Open Position: Donor Experience, Associate
Annual Giving has an open position for a Donor Experience, Associate. If you are interested in exploring this position please visit jobs.nd.edu and/or contact Ann Moran or Jonathan Retartha.
| Natella MicolaVonFurstenrecht |
Dear Colleagues:
I am happy to announce that Angel Hess will be joining the Athletics Advancement team as an Administrative Assistant following the Christmas holidays. She will support our three regional fundraisers, while also assisting with events, acknowledgments, and reporting.
Angel has been a critical member of Annual Giving since 2012, serving as Lead Coordinator of the Donor Experience Team the past couple years. In that time, she has gained the trust and friendship of colleagues across the division, as well as countless Giving Society members who have come to know her on a first name basis. While she will be missed in Annual Giving, we are happy that her spirit and abilities will continue to be a part of the UR team.
Annual Giving has posted a new Donor Experience Associate position. If you have any questions, or are interested in exploring this role, please contact Ann Moran or Jonathan Retartha.
Please join Jonathan and me in congratulating Angel!
Sara Liebscher
March for Life
Washington, D.C.
Friday, January 19, 2018
Join students, faculty, staff and alumni for a joyful and loving public witness to the dignity of all human life!
Travel Reimbursements
The Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture is offering travel reimbursements (up to $500) for Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s, and Holy Cross faculty, staff and graduate students. Submit your request before January 5th to CEC Culture of Life Program Manager Petra Farrell at petrafarrell@nd.edu to secure your funding.
Lodging
For your convenience, the Center for Ethics and Culture has reserved a block of rooms at the Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC Downtown (815 14th St. NW) located within walking distance of the March for Life. To reserve a room, please click here or call 202-783-7800 and reference the group code “NDM4L”. Please note: rooms must be booked before Monday, December 11, 2017.
A reception for Notre Dame staff, faculty, graduate students, alumni and friends will follow the March on Friday evening. Please click here for additional details and registration information.
Bill Kempf
I am pleased to announce Sean Boudreau, a new Program Director in Cultivation Events. Sean’s core responsibilities will be working with the Annual Giving & Strategic Marketing team on stewardship strategies, events and experiences. These giving society events include fall football-related activities as well as events on and off campus throughout the year. Highlights will include Notre Dame Day and the traveling Sorin: A Notre Dame Story.
A native of South Bend, Indiana, Sean joins the Notre Dame team after seven years as the marketing specialist at Tire Rack. Prior to his time at Tire Rack, he spent five years working for agencies in Chicago and Milwaukee developing, managing and executing events for clients such as General Mills and Bank of America. When not in the office, you can find him on the trails for a long run, or on the fairways enjoying a round of golf.
Sean earned his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Texas Tech University. He and his wife Angela are the proud parents of their son, Finnley.
Karen Sunshine
Please join me in Congratulating Jesse and Erin Meyer, proud parents of a baby boy. Brady Patrick Meyer was born on November 21.
Congratulations to the family!
Stu
Annual Giving has an open position for an Associate Director. If you are interested in exploring this position please visit jobs.nd.edu and/or contact Ann Moran or Alex Romagnolo. Please note a preferred candidate has been identified.
Thank you,
Natella
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to share the following announcement with you.
Riley Koval has accepted the position of Director of Regional Development in South Region, primarily working with donors in the Denver and Arizona areas. He will assume his new responsibilities on January 1. For the past year and a half Riley has been an integral part of the Annual Giving team, developing strong relationships with members of the Notre Dame family and driving significant growth across giving societies.
While we are sad to see Riley go, we know that he will continue to broaden his impact on the University in this new role.
Please join us in congratulating Riley!
Thanks,
Alex Romagnolo and Marty Harshman
https://news.nd.edu/news/notre-dame-establishes-office-of-military-and-veterans-affairs/
until 5:00pm ET this Thursday. No registrations will be accepted on Friday. Saturday walk-up requests are subject to availability.
