Pray with the Fischer Graduate Community
notredame.zoom.us/j/239679212. Every week members of the Fischer Graduate Residences community gather online to pray together. All are welcome to join…
Upcoming Events By Month
« May 2020 »
Thursday, April 30, 2020
Friday, May 1, 2020
Reading Days (no examinations permitted)
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for more dates and details.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Campus Ministry is here to provide support as you navigate this time of uncertainty and transition. A Campus Minister will be available for “Need to Talk,” Monday through Friday, from 1-7 p.m. ET to engage in conversation with you regarding anything that is on your mind or heart. …
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Saturday, May 2, 2020
Reading Days (no examinations permitted)
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for more dates and details.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Reading Days (no examinations permitted)
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for more dates and details.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Misa en Español
Se les invita a todos a la Misa en Español Virtualmente en Notre Dame. Invitamos a todo estudiante y sus familias a participar.
We invite everyone to celebrate Virtually Misa en Espanol at Notre Dame. All students and their families are invited to participate.
Click here to join via Zoom.…
Disney Trivia Night
sponsored by GSU Zoom Link: https://notre dame.zoom.u s/j/337671174…
Monday, May 4, 2020
Black Ecumenical Prayer Service
Although we cannot gather together, the Black Ecumenical Prayer Service will be brought to you via video – posted here on May 4.
Rev. Canon Hugh R. Page, Jr., Professor of Theology and Africana Studies will preside. Kayla August, Rector of Lyons Hall will preach.
This service, in the African American religious tradition, will use the form of a simple and short prayer service called Midday Prayer, found across many denominations such as Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran.…
Final Exams
Monday through Friday, May 4-8.
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for other dates.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Campus Ministry is here to provide support as you navigate this time of uncertainty and transition. A Campus Minister will be available for “Need to Talk,” Monday through Friday, from 1-7 p.m. ET to engage in conversation with you regarding anything that is on your mind or heart. …
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International Development Consulting Careers: What are They Like and How to Get There
Come hear Gary Lazor (ND Alum 89’) share about his extensive career in International Development and help you consider and prepare for this career field. He will touch on the following topics and more:
1. What it’s like to work in international development
2. What are the concrete steps one could take to get a foot in the door of development companies? Whom should we contact/network with right now?
…
GSU At-Home Game Night
At-Home Game Night!
Monday, May 4, 6:30 p.m.
RSVP HERE
Zoom - https://notredame.zoom.us/j/6877901449…
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Black Ecumenical Prayer Service
Although we cannot gather together, the Black Ecumenical Prayer Service will be brought to you via video – posted here on May 4.
Rev. Canon Hugh R. Page, Jr., Professor of Theology and Africana Studies will preside. Kayla August, Rector of Lyons Hall will preach.
This service, in the African American religious tradition, will use the form of a simple and short prayer service called Midday Prayer, found across many denominations such as Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran.…
Final Exams
Monday through Friday, May 4-8.
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for other dates.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Campus Ministry is here to provide support as you navigate this time of uncertainty and transition. A Campus Minister will be available for “Need to Talk,” Monday through Friday, from 1-7 p.m. ET to engage in conversation with you regarding anything that is on your mind or heart. …
Read More about Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Target Your Productivity: Tools and Tips To Develop Skill Sets and Keep You Moving Forward
Presenter: Mandy Havert, Advanced Research Services Librarian, Teaching, Research, and User Services Program, Hesburgh Libraries
You are a work in progress, as is your ability to work with your ever-changing surroundings! Join this overview and conversation to learn about your own needs for maintaining and improving your focus and productivity. After a brief reflection on your current level of productivity, we’ll discuss various timers, trackers, task managers, disrupters, and environmental enhancements. When you finish this session you can experiment with these tools and strategies to make focus and productivity improvements in your daily practice. …
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Black Ecumenical Prayer Service
Although we cannot gather together, the Black Ecumenical Prayer Service will be brought to you via video – posted here on May 4.
Rev. Canon Hugh R. Page, Jr., Professor of Theology and Africana Studies will preside. Kayla August, Rector of Lyons Hall will preach.
This service, in the African American religious tradition, will use the form of a simple and short prayer service called Midday Prayer, found across many denominations such as Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran.…
Final Exams
Monday through Friday, May 4-8.
