On October 16th at the GROTTO our teammate Brandon Tabor asked his girlfriend Emily Kendall to marry him. Here’s the full-story: http://notredamegoirish.blogspot.com/2014/10/a-notre-dame-grotto-engagement-last.html
Monthly Archives: October 2014
Evening of Celebration and Remembrance Oct. 28th
Notre Dame Women faculty and staff are invited to join us after work to learn about “Día de los Muertos” from Jackie Welsh and reflect on our own customs of remembering loved ones who have passed. Cost is $5 per person and includes an authentic Mexican menu consisting of a Taco Bar, Tamales, and traditional Pan de Muerto, as well as one beer, wine or soft drink of your choice.
Live entertainment by Mariachi ND will begin at 5:30pm and the speaker will begin at 6pm. Registration is required by 6:00pm on 10/24/14.
RSVP here: http://goo.gl/forms/8Elgh6s9gy
Send payment to Maureen Lakin, 149 Fitzpatrick Hall by Monday, October 27th.
Recognition Society Survey
Colleagues,
A survey will be sent via email today to Recognition Society members. The survey is being sent to all levels of Sorin (including Corby Young Alumni), all levels of Rockne and all levels of JCOS. A copy of the survey is located in Box at this link:
If you have any questions, please contact Rita Udvardy or Amy Schell.
Go Irish!
Evening of Celebration and Remembrance
Evening of Celebration and Remembrance
Notre Dame Women faculty and staff are invited to join us after work to learn about “Día de los Muertos” fromJackie Welsh and reflect on our own customs of remembering loved ones who have passed. Cost is $5 per person and includes an authentic Mexican menu consisting of a Taco Bar, Tamales, and traditional Pan de Muerto, as well as one beer, wine or soft drink of your choice.
Live entertainment by Mariachi ND will begin at 5:30pm and the speaker will begin at 6pm. Registration is required by 6:00pm on 10/24/14.
RSVP here: http://goo.gl/forms/8Elgh6s9gy
Send payment to Maureen Lakin, 149 Fitzpatrick Hall by Monday, October 27th.
New Position: Manager, Regional Development Administration
In an effort to both improve departmental efficiency and further the professional development of our administrative staff, we have created a new position within the Development Department. The Regional Development Administration Manager will lead and inspire the Regional Administrative Assistants through coaching, mentoring and developing all team members. This role will require not only strong leadership and communication skills, but also the ability to closely collaborate with our fundraisers and other Development staff members. In addition, the Manager must implement a consistent framework for planning, monitoring and appraising business results.
The position will be integrated into our Organizational Effectiveness team reporting directly to me. The job will be posted today on http//jobs.nd.edu/.As this is a completely new role, I am happy to discuss the expectations further with interested candidates.Best, Tim Willis
New Position: Assistant Director, Sorin Society Marketing
Just posted today, Assistant Director, Sorin Society Marketing. Please visitjobs.nd.edu or click http://jobs.nd.edu/postings/556 to learn more about this role as well as the most current positions open in UR.
College of Arts and Letters Fundraiser
Colleagues,
The staff and faculty in the College of Arts and Letters are currently raising money for their annual fundraiser to cover mammogram screenings and diagnostic mammograms in St. Joseph County. Three ways to participate:
- Today, Oct 15th – Please stop by the Great Hall of O’Shaughnessy to purchase items from their Pink Market. Everything from authentic stadium bricks to baby booties! The sale is 10:30 until 2:00 pm.
- October 31st – Pancake Breakfast in the Great Hall, 8:30 to 10:00 am
- Send a check to Mo Marnocha, Arts & Letters Dean’s Office – 100 O’Shag. Make check payable to United Health Services.
This fundraiser is in its 15th year and during this time they have raised over $106,000. The goal this year is $7,100. Your participation will help them reach this goal and all of the funds remain in St. Joseph County.
Thanks for your support.
Welcome Nina Holdread to Special Events & Stewardship Rotation
Nina Holdread recently joined Special Events & Stewardship for the next six months in connection with the University’s Leadership Rotation Program. Nina will be developing a plan for digital stewardship across campus. She will also be enhancing the Founders Wall by adding a story-telling feature of the interactive display. Her prior rotations were with the Office of the President and Student Affairs.
Nina joined Notre Dame in 2009 as a Project Manager in the PMO within the Office of Information Technologies. She worked on a number of campus initiatives while she was in OIT, including leading the Social Security Number Remediation project where her team received the Presidential Team Irish Award.
Prior to joining Notre Dame, Nina spent thirteen years with Whirlpool Corporation, where she was involved in various global initiatives, including working over six years with Information Security, Privacy, and Audit Compliance.
This past summer Nina got married in Hawaii. She and her husband Dave live in Elkhart. In their spare time, they love traveling, hiking, and watching movies. Please join me in welcoming Nina to the team.
Warm Regards,
Katherine Lane, Sr. Director, Special Events & Stewardship
Fond Farewell to Angela Lucas
It is with great sadness for our Regional Development Midwest team – but happiness for Angela Lucus – that I announce that she will be leaving the ND Development Office to be closer to her sister and nephew in San Antonio, TX. Coincidentally, she will also be closer to the Austin, TX, music scene.
Angela has been a valued contributor to our Midwest team’s fund raising efforts and her bright smile and energetic personality will be greatly missed. Angela’s departure date will be end of November, early December. Please make sure to stop by in next few weeks to wish her well on her new journey and future endeavors.
Any questions let me know.
Chris Murphy
Two Open Roles in Regional Development
Two open roles are available in Regional Development. The first position is an Administrative Assistant. If you are interested in learning more, please visit https://jobs.nd.edu/postings/511.
The second position is a field fundraising role, Program Director of Development, that will reside in the Silicon Valley, California. For more information on this position please visit https://jobs.nd.edu/postings/517.
If you have questions or would like further information regarding either position please contact Ann Amico Moran or Jen Harwell.