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Jonathan Retartha ’07, ’11 MBA |
I am delighted to announce that Teresa Querciagrossa will join our team on Monday, November 13th. Teresa will be supporting Eileen Murdock, Jeff Fersch, and Megan Macri in our Chicago office. Teresa is a Holy Cross College graduate and served as the Basilica’s Asst. Sacristan following college. She comes to us after a two year stint in New York, where she worked in Stewardship and Special Events at NYU School of Law.
Teresa enjoys weight-lifting, climbing and back-packing, cooking and baking, and traveling. She hails from Southern California and her claim to fame is the fact that she knows New York City “better than anyone.” While living in NYC, she would intentionally “lose” herself in the city, just so she could figure out where she was, and thus she learned all about the Big Apple by using that creative method.
Please join me in welcoming Teresa to the Regional Development administrative team!
-Laura Midkiff
Special Events and Stewardship has an open position for a Lead Coordinator. If you are interested in exploring this position please visit jobs.nd.edu and/or contact Ann Moran or Katherine Lane.
Thank you
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| Natella MicolaVonFurstenrecht |
The Career Development Office at the Law School is hosting Puppy Therapy Day Thursday, December 7th from 1-5pm in the Commons at the Law School. If you have a puppy you’d like to bring over to get some serious love and attention from our very stressed out law students please contact Heidi Baguer at hbaguer@nd.edu or call her at 574-631-7542. The students are already looking forward to this day!
Thanks!
Chris Baguer
NDAA has an open position for a Learning and Professional Programs Coordinator. If you are interested in exploring this position please visit jobs.nd.edu and/or contact Ann Moran, Mandy Kinnucan or Sharon Keane.
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Natella MicolaVonFurstenrecht
Many thanks to Darrell Paulsen for leading our ND Shares conversation about parenting.
We are thankful that, despite his parish boxing match, young Darrell got confirmed and became the man we get to learn from today!
Books that Darrell Mentioned:
Colleagues-
Please welcome our current cohort of University Relations interns listed below.
We are currently planning for spring and summer intern positions.
To join recruiting efforts, share this student application with potential candidates.
To request an intern to be placed on your team, complete this project proposal form.
For Notre Dame,
Bryan Reaume
Please join me in extending condolences to Krys Montague and her family on the passing of her mother, Josephine Sieroslawski. Josephine passed away early Saturday morning, November 4th, surrounded by her loving family. Our Krys was a deeply devoted daughter. She often shared heart-warming and sometimes humorous stories about her mom’s antics and can-do spirit. The Regional Development Administrative team came to know Krys’ mom during these last years and was privileged to provide Krys love and support, especially during these last few months. As Krys said, late on Saturday morning, her “mother is now dancing the polka in heaven.”
Please see the link below for wake and funeral arrangements.
-Laura Midkiff
Strategic Applications and Business Intelligence has an open position for a Business Intelligence Professional. If you are interested in exploring this position please visit jobs.nd.edu and/or contact Ann Moran or Paul Miller.
Thank you
Natella
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The university is transitioning to a contactless identification card system, called Irish1Card. If your card looks like the sample below, you will need to have your card replaced.
The card services team will be in the Hesburgh Conference Room at Eddy Street Commons on Monday, November 6 from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm and Tuesday, November 7 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm to assist with the replacement of your existing card.
To receive a new Irish1Card you will need to bring your current ID card with you and be prepared to have a replacement photo taken. Please note, spouses will also need to transition to the new Irish1Card. Spouses are welcome to come to the Eddy Street card replacement sessions. If a spouse’s card is expired, they will first need to go to the Human Resources office to have it reactivated.
If you or a spouse are unable to make it to the card replacement sessions at Eddy Street, or if you are located in other buildings across campus, you can get your Irish1Card directly from the Card Services office located at 423 Grace Hall. The card services office is open Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Please note, all monetary balances, door access, and other card privileges will remain the same on the new card.
Due to “Roz” getting her paperwork messed up and not having it in to the Halloween Committee on time, we neglected to include Gift Planning as being part of the winners in the Development Halloween Party for their spectacular display of Monsters, Inc.
until 5:00pm ET this Thursday. No registrations will be accepted on Friday. Saturday walk-up requests are subject to availability.
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Jonathan Retartha ’07, ’11 MBA |