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NDWorks Weekly Campus news for faculty and staff

November 12, 2024

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What Would You Fight For?

NICU babies and their families benefit from ND research

For more than 40 years, Notre Dame has spearheaded NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) research to ensure the gold standard of care for infants around the world. Read about and watch a video on how Adjunct Professor Bob White has worked to help improve NICU designs and standards.

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Campus (photo gallery)

First Gen faculty and staff celebrate at open house

The Office of Student Enrichment hosted a week of events celebrating FLI (first generation and low income) students, faculty, and staff, including a First-Gen Open House.

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NDWorks Podcast

The Summus virtual specialist platform that works for you

In this episode, Natalie Davis Miller, managing editor of NDWorks, speaks with Summus Member Experience Coordinator Hana Berhe, who talks about the benefits of using Summus for your medical needs.

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Accolades

The Rockne Project team and Cedar Grove Cemetery staff receive Presidential Team Irish Award

The Knute Rockne family wanted to bring Coach Rockne and his loved ones back to Notre Dame. The Rockne Project team and Cedar Grove staff made it happen.

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Global

Introducing a new summer study abroad program for engineering and science students

The Nepal Summer Study Abroad program is a five-week course that will take students to Kathmandu, Nepal, from May 19 to June 19. Led by College of Engineering Professor Peter Burns, the program will focus on sustainability and energy systems.

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Global

Exciting opportunity for children of faculty and staff to participate in summer study abroad programs

Undergraduates enrolled at other US universities are eligible to apply for Notre Dame summer study abroad programs that are operated at ND Global locations. Children of Notre Dame faculty and staff can use their summer education benefit for up to three credits of Notre Dame undergraduate tuition.

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Athletics

Irish capture ACC Women’s Cross Country Championship

No. 5–ranked Notre Dame captured the 2024 ACC Women’s Cross Country Championship at the WakeMed Cross Country Course in Cary, North Carolina, on November 1. This is the team’s first ACC women’s title in program history.

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