Tuesday Jan 12, 2016
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Monday Jan 18, 2016
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
The President’s Oversight Committee on Diversity and Inclusion has planned a number of activities on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, to both celebrate the diversity that currently exists on our campus and to reflect on how Notre Dame might become even more welcoming and inclusive.
Tuesday Mar 15, 2016
Lecture: Defamation or Dirty Laundry? Income Inequality Encourages Politicians to Conceal Vote-Buying
The Kellogg Institute for International Studies welcomes Dan Pemstein, Assistant Professor of Political Science at North Dakota State University as he presents “Defamation or Dirty Laundry? Income Inequality Encourages Politicians to Conceal Vote-Buying”.
When…
Tuesday Mar 15, 2016
Niemeyer Lecture Series: Two Models of Political Community
The University of Notre Dame’s Political Theory program presents the Niemeyer Lectures in Political Philosophy, featuring Jeremy Waldron, University Professor and Professor of Law at New York University. Professor Waldron will…
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Wednesday Mar 16, 2016
Niemeyer Lecture Series: The Importance of Proximity
The University of Notre Dame’s Political Theory program presents the Niemeyer Lectures in Political Philosophy, featuring Jeremy Waldron, University Professor and Professor of Law at New York University. Professor Waldron will…
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Thursday Mar 17, 2016
2016 Rev. Timothy R. Scully, C.S.C. Lecture
Robert D. Putnam, the Peter and Isabel Malkin Professor of Public Policy at Harvard University, will discuss the growing “opportunity gap” faced by today’s youth amid the backdrop of an ever-growing income divide in his upcoming lecture, “Our Kids: The American…
Tuesday Mar 22, 2016
Niemeyer Lecture Series: Proximity and Migration
The University of Notre Dame’s Political Theory program presents the Niemeyer Lectures in Political Philosophy, featuring Jeremy Waldron, University Professor and Professor of Law at New York University. Professor Waldron will…
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Wednesday Mar 23, 2016
Niemeyer Lecture Series: Telescopic Philanthropy
The University of Notre Dame’s Political Theory program presents the Niemeyer Lectures in Political Philosophy, featuring Jeremy Waldron, University Professor and Professor of Law at New York University. Professor Waldron will…
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Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
Lecture: "The 'Good' Rebellion? Western Engagement with the Syrian Opposition"
The Notre Dame International Security Center presents, “The ‘Good’ Rebellion? Western Engagement with the Syrian Opposition,” a lecture by Professor Dipali Mukhopadhyay of Columbia University.
NDISC explores the major scholarly and policy debates in the field of international security, broadly…
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Wednesday Mar 30, 2016
Thinking About Writing a Thesis?
Senior Thesis Informational Session
FY, Sophomore & Juniors welcome!
Please contact Carolina Arroyo with any questions at carolina.arroyo.1@nd.edu…
Friday Apr 8, 2016
Senior Thesis Reception 2016
Dean John McGreevy will honor the accomplishments of undergraduate students in the College of Arts and Letters by hosting a reception for students completing a senior thesis project, as well as their thesis advisers or mentors.
Tuesday Apr 12, 2016
Colonel L. Wilkerson to present "A Bias Toward War"
The Notre Dame International Security Center (NDISC) is hosting a talk by COL (r) Lawrence Wilkerson of the College of William and Mary on Tuesday April 12, from 4:15 to 6:00 PM in the Hesburgh International Center Auditorium on the theme "A Bias Toward War." Colonel Wilkerson served as Secretary…
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Wednesday Apr 13, 2016
Lecture: "Death by Demography"
The Notre Dame International Security Center presents, “Death by Demography,” a lecture by Professor Monica Duffy Toft of the University of Oxford.
NDISC explores the major scholarly and policy debates in the field of international security, broadly defined. Within the Speaker Seminar series,…
Wednesday Apr 13, 2016
Expanding the Culture of STEM: An ESS event
For additional information on this event, see the event main page here.
Thursday Apr 14, 2016
"A Hole at the Center of the State: Prison Gangs as Threat to State Authority"
In many contexts, the primary challenges to state authority are criminal. The common response of mass incarceration may incapacitate and deter individuals but can empower criminal organizations. From California and Texas to El Salvador and Brazil, sophisticated prison gangs have come to control inmate…
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Thursday Apr 14, 2016
Senior Awards Event
Join the Department of Political Science in recognizing the outstanding academic achievements of our students. For additional information, please contact the department at 574-631-7472.
