First Lecture Series Locations
First Lecture Series Locations
First Lecture Series
11:10 AM | Saturday | August 19, 2023
“Accounting for "Success"" with John Donovan (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 155)
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“Art as Evidence” with Heather Hyde Minor (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 136)
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“Avoiding ‘Bullshit,’ Burnout, and Alienation: A Philosophical Guide to Purposeful Work” with Paul Blaschko (Hesburgh Library, Rm. 107)
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“Bandaids on bullet wounds? Providing effective, dignified, and ethical mental health care in conflict-affected settings” with Laura Miller-Graff (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, Rm. 1050)
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“Be Good and Do Good: The Role of Marketing in Making a Difference” with Susan Kleiser (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 140)
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“Become the Architect of Your Own Future: Tips for Designing for Your Academic Career, Professional Interests, and Life in General” with Marianne Cusato (Walsh Family Hall of Architecture, Rm. 108)
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“Breaking the Rules to Make the Rules: Poverty, Pragmatism & Legal Compliance in South Asia and Beyond” with Susan Ostermann (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, Rm. B101)
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“Chemical Engineering Past and Future” with William Schneider (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 141)
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“Chemistry and the Opioid Crisis” with Marya Lieberman (Nieuwland Hall, Rm. 118)
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“Confronting the Global Ecological Crisis Together at ND” with Ellis Adams (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, Rm. B001 (Mediation Room))
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“From Curiosity to Discovery: A Guide to Engaging with the Research Mission of the University” with Robert Stevenson (Stinson-Remick Hall, Rm. 109/110)
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“Life as an Engineer” with Diogo Bolster (Stinson-Remick Hall, Rm. 108)
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“Making a Difference through Social Entrepreneurship” with Michael Morris (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, Rm. 1030)
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“Navigating University Life and How to Make the Most of the Next 4 Years” with Philippe Collon (Nieuwland Hall, Rm. 123)
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“No Pressure Or Anything . . . But the Future of American Democracy Is In Your Hands: How Young People Can Reinvent Politics As We Know It” with David Campbell (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 129)
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“Powerful Means: Finding and living your purpose through academic engagement” with Wendy Angst (Morris Commons, Stayer Center)
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“Question Everything: Paradoxes, Surprises, and Counterintuitive Truths” with David Galvin (Jordan Hall of Science, Rm. 326)
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“Set yourself up to change the world for the better through technology, data, and business” with Nicholas Berente (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 102)
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“The Craft of Computing, the Beauty of Physics and the Joy of Music and a Few Other Things I Learned in College” with Doug Thain (Hayes-Healy Center, Rm. 127)
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“To the EXTREMES! What humans pushing their limits in extreme environments can teach us about health and athletic performance” with Cara Ocobock (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 126)
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“Want to Earn Better Grades and Retain Your learning While Also Having More Free Time?” with Mike Seelinger (Browning Cinema, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center)
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“Welcome to ‘Knowledge Disney World’†with Chris Frederick (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 138)
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“What does Mendoza offer to Undergraduates Interested in Finance?” with Robert Battalio & Patty Brady (Jordan Auditorium, Mendoza College of Business)
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“Witnessing Climate Change” with Roy Scranton (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 131)
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“You’ve made it to college… Now what? Navigating academic rigor and staying whole in the process” with Nancy Michael (Galvin Life Sciences Center, Rm. 283)
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