Salt & Light
Salt and LightIn the Fall 2014 edition of Mendoza Business, we introduced a series called Salt & Light. Taken from Matthew 5:13-16, the intention of the series is to show how the people of Mendoza live out the…
Arturo Martinez: A Study in Character
Salt and LightNobody wants to be diagnosed with cancer, Lord knows, least of all a 14-year-old boy who is crazy about basketball. But those were the cards dealt to Arturo Martinez (MSA ’15, BBA ACCT ’14), now a…
Lauren Vidal: In the Thick
Salt and LightLauren Vidal didn’t begin her congressional internship thinking that the federal government would shut down and she, the lowly intern — free labor — would become an indispensable member of Florida…
Alexander Taylor: From Father to Son
Salt and LightAlexander Taylor (MBA ’15), the youngest of three boys, was 7 years old when he was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes. His parents sprang into action to learn how to cope with the disease, including…
Jamie Sarubbi: Sister Act
Salt and LightThe first thing you need to know about her Brooklyn family, Jamie Sarubbi (MGT ’15) says, is that if one member is involved in a project, they are all involved in the project. In late fall 2012,…
Keith Butler: Do Well by Doing Good
Salt and LightKeith Butler, the charming elder statesman of the Master of Nonprofit Administration (MNA '15) with the Oklahoma drawl and disarming modesty, does not like to be bored. Over the course of a highly…
Neil Jones: A Case for the Social Good
Salt and LightFinal exams were a little more harried than usual for Neil Jones (BBA FIN '17)this year. That’s because they coincided with Jones’ big push to ship out his new product in time for Christmas. Jones…
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