College of Business Advising Week for Rising Sophomores:

March 22nd - 26th

Advisors in the office of the Assistant Dean for the Undergraduate Program will be available to meet with you in Room 101, Mendoza College of Business Building on an individual appointment basis. You should call 574-631-6602 for an appointment.

College Of Science Information Sessions

The College of Science will also sponsor a special consultation period to answer individual questions: March 22nd - 26th

Biological Sciences (BIOS) and Environmental Science (ES)
Dr. Paul Grimstad--100 Galvin
Phone: 574-631-8502
Email: BIOSUADV@nd.edu

Chemistry (Chem)
Dr. Marya Lieberman--271 Stephan Chemistry Hall
Phone: 574-631-4655
Email: Marya.Lieberman.1@nd.edu

Biochemistry (BCHM)
Dr. Paul Huber--437 Stephan Chemistry Hall
Phone: 574-631-6041
Email: Paul.W.Huber.1@nd.edu

Math (MATH)
Professor Michael Gekhtman--128 Hayes-Healy
Phone: 574-631-7131
Email: mgekhtma@nd.edu

Physics (PHYS)
Dr. Anthony Hyder--189 Nieuwland Science Hall
Phone: 574-631-8591
Email: ahyder@nd.edu

Science-Business(SCBU), Science-Computing (SCCO) and Science-Education (SCED)
Sr. Kathleen Cannon--
Email: Kathleen.Cannon.1@nd.edu

Science PreProfessional (SCPP)
Fr. James Foster--219 Jordan Hall of Science
Phone: 574-631-4890/5899
Email: James.K.Foster.34@nd.edu

College of Engineering Question and Answer Session

Tuesday, March 30th - 5:30 pm
Coleman-Morse Lounge
An informal session to answer questions about the College of Engineering. Professors and current upperclass EG students will be present.
Food from Panera will be served!!!!

Arts & Letters Program Information Sessions

Anthropology (ANTH)
(Individual meetings during the following office hours:)
Monday, March 29th - 1 - 4:30 pm
Tuesday, March 30th - 10 am - noon & 1 - 3 pm
Wednesday, March 31st - 11 am - 3 pm
622 Flanner

English (ENGL)
Monday, March 22nd - 5 pm
119 O’Shaughnessy

History (HIST)
Thursday, March 25th - 5 pm
Monday, March 29th - 4:30 pm
119 O’Shaughnessy

Philosophy, Politics, & Economics Minor (PPE)
Wednesday, March 3rd - 5:30 pm
117 DeBartolo

Political Science (POLS)
Tuesday, March 23rd - 5 pm
118 DeBartolo


Psychology (PSY)
Monday, March 22nd - 5 pm
Monday, March 29th - 5 pm
117 Haggar

Sociology (SOC)
Wednesday, April 7th
3 one-half hour sessions:
4:30 - 5 pm
5:15 - 5:45 pm
6 - 6:30 pm
824 Flanner
Pizza and beverages will be served!!

American Studies (AMST) Information Night

Monday, February 22

7 p.m.

119 O’Shaughnessy Hall

Preparation for a Career in the Health Professions

Monday, February 22, 5 p.m., 101 Jordan
Joint Presentation by: Assistant Deans: Vicki Toumayan, ALPP Advisor and Fr. James Foster, SCPP Advisor

Learn about the similarities and differences of the Preprofessional majors at Notre Dame and find out what  professional schools look for in an applicant. For students interested in premedical, predental, prevet, or other related health professions. A student panel will also conduct a question and answer session.

Arts and Letters Career Opportunities

Wednesday, February 17
6 p.m.
102 DeBartolo

A Ticket to Your Future: Careers, Graduate/Professional School, Service and Computing Presentations by:
Ava Preacher: Assistant Dean Arts & Letters LaTonia Ferguson: Career Counselor, Career Center and A Student Panel

This presentation will provide you with information on the versatile curriculum and the rich variety of majors Arts  and Letters offers to help you become qualified for almost any career. Arts & Letters career opportunities,  service options after graduation, resume writing, internships, graduate school, career decision and job searching will be discussed.

International Development Studies (IDS) Information Night

Tuesday, February 16
6:30 p.m.
C103 Hesburgh Center
(Pizza will be served)

Learn about this unique new interdisciplinary minor in International Development Studies.

Architecture Forum

Tuesday, February 16--7 p.m--104 Bond Hall
(Pizza will be served)
Forum with:  Michael Lykoudis, Fr. Richard Bullene and A Student Panel

Michael Lykoudis, Dean of the School, Fr. Bullene, Assistant Dean and academic advisor in the School, and architecture students from various years will outline the 5-year Architecture Program. The session will include a
question and answer period with opportunities to interact with upperclass students.

Program of Liberal Studies Info and Pizza Night

The Program of Liberal Studies is hosting a First Year Information and Pizza Night on Thursday, 18th February at 8pm in the Coleman Morse Lounge.

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