Monthly Archives: September 2014
Developing Your Emotional Intelligence Training Session
Emotional intelligence is critical to success and accounts for 60% of performance in all types of jobs.
It is the single biggest predictor of performance and strongest driver of leadership and personal
excellence.” This program highlights the connection between emotions and actions and helps you develop
the interaction skills needed to build more productive personal and professional relationships.
Increase your “EQ,” the measure of emotional intelligence and learn to apply the four key skills:
self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship management. Facilitator: Denny Faurote,
the Faurote Group, Thursday, October 9, 2014, 1-4:30 p.m. Register through Endeavor. Please call Jeanne Monsma with questions
or assistance with registering.
Farewell to Maureen McNamara
Development Colleagues,
Sara C. Liebscher, Director of Athletics Advancement, Associate Athletics Director
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, GLOBAL ADVANCEMENT
University Relations has two open roles for Associate Directors, Global Advancement.. If you are interested in these positions, please apply at jobs.nd.edu. The job # is S14082.
Seeking Parents to Interview for Healthworks Museum Student Research
on behalf of Maria Di Pasquale:
I’m teaching a class this semester working with Healthworks Kids Museum downtown to identify opportunities to improve the museum and bring more visitors there. Students in my class are looking to interview parents with young children (up to approx 8 yrs old) to find out your needs and wants in regards to places where you can take your children to entertain them. It doesn’t matter if you have visited Healthworks or not. If you wouldn’t mind participating, students will contact you to schedule a short interview at a convenient location, (with or without your children), say perhaps a park or playground where your kids can play at the same time.
For families who haven’t been to Healthworks, you can also schedule your interview there and have your family enjoy the facilities at no cost. Your initial thoughts on visiting the museum for the first time will be of great interest.
If you can help us out, please email me at aconrado@nd.edu with your name, and contact info (email and/or phone number) and a student will contact you in the next few days. The interviews will take place over the next two weeks. Thank you so much!
Ann-Marie Conrado, Assistant Professor, Anthropology
OPEN UNIVERSITY RELATIONS ROLES
We have an open role in our New York City office for an Associate Director, Major Gifts. Job #S13004.
We have an open role in the Alumni Association for a Specialist for Email Campaign. Job #S13010.
We have an open role in Strategic Analytics for a Data Scientist.
Job #S13005.
We have an open role in Annual Giving, Strategic Marketing for a Program Manager for the Phone Center. Job #S13006.
If you are interested in any of the above roles, please apply at jobs.nd.edu.
Thanks,
Jennifer L. Harwell, Recruiting Coordinator
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Condolences to Teri Vitale and Family
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Teri Vitale and her family on the death of her father-in-law. Eugene “Pete” Vitale passed away on September 1st at the age of 87. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 pm Friday, September 5, in the Palmer Funeral Home -Guisinger Chapel, 3718 S. Michigan Street, South Bend, where friends may visit for one hour prior. Military graveside services and burial will follow at Highland Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be donated to Corvilla, Inc., 3231 Sugar Maple Business Court, South Bend, IN 46628.
Welcome Anna Seghetti to the Chicago Regional Office
Please join the Chicago Regional Office in welcoming Anna Seghetti as a new Administrative Assistant on our team!
Anna graduated Magna Cum Laude from Notre Dame in 2010 and she is currently pursuing her Masters of Nonprofit Administration at Notre Dame. Anna has spent the past four years working for the Chicago Historical Museum, and in that role has had valuable experiences in event planning, stewardship and development. Anna shares a great passion for Our Lady’s University and Her mission, and we are thrilled to have her join our (growing!) team based in Chicago. Anna will begin on Monday, September 8th – welcome, Anna!
Recognition Society Michigan Game Events
Congratulations to New Grampa Rich Reynolds
Rich Reynolds’ daughter Ryan (’09) and her husband Erik (’09) had a son on Saturday the 30th of August. His name is Callan Paul Condra and he weighed 6 lbs 14 ozs, and was 19 inches tall. Callan is Rich and Kim’s first grandchild.