Sheedy Family Program in Economy, Enterprise, and Society

Dear Friends,

The Sheedy Family Program in Economy, Enterprise, and Society is a robust intellectual community. Students, faculty, and industry leaders explore the intersections of business and the liberal arts through rigorous coursework, collaborative research, meaningful dialogue, and purpose-driven career discernment.

Our primary aims are:

To build community among students with a serious interest in business and the liberal arts and to connect them with faculty and industry leaders in their fields.
To provide a rigorous curriculum that helps students more holistically connect their liberal arts education to their training in business, including enriching their perspectives on business and work through humanities-style dialogue.
To cultivate professional development opportunities that help students with liberal arts backgrounds bring those backgrounds to bear in their professional lives; to help students navigate Notre Dame’s excellent job training resources and networks with an eye toward meaningful career discernment.

Next week, we will be launching the Ethics at Work podcast here on ThinkND, where professors Megan Levis, Walter Scheirer and I will delve into the role of community in economy, what psychology tells us about wellness at work, and the relationship between entrepreneurship and technology ethics. Join us!

Chat soon,

Paul Blaschko

Director, Sheedy Family Program in Economy, Enterprise and Society

University of Notre Dame