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for other dates.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Book Discussion: Living Climate Justice - One Action at a Time
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22, ND Energy is hosting a book review and discussion on Climate Justice by Mary Robinson. This book tells the story of people around the globe that are experiencing climate change first-hand and what they are doing about it. For example, in Chapter 8: Taking Responsibility, Robinson describes a woman, Natalie Isaacs, who decides to take it upon herself to focus on one thing each month to see what she can do in her own life to make her lifestyle more sustainable. She first looked at her power bill and then at her food waste and composting. She saw that these small steps could be done by people in her own neighborhood and the greater community. This led to the 1 Million Women website (https://www.1millionwomen.com.au/…
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Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Campus Ministry is here to provide support as you navigate this time of uncertainty and transition. A Campus Minister will be available for “Need to Talk,” Monday through Friday, from 1-7 p.m. ET to engage in conversation with you regarding anything that is on your mind or heart. …
Read More about Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Black Ecumenical Prayer Service
Although we cannot gather together, the Black Ecumenical Prayer Service will be brought to you via video – posted here on May 4.
Rev. Canon Hugh R. Page, Jr., Professor of Theology and Africana Studies will preside. Kayla August, Rector of Lyons Hall will preach.
This service, in the African American religious tradition, will use the form of a simple and short prayer service called Midday Prayer, found across many denominations such as Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran.…
(Virtual) 47th Annual Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition
FISCHOFF MOVES TO VIRTUAL COMPETITION FOR 2020
Nation’s Largest Chamber Music Competition To Be Held in New Format
SOUTH BEND, IN – March 31, 2020 – The Fischoff National Chamber Music Association is pleased to announce that its 47th Annual Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition will take place virtually utilizing its full panel of jurors for Junior and Senior Strings and Winds Divisions. The results will be announced online May 8-9, 2020, the original dates of the competition, which is typically held on the campus of the University of Notre Dame.…
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Final Exams
Monday through Friday, May 4-8.
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for other dates.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Campus Ministry is here to provide support as you navigate this time of uncertainty and transition. A Campus Minister will be available for “Need to Talk,” Monday through Friday, from 1-7 p.m. ET to engage in conversation with you regarding anything that is on your mind or heart. …
Read More about Need to Talk - Meet with a Campus Minister by phone or video chat
Finding A New Normal: Working Remotely While Caregiving
Presenter: Dominique Vargas, Graduate Associate, Kaneb Center
Amid the intense cultural changes implemented to slow the spread of COVID-19, many of us have suddenly become full-time caregivers, teachers, coaches, counselors, and nurses for our children, younger siblings, or even aging parents while also making the difficult shift to online learning and remote work. How can we care for others, teach effectively, and maintain personal wellbeing in this time of disruption?…
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GSN Film Club Zoom Thursday Night Movies
GSN Film Club presents: Watch and discuss amazing classic and independent films, together on Zoom.
Upcoming Events
April 30: Bicycle Thieves (1948) (RSVP HERE)
May 7: Annie Hall (1977) (RSVP HERE)…
GSN Film Club Thursday Night Zoom Movies
Watch and discuss amazing classic and independent films, together on Zoom. Screenings start at 7:00 pm. All Notre Dame grad students and their guests welcome.
5/7: Charlie Chaplin's The Kid (1921) (RSVP HERE…
Friday, May 8, 2020
Black Ecumenical Prayer Service
Although we cannot gather together, the Black Ecumenical Prayer Service will be brought to you via video – posted here on May 4.
Rev. Canon Hugh R. Page, Jr., Professor of Theology and Africana Studies will preside. Kayla August, Rector of Lyons Hall will preach.
This service, in the African American religious tradition, will use the form of a simple and short prayer service called Midday Prayer, found across many denominations such as Roman Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran.…
Final Exams
Monday through Friday, May 4-8.
See the Office of the Registrar’s Spring 2020 calendar for other dates.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
(Virtual) 47th Annual Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition
FISCHOFF MOVES TO VIRTUAL COMPETITION FOR 2020
Nation’s Largest Chamber Music Competition To Be Held in New Format
SOUTH BEND, IN – March 31, 2020 – The Fischoff National Chamber Music Association is pleased to announce that its 47th Annual Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition will take place virtually utilizing its full panel of jurors for Junior and Senior Strings and Winds Divisions. The results will be announced online May 8-9, 2020, the original dates of the competition, which is typically held on the campus of the University of Notre Dame.…
Read More about (Virtual) 47th Annual Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition