John Cardinal O'Hara Society

Behind every good MBA Program is a good network of support—like the John Cardinal O’Hara Society.

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What is the John Cardinal O’Hara Society?

The John Cardinal O’Hara Society recognizes and thanks those members of the Notre Dame family who provide the MBA Program with a high level of annual support. Through their gifts, members of the John Cardinal O’Hara Society:

  • Help recruit top faculty
  • Fund cutting-edge curriculum and technology enhancements
  • Provide fellowships for deserving students
  • Build more robust services for Notre Dame’s graduate business alumni

How do I become a member?

Joining the John Cardinal O’Hara Society is easy! Simply make an annual gift to the MBA Annual Fund at one of the following levels:

What do members experience?

As a member of the John Cardinal O’Hara Society, you will receive:

  • 2010 JCOS/MBA Annual Fund Stewardship Report
  • A memento emblematic of your membership
  • Invitations to special events hosted by the dean
  • Business publications, including Notre Dame Business and the Dean’s Annual Report
  • University communications, such as the President’s Newsletter and Notre Dame Magazine, for those not currently receiving them
  • A personalized membership card entitling you discounts at select on-campus dining venues, including Sorin’s, Leahy’s, and Legends, and a 20 percent discount on purchases at the Warren Golf Course Pro Shop (excludes golf lessons)
  • “Special contributor status” in the football ticket lottery for traditional and Dean’s Circle members, with improved chances for success in obtaining tickets to multiple home football games

On top of all that, you will receive additional benefits as a Dean’s Circle member.

Every gift matters. Join the John Cardinal O’Hara Society today.

Questions? Please contact:

Nicholas Farmer ’90
Executive Director, John Cardinal O’Hara Society
Director, MBA Annual Fund
(574) 631-5185

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€œThe college should send [people] into business with a sound knowledge of business theory€, with lofty ideals of citizenship, with sound conceptions of business morality€, and with a character that will put those principles into practice under whatever temptations the world may offer.€ John Cardinal O’€™Hara, the first dean of Notre Dame’s College of Business Administration and the University’s 13th President

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