Monthly Archives: July 2017

Open Position President Circle

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President Circle has an open position for a Associate Director, Cavanaugh Council and President’s Circle. If you are interested in exploring this position please visit jobs.nd.edu and/or contact Ann Moran or Drew Buscareno.

Thank you

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Natella Micola

Recruiting Coordinator

Department of Development

1100 Grace Hall

Notre Dame, IN

Tel 574-631-8921

Fax 574-631-8325

AGSM July-August Recognition Society Reminders

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Colleagues,
On Monday July 17th, nearly 265 reminders will be mailed to Sorin, Corby, JCOS, Rockne and OSTM members with renewal periods in July or August.  Members were presented with a range of giving options, including their scheduled renewal amount.  Email and phone contact will follow.
To access this list of donors who received a reminder, please visit the following spreadsheet:
If you have any questions, please contact the appropriate fund owner.
 
Thank you and I hope you enjoy a blessed day!

Angel Hess

Donor Experience Lead Coordinator

Welcome Ray Herring

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I am excited to announce the hiring of our newest South fundraiser, Ray Herring (ND ’09).  Ray will begin July 17, working with families in his home state of Florida and the greater southeast.  Ray was a defensive back for the Fighting Irish Football Team during his time at ND.  He then went on to Florida Tech where he earned his MBA while serving as graduate assistant football coach.  In 2015, he hung up the whistle and began working as an Assistant Athletic Director at Florida Tech, where he cultivated gifts for a variety for athletic priorities. Please welcome Ray when you see him at our UR Summit.
Marty Harshman

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Marty Harshman
Senior Director, Regional Development

Welcome Amy Belke

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Dear Team,

I am delighted to announce that Amy Belke will join our team as my Senior Administrative Assistant on Monday, August 7.

 
Amy started at Notre Dame in 1976 after graduating from Mishawaka High School and just celebrated her 40th Anniversary with the University. She worked five years for the College of Arts Letters before moving in 1981 to the Student Activities Office located in LaFortune Student Center. Amy continued these past 35 years with the Student Activities Office primarily supporting the facilities management team, coordinating the use multiple venues, and configuring reservation processes and software systems. 
 
On a personal note, Amy and her husband, John, are the parents of twin daughters, Ellie & Emma, who turn 14 in August and will start their freshman year at Clay High School. Her daughters are competitive swimmers for community teams with aspirations to compete in high school and college. 
 
Amy and her family enjoy travelling. She and her husband had the fortunate opportunity to travel to Africa and even went on an excursion down the Amazon River. Amy also performed in community theatre, managed her own dance performance group, and was a choreographer for community bridal shows.

Please join me in welcoming Amy to the Alumni Association.
 
All the best,
Dolly
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Natella Micola

Recruiting Coordinator 

Department of Development

1100 Grace Hall

Notre Dame, IN 

Tel 574-631-8921

Fax 574-631-8325

AGSM Football ’17 Events Communications

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Colleagues,
Today, members of the Sorin Society, Corby Young Alumni, Order of St. Thomas More, John Cardinal O’Hara Society, Rockne Heritage Fund, and Badin Guild received an email outlining this season’s football weekend events.  Approx. 1,000 households without an active email address will receive a letter with this information in the coming days.
For more information, please visit this year’s events website: Supporting.ND.edu/FB17.  These events will be described in further detail at this month’s Football 201 session.
Please contact me or the Donor Experience team with any questions.
Thanks,
Jonathan Retartha
Manager, Donor Experience

Immersion Experience cancellation 

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Fr. Bill Lies regrets that he must postpone the Mission Engagement & Church Affairs immersion experience today, July 12, due to the untimely passing of Jeff Hawk. The Hawk family’s close association with the Center for Social Concerns, and Fr. Bill’s longstanding friendship with Jeff, means he is with the family this week.
He has committed to rescheduling this date. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Welcome Kathy Wadolowski

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We are pleased to announce that Kathy Wadolowski will join the Storytelling & Engagement team as a Writer, effective July 10.  She will have a particular focus on crafting compelling stories for Annual Giving.
 
A Double Domer, Kathy graduated from Notre Dame in 2016 with her B.A. in Political Science and Art History and in 2017 with a Master of Science in Management.  For the past year, she served as a University Relations intern, working with the Special Events and Stewardship team.  She has also has experience as a Digital Media Assistant at the Snite Museum of Art.
 
Please join us in welcoming Kathy!
 
Jim Small and Matt Gelchion​

Organizational Effectiveness staffing announcement

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Dear Colleagues,

I am delighted to announce two staffing changes within the Organizational Effectiveness team (effective July 10). Carolyn Hardman will transition to ESC to serve as the OE team’s Senior Administrative Assistant reporting directly to me while Sara Wolfson will transition to serve as the Grace Hall receptionist reporting to Brian Dean.

For the past 6 years, Carolyn has proven to be an integral member of the Development Operations team. In her current role, Carolyn has proven to be a team player with exceptional attention to detail. She wholeheartedly accepts new challenges and continuously delivers high quality products.

In the past year and a half, it has been an absolute pleasure working with Sara on a daily basis. She greets everyone she encounters with a smile and is often the first one to say hello in the morning. I am excited to see Sara continue to grow in her career within Development.

Please join me in congratulating Carolyn and Sara as they embark on the next phase of their careers in serving Notre Dame.

All my best,
Brad

Announcing Jordan Eash as our new Writer/Editor

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The Special Events & Stewardship team is pleased to announce Jordan Eash as our new Writer/Editor within the Communications, Recognition, and Stewardship pod. In this role, Jordan will serve as the primary acknowledgements writer for the University President and Vice President for University Relations, and principal editor, as well as generate other specialized communications. He also will serve in a liaison role to the Storytelling & Engagement team.

Jordan is native to the South Bend area, and lives just off campus with his wife, Rayah, and daughter, Violette. He recently obtained an M.A. in English from Indiana University South Bend. Jordan’s hobbies include painting, poetry, and learning the ins and outs of being a dad. He worked for the Hesburgh Libraries for about two years before accepting this position, and he looks forward to putting his love for the writing craft to work in service to Notre Dame. Jordan’s first day will be Tuesday, July 11. Welcome, Jordan!