First Lecture Series Locations
First Lecture Series Locations
The Fall 2022 First Lecture Series
11:10 AM | Saturday | August 20, 2022
Accounting for Success with John Donovan (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 140) |
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) |
Building a Human Rights Dialogue Towards Outcomes: Between Implementation, Advocacy, and Accountability with Diane Desierto (Bond Hall, Rm 104) |
Connecting the World: Communications and the Internet of Things with Robert Stevenson (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 117) |
Contributions of Chemical Engineering in Fighting the COVID-19 Pandemic with Matthew Webber and Mark McCready (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 141) |
Got Fakes? with Marya Lieberman (Nieuwland Hall of Science, Rm 127) |
Greater Good in Action, Through the Eyes of a Marketer with Yixing Chen (DeBartolo Hall, Rm. 155) |
Human, Chimpanzees, and Climate Change: Insights into the Future from a Small Corner of West Africa with Catherine Bolten (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, Rm 1050) |
Leading Change in a Changing World with Christopher Stevens (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 102) |
March on to Victory: How Planning for your Career after Graduation Now will Set You Up for Success Here at Notre Dame with Matthew Morrison (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 138) |
Moral Saints and Moral Burnout: Philosophical advice from Aristotle, Susan Wolf, and Beyonce on striving to become a better person while in college with Meghan Sullivan (Hesburgh Library, 1st floor Carey Auditorium) |
My path to becoming an engineer with Diogo Bolster (Cushing Hall of Engineering, Rm 117) |
Navigating University Life and How to Make the Most of the Next Four Years with Philippe Collon (Nieuwland Hall of Science, Rm 123) |
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 136) |
Opportunities for finance majors overt the next four years with Robert Battalio, Lisa Heming, and Mark Dumich (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 101) |
Performance, Politics, and Modern China; How to Tell Your Parent(s) that You’re Majoring in the Arts" with Tarryn Chun (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 131) |
Question Everything: Paradox, Surprises, and Counterintuitive Truths with David Galvin (Nieuwland Hall of Science, Rm 118) |
Representation Matters: How I Became an Expert on Race, Justice, and Popular Culture with Jason Ruiz (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 126) |
Set yourself up to change the world for the better through technology, data, and business with Nicholas Berente (Stayer Center for Executive Education, Morris Commons) |
The Myth of Abundance: The Origins of My Intellectual Passion for Water with Ellis Adjei Adams (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, Rm 1030) |
The Ordinary Business of Life: How I Came to be an Economist with Eric Sims (DeBartolo Hall, Rm 129) |
The Possibilities and Challenges of Artificial Intellegence with Young Lee (Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, lower level Mediation Room) |
Want to Earn Better Grades and Retain Your Learning While Also Having More Free Time? with Mike Seelinger (Morris Inn, Smith Ballroom) |
You’ve Made it to College…Now what? Navigating Academic Rigor and Staying Whole in the Process with Nancy Michael (Jordan Hall of Science, Rm 100) |