Thursday, April 14, 2016
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Hesburgh Library - Carey Auditorium
Monday Apr 18, 2016
Latino Studies Seminar: Marisel Moreno
The Institute for Latino Studies’ Spring 2016 Latino Studies Seminar series concludes with Marisel Moreno, Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures, presenting “Undocumented Migration in the Hispanic Caribbean: Insular and Diaspora Literary Perspectives.”
This series provides…
Tuesday Apr 19, 2016
ND Votes Pizza, Pop, and Politics: Foreign Policy
This session will include a faculty panel and discussion of immigration or foreign policy as a campaign issue.
There will an opportunity to register to vote at each of these events and request an absentee ballot. Additionally students may find voter registration information through their dorm…
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Wednesday Apr 20, 2016
Lecture: "The Political Origins of Elite Support for War: How Democratic Leaders Manage Public Opinion"
The Notre Dame International Security Center presents, “The Political Origins of Elite Support for War: How Democratic Leaders Manage Public Opinion,” a lecture by Professor Elizabeth Saunders of George Washington University.
NDISC explores the major scholarly and policy debates in the field…
Wednesday Apr 27, 2016
Lecture: “Shared Sovereignty in State-Building: Explaining ‘Invited Interventions’”
The Notre Dame International Security Center presents, “Shared Sovereignty in State-Building: Explaining ‘Invited Interventions,’” a lecture by Professor Aila Matanock of the University of California, Berkeley.
NDISC explores the major scholarly and policy debates in the field of international…
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Friday May 13, 2016
Gamma Delta Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha Induction
Gamma Delta Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha
Induction Ceremony
Friday, May 13, 2016
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
141 DeBartolo Hall…
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Saturday May 14, 2016
Senior Recognition Ceremony
Senior Recognition Ceremony
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Compton Family Ice Arena
2:30 - 3:30 p.m…
Sunday May 15, 2016
Arts and Letters Diploma Ceremony
Arts and Letters students and their families are invited to attend the College of Arts and Letters’
2016 Diploma Ceremony on Sunday afternoon, May 15.
To participate in this event, all students must register online in advance.…
Monday Jun 13, 2016
8th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty: Teaching Peace in the 21st Century
The Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies and the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) invite you and your team to register for the 8th Annual Summer Institute for Faculty in Peace Studies Program Development, June 13 – 17, 2016.
The Summer Institute brings together teams of academics…
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Friday Jul 15, 2016
Global issues in intervention development in contexts of political violence
July 15-23, 2016
Violence in Palestine has been on-going and severe for many years, and there is a wealth of basic research on the negative effects of such violence on developing children and their family systems. Yet, there have been extraordinarily few interventions that…
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Saturday Aug 20, 2016
Welcome Weekend
Orientation weekend is held each fall to introduce parents and students to campus life and to help them become more familiar with the University of Notre Dame. Among the planned activities across campus are:
- official welcome
- academic exploration sessions
- orientation …
Tuesday Aug 23, 2016
First Day of Classes
First day of classes for the fall 2016 semester.
Originally published at al.nd.edu.…
Wednesday Aug 31, 2016
Film Series: Campaign Concerns
The Rooney Center and the Center for Civil and Human Rights are cosponsoring a new film series. Campaign Concerns will focus on issues relating to the 2016 presidential election, such as the use of drones, voting rights, and immigration. Additional information about the films…
Saturday Sep 10, 2016
Saturday Scholars: What Judges Want - Goals and Personality on the U.S. Supreme Court
“What Judges Want: Goals and Personality on the U.S. Supreme Court” is presented by Matthew E.K. Hall, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science.
You are invited to experience an intimate discussion with Notre Dame’s most engaging…
Wednesday Sep 14, 2016
Notre Dame Forum: Debating Our Future
This year’s ND Forum will reflect on the upcoming election in the context of the presidential and vice presidential debates, including discussion of the place of debate in the democratic process as well as an analysis of past debates from the perspective of those involved in moderating and planning…