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Stories of Grace

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Location: Log Chapel

Hear members of the Notre Dame community tell their stories of learning to see God active in their lives. Storytelling combines with prayer to create space for reflection. Storytellers include students, faculty and staff. Featured storytellers include: Jose-Miguel Guevara-Hernandez, Old...

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Lecture: "Border Anxieties in a Globalizing World"

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Location: 1030 Jenkins Nanovic Halls

Professor Beth Simmons leads the Borders and Boundaries Project at Perry World House at the University of Pennsylvania. The project includes several research teams studying border politics across a variety of research areas.

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The Dialogue Project: Environmental Cooperation in the Middle East

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Location: Hesburgh Center for International Studies

Deep in the Negev desert, students from Palestine, Israel, Jordan, and around the world come together to study and practice peace-building through environmental cooperation. Hear from two alumni of the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies about their personal journeys toward finding...

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Educating the Whole Physician Lecture Series: "The Messiness of the Moral of Interspecies Encounters in Medical Lab Research"

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Location: Auditorium, Raclin-Carmichael Hall | IU School of Medicine - South Bend, 1234 Notre Dame Avenue

Lab research is guided by a host of standardized, ethical standards that shape quotidian practices of animal welfare and care while, oddly, obscuring, erasing, or denying human efforts at self-care. An attentiveness to the “messiness of the moral” uncovers the complexities...

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Italian Research Seminar: "The Artist and the Police: Decameron 8.3"

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Location: Rare Books & Special Collections (102 Hesburgh Library)

The first meeting of the Italian Research Seminar in Spring 2020 will host a lecture by Prof. Justin Steinberg, titled “The Artist and the Police: Decameron 8.3.” Boccaccio’s tale of Calandrino and the heliotrope is justly celebrated as a masterful...

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Art Internship Panel

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Location: Room 215, Riley Hall of Art

The Art History Club is excited to announce our second annual Art Internship Panel. Current A/AH/D students will discuss how to navigate the internship process and share their experiences interning in the art world. 

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Brown-Bag Seminar: "Awakening to Linguistic Otherness in Late Antiquity: A Syriac Case"

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Location: 715J Hesburgh Library (Medieval Institute Main Seminar Room)

The Medieval Institute welcomes Yuliya Minets, Postdoctoral Research Associate and 2019–20 NDIAS Residental Fellow, to give a brown-bag seminar on “Awakening to Linguistic Otherness in Late Antiquity: A Syriac Case.”…

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Lecture/Reception: "Art and Belief in the Spanish Colonial Andes"

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Location: Snite Museum of Art

Visual images of the Virgin Mary were instrumental in the spread of Catholicism in the wake of the Spanish invasion and conquest of Peru. Statues of the Virgin were the objects of pious appeals for divine intervention, and their power...

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"Divine Illusions" Reception

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Location: Snite Museum of Art

Join us for the Friends of the Snite Museum public reception for the temporary exhibition Divine Illusions: Statue Paintings from Colonial South America. There will be light refreshments and music by classical guitarist and Notre Dame professor, Stephen Miller.  A cash...

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Arts and Letters Graduate Career Community — Advanced Degree Career Options

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Location: Duncan Student Center 526

Join a small group of fellow Arts and Letters graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to engage in open, interdisciplinary dialogue focused on exploring and planning for careers outside of academia. The discussion is meant to be a springboard to discovering...

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Flash Panel: "India's Winter of Protest"

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Location: 1050 Jenkins Nanovic Halls

Since December, India has been rocked by nationwide protests drawing millions of citizens. The public demonstrations are against a controversial citizenship law passed by the government. Protestors describe the law as discriminatory against Muslims and an assault on the secular...

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First Mondays Convocations: “The Creative Process in Marching Band Drill Design; Why Symbols Matter!”

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Location: 306 O'Neill Hall of Music

Enjoy talks by Music Faculty on current interests or research. This Monday, Professor Sam Sanchez will discuss “The Creative Process in Marching Band Drill Design; Why Symbols Matter!” This event is free and open to the public.    The next First...

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Color Of Compromise

Lecture: "Color of Compromise: Why the History of the Church and Race Matters"

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Location: Geddes Hall, Andrews Auditorium

Jemar Tisby, Notre Dame alumnus, will speak at a public lecture which is also the opening class session for the spring social concerns seminar, "Act Justly: Racial Justice and the American Civil Rights Movement." In 2019, Tisby released his first book, "Color...

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Arts and Letters Graduate Career Community — Advanced Degree Career Options

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Location: Duncan Student Center 526

Join a small group of fellow Arts and Letters graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to engage in open, interdisciplinary dialogue focused on exploring and planning for careers outside of academia. The discussion is meant to be a springboard to discovering...

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Summer Grants and Funding at Notre Dame

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Location: 155 DeBartolo Hall

As you begin your spring semester, CUSE and the Sorin Scholars would like to invite you to an event where you can learn about a number of opportunities you can pursue this summer. All undergraduates are welcome!

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Life Lunch with Clemens Sedmak

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Location: Coffeehouse, Geddes Hall

Enjoy a free lunch and seminar-style conversation with Clemens Sedmak, professor of social ethics in the Keough School of Global Affairs and concurrent professor at Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life. Born in Austria...

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Arts and Letters Graduate Career Community — Advanced Degree Career Options

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Location: Duncan Student Center 526

Join a small group of fellow Arts and Letters graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to engage in open, interdisciplinary dialogue focused on exploring and planning for careers outside of academia. The discussion is meant to be a springboard to discovering...

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