Global

Notre Dame Research’s communications lead builds new collaborations with Kathmandu University

On an assignment to Nepal, Joanne D. Fahey, executive director of research communications, marketing, and events in Notre Dame Research, explored commonalities in an additional area: research communications.

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Community

Sports program promotes health and wellness, offers life lessons to Robinson Center youth

RCLC took a broad view this year when considering how best to incorporate sports into its annual Summer Scholars & Day Camp program. In addition to golf, kids spent time learning about basketball, baseball, tennis, and ice skating—part of an effort to introduce them to a wide range of activities while imparting important lessons about things such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and self-discipline.

Building a Beloved Community

From Bordeaux to South Bend: Exploring French American Heritage

Patrick Holdeman, a recent retiree from the Notre Dame Police Department, brought expertise and a unique perspective to his role. Born in Bordeaux, France, Holdeman shares his favorite French tradition, what he enjoyed most about his job, and what it meant to serve a University with such a deep connection to his French American heritage.

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