Monthly Archives: January 2015

Check Out the New IT Workshop Listings

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Polish your skills and boost your productivity by taking one of the workshops offered by our IT trainers. Revisit GOOGLE, brush up on BOX, learn what else you can do with EXCEL. We all need this one:  a Lunch and Learn opportunity called Working from your Mobile Device. Go to oit.nd.edu/training or call 1-7227 with questions.

Congratulations to Morgan Bullock, Moving to OPAC

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Congratulations to Morgan Bullock! Morgan has accepted a new position with the University in the Office of Public Affairs and Communication. Annual Giving & Strategic Marketing will miss Morgan and her love for breakfast, however we are very happy for this exciting new opportunity. The position she has taken is in the newly formed department of strategic content. Morgan will continue to be a great partner to the entire Development team in her new role. Thank you, Morgan, for all your hard work, creativity, and enthusiasm for furthering the mission of the University.
Morgan will transition to the 5th floor of Grace Hall on Monday, February 2.
I will be posting the open position of Assistant Director, Notre Dame Fund in the very near future.
In Notre Dame,
Amy Schell

Fond Farewell to Kathleen Barber

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Kathleen Barber will be retiring from the university after 19 years
of continuous service, which includes her current position in
Development Research, and a previous 14 years in Biological Sciences.
Kathleen and her husband will be relocating to Nashville, Indiana, in beautiful Brown County. Her last day will be April 1, 2015.We will miss her and wish her a happy and relaxing retirement!

Kevin P. Cannon, Director, Engagement Information

Congratulations Kiran Mistry

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We would like to announce that Kiran Mistry is transitioning from her position as myNotreDame Support Coordinator to the role of Administrative Assistant – Clubs within the NDAA Programs Team. Over the course of her tenure, Kiran has exhibited exemplary accountability and customer focus, elevating our Help Desk in innumerable ways. She will bring her extensive institutional knowledge, considerable work ethic, and good nature to her new role supporting the NDAA team and our clubs.

Laura Midkiff New Regional Development Administration Manager

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Dear colleagues,

I am pleased to announce that effective February 02, Laura Midkiff will be joining the Organizational Effectiveness leadership team as Manager, Regional Development Administration.

Laura holds a BA in English from the University of Texas at San Antonio, as well as a Master of Liberal Studies degree from IUSB. Her love for Notre Dame came from her father, a ’60 graduate, who instilled in her the Fighting Irish Spirit.

Laura is very excited to take on this new and challenging role. She brings with her creativity, enthusiasm and commitment to the mission of Notre Dame.

I look forward to closely collaborating with Laura in her new role.

Please join me in congratulating Laura!

All the best,
Tim Willis

Welcome to the World Charlotte Jude Fox

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Dear colleagues:I am thrilled to communicate that Lauren and Joel Fox welcomed Charlotte Jude Fox into the world on Monday! The proud new parents can’t stop smiling! Charlotte was a healthy 8 lbs 11oz and 20 inches long! They could not be more excited about this miracle from God. Please join me in congratulating Lauren!

In Notre Dame,

Katherine

Welcome Mr. Rubén Medina to Global Advancement

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Please welcome Mr. Rubén Medina to his new role as Associate Director, Global Advancement.  Rubén joins the Development team from his current position as Manager of Global Engagement Programs at Notre Dame International.  As part of the Global Advancement team, Rubén will work directly on the fundraising initiatives supporting Notre Dame International.
Rubén brings to this new role significant experience in the University’s internationalization initiatives, as well as the knowledge and skills that come from having lived in four different countries.  He graduated from Notre Dame with a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering with a second major in Japanese, and is fluent in three languages.
Please stop by 100 Main Building to congratulate Rubén, and join me in thanking Nick Entrikin and the entire team at Notre Dame International for their collaboration in this important step forward.
In gratitude,
Michael A. Loungo, Director of Global Advancement