This event is intended to fully and distinctly welcome incoming students of underrepresented or minoritized backgrounds and identities to the community at Notre Dame. Brief remarks from University leaders listed below will be followed by an opportunity to visit with representatives from each office and learn more about their resources.

Featured Speakers include: Rev. Huge Page, Vice President for Institutional Transformational and Advisor to the President, Fr. Gerry Olinger, C.S.C., Vice President for Student Affairs, Arlene Montevecchio, Director of the Gender Relations Center (grc.nd.edu), Arnel Bulaoro, Director of Multicultural Student Programs and Services (msps.nd.edu), Consuela Wilson, Director of the Office of Student Enrichment (studentenrichment.nd.edu)

To help us have an approximate count of attendance, please complete this brief form. You can also view this event with your family on the Welcome Weekend schedule.

This event, offered completely in Spanish, is intended to welcome students and families who are primarily Spanish-speaking. It will share information and resources that are available and accessible to all students, and will offer families the opportunity to make a personal connection with faculty and staff members who will speak during the program. Represented offices will include the Academic Advising, Campus Ministry, Financial Aid, Residential Life, Student Enrichment, Transformational Leaders Program, and other student services offices.

To help us have an approximate count of attendance, please complete this brief form. You can also view this event with your family on the Welcome Weekend schedule.

As a new student at Notre Dame, you and your family enter into the story of the Congregation of Holy Cross, the religious community that founded the University of Notre Dame. During these final days before Welcome Weekend, join Fr. Gerry Olinger, C.S.C., Vice President for Student Affairs as he invites you to take upon the legacy of the great band of men and women who have dedicated their lives to the vision and promise of Catholic education. You can view the video below.