SPRING 2021 INTERTERM
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| Program Title | SPRING 2021 INTERTERM | |
| Organization | University of Notre Dame | |
| Student Application Link | https://nd.capsource.app/program/spring-2021-interterm/rfp | |
| # of Students Enrolled |
0
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| # of Projects Running |
3 Project/s Added (of 20 Projects Expected)
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Program Timeline Project Duration |
Start Date: 03/22/21 End Date: 03/25/21 3 days |
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| Collaboration Overview | ||
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| About Students |
After the first mods during the fall and spring semester, Interterm gives you the opportunity to put into practice your knowledge and experience as it continues to develop across the MBA. Through a variety of formats, you will apply what you have learned in direct and practical ways outside of the traditional classroom. All in four days.
Student Level: Student Time Commitment: Full Time Team Structure: - |
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| Program Goals | ||
| Format Structure |
Single Project Single Team |
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| Format Title | Multiple Projects Multiple Teams | |
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| Benefits For Industry Partners | ||
| Project Modality | Fully Remote | |
| Industry Partner Requirements to Participate | ||
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| Project Topics | Corporate Social Responsibility Customer Service & Account Management Data Management Growth Strategy International Affairs Legal, Regulatory, Compliance Marketing Mergers & Acquisitions Operations Organizational Culture Product Design & Development Purchasing, Logistics, Supply Chain Quality Control Reporting, Financial Planning & Analysis Research & Development Sales & Business Development Software Design & Development Talent Management | |
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| Sponsorship |
No Sponsorship Required |
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| Compensation |
Following compensation will be offered to the students:
Exactly $0.0 per hour |
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| Other Requirements | ||
| Expected Time Commitment For Project Managers | per week | |
| Key Program Dates | Due Date |
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Request for Proposal published
Collaboration request published. Industry Partners may express interest in participating.
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Feb 01 2021, 12:00.00 AM |
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Interview
Educators will begin interviewing interested Industry Partners to discuss project ideas.
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Feb 05 2021, 12:00.00 AM |
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Proposal Application Deadline
Final date for Industry Partners to express interest in participating.
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Mar 07 2021, 12:00.00 AM |
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Finalize Project Charter
Educators and Industry Partners finalize project charters, legal documents, and background materials.
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Mar 12 2021, 12:00.00 AM |
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Official Program Launch
We’ll find a time on this day for you to meet with the students to kick off your project.
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Mar 22 2021, 12:00.00 AM |
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Official Program End
We’ll find a time on this day for you to meet with the students to wrap up your project.
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Mar 25 2021, 12:00.00 AM |
Project Overview
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| Project Title | Pricing For Small Dollar Houses In Small To Medium Size Cities |
| Project Synopsis |
What is the challenge or opportunity you are trying to address within your organization?
There are no reliable pricing formulas for rental housing worth less than $100,000. For landlords, this means there isn’t a good rubric for pricing based on features and location. For renters, it’s an information asymmetry issue that makes it harder for them to know what a fair rental price is, something particularly salient for the lower-income customers in this demographic. Our business suffers from this as well, so we want to work with a MBA team to help address this issue. We want to work with them on an analytics and pricing project that involves understanding how actors currently make pricing decisions, researching channels renters use to find housing, analyzing existing pricing information to identify variables impacting rent rates as well as attractiveness for renters, and exploring better ways to value a rental for customers. This will help us develop tools to pull in data from the sources the team finds and use their insights to develop pricing models that are fairer to lower-income renters in cities where this housing is prevalent.
What are some of the activities or action items you think will need to be taken to achieve your desired results? What would make this project a success for your organization? What measurable results are you looking to accomplish? |
| Compensation |
Following compensation will be offered to the students
Exactly $0.0 per hour |
| Sponsorship |
No Sponsorship Required |
| Resources |
Program Timeline
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Program Kickoff |
03/22/2021 | Event |
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END OF DAY TEMPERATURE CHECK SURVEY (Day 1) |
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END OF DAY TEMPERATURE CHECK SURVEY (Day 2) |
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Official Project End |
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End of Project PEER Evaluation |
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End of Project SELF Evaluation |
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Official Project Kickoff |
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UPLOAD FINAL DELIVERABLE |
Submission Required |
Projects
| Project | Organization | Topics |
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| Pricing for Small-Dollar Houses in Small to Medium Size Cities | Hurry Home | Operations Purchasing, Logistics, Supply Chain Reporting, Financial Planning & Analysis Research & Development Sales & Business Development |
| Data analysis for mission driven healthcare startup | BeneStream | Customer Service & Account Management Data Management Growth Strategy Operations Talent Management |
| Deep-dive into Greenlight Network’s portfolio of offerings | Greenlight Networks | Growth Strategy Research & Development |
Program Managers
| Name | Organization |
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| Alice Obermiller | University of Notre Dame |
Teams
| Team Name | Project Name | Team Members |
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| No Teams Available |