About the MBAA
What We Do
The Notre Dame MBA Association (MBAA) is responsible for acting as a liaison and a representative of all Notre Dame traditional MBA students and alumni. The MBAA is responsible for activities, programs, and initiatives for the entire MBA community, including students, their families, faculty, and administration.
The MBAA serves as faithful steward of the academic, professional, and interpersonal potential of Notre Dame MBA students. It is committed to maximizing opportunities for growth by fostering community, professionalism, scholarship, and personal integrity among students, and by serving as student advocate and liaison to MBA program administrators.
In all of its actions the MBAA strives to uphold the values and interests of the MBA Program, its alumni, the surrounding community, and the University of Notre Dame as a whole, and to strengthen the name and good standing of the Notre Dame MBA as a premiere Catholic business school and home to the ideals of community, human development and individual integrity.
To this end, the MBAA will engage in activities that:
foster interaction and fellowship among MBA students and families, faculty, and administrators
shape and hone the academic experience
promote relationships with business leaders
avail resources and opportunities for scholarship and professional studies
further engage Notre Dame with the South Bend community
embrace technological trends and leverage them to the benefit MBA students
Our Meetings
Meetings are held once a week (Mondays) and are attended by all members of the Executive Council and MBAA Council. Regular MBAA meetings are closed to the public. Once a Mod, club presidents are invited to attend an MBAA meeting.
Our Budget
The CFO maintains all financial records of the organization and report updates at each meeting. A budget is established and/or revised by the third week of the fall semester and approved by a recorded vote of the MBAA Council.
The MBA Executive Council is required to maintain a balanced budget over its 12-month term and provide a “debt” free ledger to the succeeding administration.
Outside Clubs
All clubs must coordinate the scheduling of activities through the Senior Vice President of Clubs, the MBA Program office and the Student Activities Office. The MBAA also approves new clubs and start-up funds for these clubs.
Bylaws
Download Mba Association Bylaws Feburary 2023 (revised Feb 2023)