Upcoming Events By Month

This is the kick-off event for this year's Notre Dame Forum, which is on the theme of challenges facing American democracy

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Mexico Working Group Panel Discussion Series Diálogos: Conversations with Mexico "The Left in Mexico Today: Is there a Future for the 132 Movement?"

Discussion with Elisa Servin, Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, and Guillermo Trejo<http://kellogg.nd.edu/faculty/fellows/trejo.shtml>,…

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Graduate Placement Session

Debrief from APSA--share your interview experiences with your peers Cover Letter Writing Workshop--bring a copy of a job application cover letter for peer editing.…

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Thursday, September 13:  Charles Kesler (Claremont McKenna)

12:15 p.m. at Eck Hall of Law Room #1130
Books will be sold before and after the lecture.
“Barack Obama and the Crisis of American Liberalism.”
Discussing…

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Please join us this Thursday at 4:00 pm in Hesburgh Center Room C103 for “Institutional Design: The Federal-Proportional Trade-Off,” a lecture with Josep Colomer.

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Lecture by Ricardo Ramirez on "Mobilizing Opportunities: State Context, Mobilization, and the Evolving Latino Electorate".  Hosted by the Rooney Center.

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A career week dedicated to all Arts and Letters students.

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Notre Dame's Constitutional Studies Minor, in partnership with the Notre Dame Program in Constitutional Structure, will host a Constitution Day lecture…

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Panel discussion featuring:

Jeffrey Bergstrand- Professor of Finance

Robert Fishman- Professor of Sociology

Alexandra Guisinger- Assistant Professor of Political Science…

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On Wednesday, September 19, the department will hold a meeting for students thinking about graduate school. The purpose of the meeting is to provide the information you will need in order to determine if graduate school is right for you, and to learn more about what you can do now to prepare.…

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Foundations of Universal Human Rights: Wollstonecraft's Rational Theology and Mill's Liberal Utilitarianism

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"Professors for Lunch" Series
Friday, September 21:  Faculty panel on HHS mandate

1"Why is ND Suing the Obama Administration to Protect Religious Freedom? And Should it Be Doing So?"
2:00 p.m. at the North Dining Hall "F-Wing"
Lunch provided – open to the ND community

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Deondra Rose, the newest introduction to the Political Science faculty, will speak on "Accidental Egalitarianism: How the National Defense Education Act of 1958 and the Higher Education Act of 1965 Promoted Gender Equality in U.S. Higher Education"…

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Each year the United States Military Academy invites the Department of Political Science to send one student as a delegate to the annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA).  The SCUSA 64 conference will be held in West Point, New York from November 7 – 10, 2012.

This year's…

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Lecture by Michael Hartney on "Turning out Teachers: Collective Bargaining Laws and Citizens' Political Engagement".  Hosted by the Rooney Center.

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