan.
*'''[http://www.nd.edu/~fanning Fanning Center for Business Communication]''' provides coursework in all facets of human communication, from writing and speaking to listening and group interaction. In addition to classroom success, Fanning center faculty have also earned an international reputation for their research and publications.
*'''[http://www.nd.edu/~entrep Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies]''' fosters innovation among current and aspiring entrepreneurs. Through a unique curriculum, business plan competitions, and mentoring opportunities with Notre Dame alumni, students gain vital experience and the skills necessary to build successful businesses.
*'''[http://www.ethicalbusiness.nd.edu Institute for Ethical Business Worldwide]''' seeks to promote positive illustrations of ethical and socially responsible business conduct throughout the world. We stress the importance of ethical leadership as a cornerstone to building a stronger sense of integrity and values into all business firms.
==See also==
*[[List of United States business school rankings]]
*[[List of business schools in the United States]]
==External links==
*[http://www.nd.edu/~cba/011221/index.html Official website]
*[http://www.nd.edu Official Notre Dame University website]
*[http://www.und.com Official Notre Dame University athletics website]
*[http://scholastic.nd.edu Notre Dame Scholastic Magazine]
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