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!!

PIN Nights

Each college, and many departments, will host PIN Nights during the month of April.  Here are links to the specific information for each college/department.  Students need to read the specific information for their course of study because it varies from program to program.

ARTS & LETTERS--Tuesday, April 6 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Leighton Concert Hall 5:00 pm

BUSINESS--Wednesday, April 7th 101 DeBartolo Hall 5:30 pm

ARCHITECTURE--Thursday, April 8 104 Bond Hall (Architecture Auditorium) 7:00 pm

ENGINEERING--Wednesday, April 7 DeBartolo Hall 5:30 pm

• Aerospace Engineering and Mechanical Engineering 155 DeBartolo Hall
• Chemical Engineering 141 DeBartolo Hall
• Civil Engineering 102 DeBartolo Hall
• Computer Science & Computer Engineering 126 DeBartolo Hall
• Electrical Engineering 208 DeBartolo Hall
• Environmental Geosciences 117 DeBartolo Hall

SCIENCE

• Science Computing/Science Education/Science Business
• Science Preprofessional/Physics
• Mathematics
• Biology/Environmental Sciences/Chemistry/Biochemistry

College Declaration Change Week

March 22-26

During the Declaration Change Week, you will be able to make an appointment with your advisor if you still have questions about your college program options. The assignment of your Web Registration PIN for Fall 2010 will be based on your declaration as of Friday, March 26.

Business Advising Week

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.

Course Drop Deadline

THE DEADLINE FOR DROPPING A COURSE IS FRIDAY, MARCH 19!
If you are planning to drop a course keep in mind that you must see your academic advisor to begin the process  ND you must continue to attend class until you receive formal notification in writing that the drop is approved
by the Dean.

Journalism, Ethics & Democracy Application Deadline: March 19

John W. Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics & Democracy (AMST 30100: "Fundamentals of Journalism") Application for Fall Semester 2010

What is news? What are the most effective ways of presenting news to the public? What ethical decisions are involved in gathering and reporting news? These are a few of the questions addressed in "Fundamentals of   journalism," which is the gateway course for the Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics & Democracy. (Applicants should be sophomores or juniors who are interested in pursuing the five-course concentration in  journalism, and "Fundamentals" should be the first class in this sequence.) The “Fundamentals” course is held  on Mondays from 9:35-12:15, and you cannot take any other journalism classes before or during “Fundamentals of Journalism.” It is the initial course in the minor.

Complete this application being as thorough  as possible and submit two copies: one via email in a Word attachment or PDF file to Professor Ciccone at Fastlead@aol.com and one printed out to 314 O'Shaughnessy no later than noon, Friday, March 19. A class list will be posted outside the American Studies/Journalism office before pre-registration begins. If your name appears on the  posted list, you may obtain the course authorization number in 314 O'Shaughnessy. Application is available at this link: http://www.nd.edu/~fys/fundamentalsapp2010.pdf

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