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Payton McLaughlin (ME In Mendoza)

Payton is a sophomore from Clarendon Hills, Illinois majoring in Marketing with a minor in Entrepreneurship. She spent the summer interning at LJM Partners, a hedge fund specializing in volatility strategies, in downtown Chicago. Payton has a passion for travel and is hoping to study abroad in London next year as well as work in global marketing one day. Her favorite thing about Mendoza is its multi-faceted approach to business, which focuses on the education of the whole person in addition to traditional disciplines.

  • Last Edited November 10, 2016

Sarah Priebe (About Us)

Sarah Priebe joined Mendoza in the Fall of 2019.

  • Last Edited April 8, 2025

I would like to apply to transfer into Mendoza? How do I go about that? (FAQ)

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First Year students at Notre Dame who were not pre-approved for Mendoza have two opportunities to apply for transfer into the College of Business.  This process is handled entirely by the University's Office of Undergraduate Admissions. All FY students are reminded through the FYS newsletter of the relevant deadlines in the winter (Jan/Feb) and spring (May/June).  No transfers into Mendoza will be considered outside of these two application windows and all internal transfers must be accepted into Mendoza prior to the start of their sophomore year.  The application process is competitive and the number of openings will be managed to ensure the University achieves its stated goal of 550 BBA degrees per class for Mendoza.

Please see the Admissions website for specific information on the transfer application process.

  • Last Edited December 18, 2019

Junior Parent Weekend (Events)

Time: February 15, 2025 10:00 AM to February 17, 2025 3:39 PM

Location: University wide

<p>10:00 - 10:45 AM Academic Session, Jordan Auditorium within the Mendoza building.</p> <p>A special welcome will be given by Dean Martijn Cremers, the Martin J. Gillen Dean and Bernard J. Hank Professor of Finance at the University of Notre Dame. You will also hear from Assistant Director, Meruelo Family Center for Career Development, Mr. Ray VanderHeyden. We will provide information regarding study, classes, and career opportunities.</p> <p>10:45 - 12:00 PM Reception within the Mendoza College of Business<br />Following the Academic Session, please join us for light refreshments. During this reception, you will have the chance to interact with Mendoza faculty.</p> <p> </p> <p>For more information, please visit <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><a href="https://jpw.nd.edu/" target="_blank">jpw.nd.edu</a></span></p>

  • Last Edited November 21, 2024

Amy G. Radvansky (About Us)

Amy Radvansky has worked at the University since 2005, spending two years working with student issues in the Office of Residence Life in Student Affairs, and five years in the Registrar’s Office providing extensive and timely support to ND undergraduates in general, and Mendoza’s undergraduate advising program in particular.

  • Last Edited April 8, 2025

Taylor Thomas (About Us)

Taylor Thomas joined the Office of Undergraduate Studies in May 2024. Although this is her first time in Mendoza, she is not new to Notre Dame and has been connected both professionally and academically since 2021. She has previously worked in the University Counseling Center and Graduate Student Life. Outside of Notre Dame, she was an Academic Advisor at Ivy Tech for Business, IT, and Human Services students.

  • Last Edited April 8, 2025

Academics

Our Mission: To build a premier Catholic business school that fosters academic excellence, professional effectiveness and personal accountability in a context that strives to be faithful to the ideals of community, human development and individual integrity.

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University Undergraduate Academic Code of Honor

Mendoza Honesty Committee

The purpose of the Mendoza College of Business Honesty Committee is to advise and educate faculty and staff, as well as to investigate and adjudicate potential Honor Code violations brought to their attention.  The Procedural Appendix to the Undergraduate Academic Code of Honor allows for the establishment of a single standing Honesty Committee at the College level, chaired by a faculty member, with five additional faculty and six undergraduate students as members of the Committee.  The charge of this committee includes advising and educating faculty, staff, and students within the College, encouraging discussion on academic integrity, and to make sure any honesty hearings are conducted in a timely fashion.  One of the faculty members will be designated as the Advisory Resource Person, who does not sit on any hearings, but is available to talk to accused students about the process.  That person should not go so far as evaluating the student's arguments or recommending a particular course of action.

Faculty Members

  • John Stiver (Chair)
  • Laura Hollis (Advisory Resource Person)
  • Seth Berry
  • Brian Levey
  • Mike Meyer

 Undergraduate Student Members

  • Patrick Fogarty (Sr)
  • Allison O'Connor (Sr)
  • Grace DeCroix (Jr)
  • Lucas Barquin (Jr)
  • Josh Weimer (Jr)
  • Last Edited September 18, 2024

Jessica Noffsinger (About Us)

Jessica is the Administrative Assistant for the Office of Undergraduate Studies.

  • Last Edited April 8, 2025

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  • Last Edited December 19, 2024

May I take a summer course at another university? (FAQ)

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Students who would like to transfer a course from another university must receive pre-approval from the appropriate academic department before doing so. A maximum of two courses (up to eight credits) may be taken at another school each summer.  A grade of C or better must be earned in order to receive transfer credit for the course. The transfer course pre-approval form is available on the eForm link on your Student Academic Tab on insideND  Students are responsible for obtaining all necessary approvals prior to leaving for the summer.  Please note that all business courses must be taken at Notre Dame.  It is also important to note that only the credits will transfer.  The grade earned in a summer course does not get factored into your Notre Dame GPA.  A new Registrar's Office Transfer Credit Search website is also available for reference.

  • Last Edited April 30, 2024
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