Jan
15
Tuesday Jan 15, 2013
First Day of Spring Semester Classes
First day of classes for Notre Dame’s spring semester 2013.
Originally published at al.nd.edu.
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Jan
17
Thursday Jan 17, 2013
Is Promoting Democracy in the Middle East a Mistake?
John Agresto’s talk is based on his November 2012 article in Commentary magazine, “Was Promoting Democracy a Mistake?” and his 2007 Iraq memoir, Mugged…
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Jan
18
Friday Jan 18, 2013
The Supreme Court, Abortion, and the Culture War that Followed
Lecture given by Amy Barrett of ND Law…
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Jan
28
Monday Jan 28, 2013
Steve Ratner Lecture: The Thin Justice of International Law
Steve Ratner, law professor at the University of Michigan, will give a talk at the Notre Dame Law School at 12:30 on Monday, Jan. 28, on The Thin Justice of International Law.
Details are at http://law.nd.edu/events/2013/01/28/14829-cchr-visiting-speak-steve-ratner/…
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Jan
29
Tuesday Jan 29, 2013
Religion and Politics in Contemporary Africa: Political Party and Religious Group Mobilization Strategies
Rachel Beatty Riedl
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Northwestern University…
Jan
29
Tuesday Jan 29, 2013
MEASURING AND GETTING RESULTS IN NON-PROFITS
Panelists:
Angela Smith Cobb, ND B.B.A. ’93
Director, Return on Inspiration Labs at ROI Ventures
- Leads New Options Project, a W.K. Kellogg Foundation initiative that seeks to connect out-of-school young adults 13-24 with meaningful career opportunities …
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Jan
30
Wednesday Jan 30, 2013
Summer Internship Panel Presentation
Summer Internships Panel Presentation
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Feb
4
Monday Feb 4, 2013
CCHR: Human Rights Roundtable
Feb
8
Friday Feb 8, 2013
Why Choose the Liberal Arts?
Professors for Lunch Series
Mark Roche- History
Lunch provided…
Feb
8
Friday Feb 8, 2013
European Cinema and the Postheroic Narrative of Nationhood: Claire Denis and Beau Travail
Thomas Elsaesser
International film historian and professor of Film and Television Studies at the University of Amsterdam
Abstract: It could be argued that European cinema does not exist, except as a bureaucratic dream or a promotional tool for national producers and distributors…
Feb
12
Tuesday Feb 12, 2013
Lincoln's Constitution
Feb
18
Feb
19
Tuesday Feb 19, 2013
NDISP and Air War College present "The Asia Pivot Through a European Lense" research papers by AWC senior gradaute students
NDISP and Air War College are hosting senior Air War College graduate students who will be presenting their research papers bound by broad limits of the question "The Asia Pivot through a European Lens".
Feb
21
Thursday Feb 21, 2013
Arts and Letters as a Competitive Edge in a Wireless World
Arts and Letters as a Competitive Edge in a Wireless World
Presenter: Dan Hesse (ND ’75), CEO of Sprint Nextel
Thursday, February 21
6:45pm
Eck Center…
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Feb
25
Monday Feb 25, 2013
Nonprofit & Social Entrepreneur Virtual Career Fair
http://careercenter.nd.edu
Goes from Feb. 25- Mar. 22…
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Feb
27
Wednesday Feb 27, 2013
MAKING A LIVING MAKING A DIFFERENCE -- KNIGHTS APPAREL
Joe Bozich
Founder, CEO, and Chairman of Knights Apparel
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Feb
27
Wednesday Feb 27, 2013
MAKING A LIVING MAKING A DIFFERENCE ONE SHIRT AT A TIME
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27
MAKING A LIVING MAKING A DIFFERENCE
ONE SHIRT AT A TIME
Joe Bozich, Founder & CEO, Knights Apparel
6:30-8:00 PM
Geddes Hall Auditorium…
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Mar
7
Thursday Mar 7, 2013
"What Can We Learn From Historical Experiences of How to Abolish Election Fraud?"
Jan Teorell
Associate Professor of Political Science
Lund University, Sweden
"What Can We Learn From Historical Experiences of How to Abolish Election…
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Mar
20
Wednesday Mar 20, 2013
Book Launch – The Rise and Fall of Democracies and Dictatorships: Latin America since 1900
Scott Mainwaring
Eugene P. and Helen Conley Professor of Political Science
Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow, University of Notre Dame
Mar
20
Wednesday Mar 20, 2013
NDISP Speaker Seminar "Why Targeting al Qaeda Won’t Work"
Dr. Jenna Jordan, Assistant Professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Mar
21
Thursday Mar 21, 2013
Peace Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Catholic Social Tradition Conference
“Peace Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow”…
Mar
26
Tuesday Mar 26, 2013
Downes Summer Internship Grant Information Session
Need funding for your summer internship?
Come to this session to learn how to submit a strong application! This grant is exclusively for POLS majors!
Downes Summer Internship Grant Information Session
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Apr
3
Wednesday Apr 3, 2013
Mayors & Profs on Drugs
Mayors & Profs on Drugs
Wednesday, April 3
7:00 p.m.
Geddes Auditorium
Reception to follow
Sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha Gamma Delta Chapter & Women…
Apr
5
Friday Apr 5, 2013
Senior Thesis Reception
Art and Letters Dean John T. McGreevy invites all students doing a senior thesis and their advisers to attend this reception. This informal event is designed to honor students—along with their advisers and mentors—for their dedication and hard work.
All students who completed a senior thesis…
Apr
9
Tuesday Apr 9, 2013
ENDURING HYPOCRISY: How Felon Disenfranchisement Laws & Collateral Consequences Deny Full Citizenship
ENDURING HYPOCRISY: How Felon Disenfranchisement Laws & Collateral Consequences Deny Full Citizenship
Prof. S. David Mitchell, Law Professor, University of Missouri
Tuesday, April 9
7:00 p.m.…
Apr
11
Thursday Apr 11, 2013
The Most Important Topic Political Scientists are Not Studying: Adapting to Climate Change
Debra Javeline
Associate Professor of Political Science
Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow
University of Notre Dame…
Apr
16
Tuesday Apr 16, 2013
Resources, Enforcement, and Party Discipline in Candidate-Centered PR
Monika Nalepa
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow
University of Notre Dame
Royce Carroll
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Rice University
"Resources, Enforcement, and Party Discipline in Candidate-Centered PR"…
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Apr
16
Tuesday Apr 16, 2013
Resources, Enforcement, and Party Discipline in Candidate-Centered PR
Monika Nalepa
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow
University of Notre Dame…
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Apr
17
Wednesday Apr 17, 2013
NDISP and WIIS Speaker Seminar "Who owns the past? Power, voice, and memory after genocide"
NDISP and Women in International Security (WIIS) Notre Dame chapter jointly present Dr. Sarah Lischer, Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and International Affairs of the Wake Forest University.
Apr
19
Friday Apr 19, 2013
Legitimate Autocrats: Erosion of Democracy in Latin America
Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar
Laura Gamboa
Kellogg Institute PhD Fellow, Political Science
"Legitimate Autocrats: Erosion of Democracy in Latin America"
Discussants:
Michael Coppedge
Professor of Political Science
Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow
…
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