Speaker: Joanna Want, assistant teaching professor, University Writing Program
Viewing the classroom as a space where diverse strangers temporarily gather, Joanna Want will discuss what hospitality used as a guiding pedagogical framework can illuminate about teaching and learning in the college classroom. The word “hospitality” can evoke contexts as different as a luxury hotel and a Catholic Worker House. But what might hospitality look like and require in an educational space? Can hospitality literally be practiced in the classroom or is it most useful as a metaphor? Prof. Want will present for 20–30 minutes, to be followed by discussion and questions. Coffee is served and all are welcome. Sponsored by the Center for Social Concerns…
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The “Getting Started in Research” workshop explores why and how to get started in research and experiential learning at Notre Dame. We will discuss strategies for discovering your scholarly interests and passions, formulating a research question, finding a faculty mentor, and planning your research trajectory. All students interested in undergraduate research and experiential learning are welcome. No sign-up required.…
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Unpacking the 2018 Midterm Elections Results: What We Know and What it May Mean
Join the Center for Social Concerns’ ND Votes in our first Pizza Pop and Politics event of the fall semester. Three professors of political science will share their expertise to kick off a conversation about the results of the midterm elections. Professor David Campbell will offer insight into how youth voted and political polarization. Professor Darren Davis will discuss the role of race and the politics of white resentment. Professor Christina Wolbrecht will analyze the impact of women voters and women candidates on the midterms.
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Given the controversial narratives that have emerged about immigrants, it is important to recognize the existing immigration narratives in academia, journalism, and media. This panel and public discussion will explore how Latinos have been misrepresented and underrepresented and how they have persevered and even thrived in industries that have ignored or been hostile to immigrant narratives.
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Stephen Meredith, M.D., is a professor in the University of Chicago's departments of pathology, biochemistry and molecular biology, and neurology. A founding member of the board of the Society of Catholic Scientists, he is also an associate faculty member in the University of Chicago divinity school.
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Lalo Alcaraz is a Hispanic-American cartoonist known for being the author of the comic La Cucaracha, the first nationally syndicated, politically themed Latino daily comic strip. Join Alcaraz in the galleries for a look at his work and to discuss his career as an artist. Continue the conversation over lunch in the Museum’s atrium.
This talk is sponsored by the Department of English, the Department of Anthropology, the Institute for Latino Studies, and the Snite Museum of Art.
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Do you need funds to undertake a research project, conference presentation, unpaid internship, or service project? Workshop B2: Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal will provide guided instruction to help you craft a compelling project proposal. Appropriate for all undergraduates from all colleges applying to all Notre Dame funding sources.…
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Do you need funds to undertake a research project, conference presentation, unpaid internship, or service project? Workshop B2: Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal will provide guided instruction to help you craft a compelling project proposal. Appropriate for all undergraduates from all colleges applying to all Notre Dame funding sources.…
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An evening of prayer and reflection. Hear members of the Notre Dame community sharing how they have learned to see God active in their daily life.
Featured storytellers include:
Rachel Mills (Class of 2020, Ryan Hall)
Matt Brown (Class of 2019, Dillon Hall)
Grace Carroll (M.Div student and AR in Walsh Hall)
All are welcome. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life.
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MIKE BONNER - Executive Producer, Live Events- Fighting Irish Media, Notre Dame Athletics
Bio:
Mike oversees all aspects of the live production for Fighting Irish Media. In 2017, his team began production on the first-ever football video board show at Notre Dame stadium. Bonner’s team is responsible for all digital broadcasts of Notre Dame games on the ACC…
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The annual International Crèche Exhibit and Pilgrimage brings together the Notre Dame community to view nativity sets from across the world. The pilgrimage includes prayer, Scripture readings, song and a blessing of baby Jesus figurines from home crèches.
Originally published at mcgrath.nd.edu…
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Enjoy a free lunch and seminar-style conversation with assistant teaching professor and assistant director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Theology, Anthony Pagliarini. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life. Lunch is free, but you must register.
Originally published at mcgrath.nd.edu…
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2019 Catholic Social Tradition Conference
This biennial conference sponsored by the Center for Social Concerns at the University of Notre Dame will explore how Catholic social tradition can engage academics and practitioners in the challenges of the most marginalized and vulnerable people in societies today. If the moral test of a society is how it treats vulnerable people, the signs of the times suggest there is significant room for improvement in communities around the world. By assembling experts in Catholic social ethics, the conference seeks to identify social issues with practical responses adequate to address the difficulty of resulting injustices.…
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2019 Catholic Social Tradition Conference
This biennial conference sponsored by the Center for Social Concerns at the University of Notre Dame will explore how Catholic social tradition can engage academics and practitioners in the challenges of the most marginalized and vulnerable people in societies today. If the moral test of a society is how it treats vulnerable people, the signs of the times suggest there is significant room for improvement in communities around the world. By assembling experts in Catholic social ethics, the conference seeks to identify social issues with practical responses adequate to address the difficulty of resulting injustices.…
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2019 Catholic Social Tradition Conference
This biennial conference sponsored by the Center for Social Concerns at the University of Notre Dame will explore how Catholic social tradition can engage academics and practitioners in the challenges of the most marginalized and vulnerable people in societies today. If the moral test of a society is how it treats vulnerable people, the signs of the times suggest there is significant room for improvement in communities around the world. By assembling experts in Catholic social ethics, the conference seeks to identify social issues with practical responses adequate to address the difficulty of resulting injustices.…
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