Yesterday: New Lightning Lecture and Lunch Drop (Marketing)
Lightning Lectures & Lunches offer students a way to identify compelling and interesting intellectual questions and explore various academic opportunities at Notre Dame over an informal lunch with faculty in the dining hall.
Considering a major in Marketing? Check out Professor Mitch Olsen's Lightning Lecture and join him for a Lightning Lunch on September 21!
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Before your next exam: Check out Study Skills Mentors and LRC Tutoring Resources!
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) has assembled a great team of undergraduate Study Skills Mentors to meet with students who want to discuss tips and strategies for academic success at Notre Dame. These sessions help you with "metacognition" to think about your thinking and learning.
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Thurs., Sept. 21: Lightning Lunch with Professor Mitch Olsen (Marketing)
Join Professor Olsen to learn more about how he originally planned on studying Finance, but soon found his passion for Marketing.
12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
Meet in North Dining Hall - Look for the "ND Advising" banner in North Dining Hall!
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Mon., Oct. 2: Lightning Lunch with Professor Claire Donovan (Accounting)
Join Professor Donovan to learn more about accounting!
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Meet in North Dining Hall - Look for the "ND Advising" banner in North Dining Hall!
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Before Fall Break: Meet with your First Year Advisor
You and your advisor will meet for your Fall Advising Meeting before Fall Break begins (Oct. 13.)
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Casually Explore with Lightning Lectures & Lunches
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Hey Irish! Our first Lightning Lecture ⚡️is with Mitch Olsen, Professor of Marketing in Mendoza. Professor Olsen takes us on his journey of coming to the field of marketing and invites you to his Lightning Lecture Lunch.
Have lunch with Professor Olsen in NDH on Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 12. This lunch is an opportunity for first-years to explore Marketing and the Mendoza College of Business ☘️
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Study with UndergraduateMentors
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What better way to work on your study skills by scheduling an appointment with a study skills mentor? Throughout this month, we will be highlighting the 4 undergraduate mentors and their role in helping students reach their academic goals. Visit advising.nd.edu to schedule an appointment and get the best tools for success in Notre Dame.
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Learning doesn't stop in the classroom. Sometimes, you need help.
Check out these way to expand your learning, get some help, and enhance your study skills!
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Celebrate the grand opening of the new Center for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion with food from around the world and your favorite South Bend restaurants, karaoke, crafts, games and much more.
The blessing of the space will take place at 2 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 21; 6 to 9 p.m. on the second floor, LaFortune Student Center
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As part of the 2023-24 Notre Dame Forum, the Notre Dame Law School will host a conversation between U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan and G. Marcus Cole, Joseph A. Matson Dean of the Law School on Friday, Sept. 22 from 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM in the Leighton Concert Hall in DPAC.
The conversation will be free, but ticketed, and open to members of the Notre Dame campus community. Tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Ticket Office one hour prior to the event. Attendees will need to show their Notre Dame ID card at the door.
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Interested in interning in Washington? Spend the semester in DC! The Notre Dame Washington Program offers an excellent opportunity to build your resume, earn academic credit and experience big city living. Every student has a part-time internship of their choosing. Sophomores and juniors of any major are welcome. The Washington Program is under the Political Science Department - not NDI - and requires a separate application, due November 26th for fall 2024 and spring 2025.
Join us for an information reception on October 2nd from 6:30-7:30 pm in the Morris Inn Hesburgh Private Dining Room.
More information is available at WashingtonProgram.nd.edu.
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In the last 13 years, we have come to know Show Some Skin as a crucial space where we can share our deeply personal stories of being different, of feeling like we aren’t good enough, that we don’t belong. These stories are often painful, but giving voice to marginalized experiences has been a way to push back against efforts to silence our true selves, and a way to face our fears of letting others know who we truly are.
What do you love about your identity - your culture, your gender, your body, your hair? When have you felt celebrated and respected in your identity? What have you achieved when you went against the grain, defied the stereotypes?
What makes you brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and fabulous?
And, centered in this confidence in ourselves, how can we illuminate the darkness that we face? How can we change our institutions to celebrate the spectrum of human identity? How can we transform Notre Dame so we all belong?
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