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MBA Values Statement    
 

In 1842, Father Edward Sorin, a young French missionary, arrived in South Bend Indiana.  He surveyed the land provided to him and announced his vision: to build a great Catholic University.  Father Sorin’s leadership, charisma and faith created the foundation that transformed this dream into a reality. 

As members of the University of Notre Dame, we reaffirm our commitment to Father Sorin’s belief that the leaders graduating from this MBA program will be a force for good in the world. 

To that end, we believe the following values exemplify our University and our program.

Community & Responsibility

  • Fostering camaraderie among students, faculty, administration, and alumni
  • Living compassionately, demonstrated through service, mentoring, and sharing of resources in our local and worldwide communities
  • Exercising stewardship of resources entrusted to us

Excellence

  • Striving to meet the highest personal and professional standards in all that we do
  • Pursuing personal and academic achievement passionately
  • Integrating excellence with ethical behavior

Integrity

  • Delivering on our promises and thus developing a reputation for honesty and transparency
  • Demonstrating moral courage to uphold our beliefs in the face of adversity
  • Treating others with fairness and forthrightness

Leadership

  • Leading others toward excellence through trust, respect, and encouragement
  • Demonstrating leadership through collaboration, empathy, and tenacity
  • Recognizing that ethical leaders demonstrate the wisdom to evaluate each situation and draw upon the appropriate leadership skills

Spirituality

  • Valuing the spiritual dimension of each human being
  • Welcoming those from all faith traditions to nurture their spiritual development through
    practice and/or reflection
  • Aligning our actions with a belief in social justice that respects all faiths

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