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Deadlines and Dates

Drop 2nd HALF SEMESTER 1.5 CREDIT CLASS Deadline 5pm
Due Oct 23 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Last day to drop a second half semester 1.5 credit class. Look on Class Search for the drop deadline date - specifically under the course description. Some deadlines are EARLIER than this. (An advisor will need to initiate an eForm on insideND for you.)

Final Exam Conflict
Due Nov 6 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: Sophomore,Junior,Senior

eForm "Final Exam Conflict" on insideND opens up around October 12. Submit before the deadline to Resolve a Fall Semester Final Exam Conflict in order to give the instructor one week's notice. Fill out the eForm and submit between Oct. 12-Nov. 6.

Spring Classes Viewable Online
Due Nov 9 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

The spring semester course catalog is available online to view.

Submit Your CIFs
Due Nov 15 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Go to insideND and Submit CIFs, which open Nov. 3 and due on Nov. 15.

Registration Begins Wednesday, Dec 2nd - Open through February 10
Due Dec 2 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Senior

Senior Registration Opens for Spring Semester Classes

Junior Registration Begins Friday, Dec. 4th - Open through February 10
Due Dec 4 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Junior

Junior Registration Opens for Spring Semester Classes

Sophomore Registration Begins Monday, Dec. 7th - Open through February 10
Due Dec 7 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Sophomore

Sophomore Registration Opens for Spring Semester Classes

Upcoming Events

Oct

Business Majors interested in an English second major?

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Location: Zoom Meeting 5:00pm

ND's English Dept. invites you to attend a special Business Majors info session. Current double majors will be on hand to answer questions and share their experiences. To register, visit the About/Events section of the English Dept. website or contact khuth1@nd.edu.

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Oct

Berges Lecture in Business Ethics: Brandon Warmke & Amanda McKendree

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Location: Online - Zoom Event

This 2nd Lecture in the Series: Brandon Warmke, author of "Taking a Stand - Or Just Grandstanding: The Use and Abuse of Moral Talk (Oxford UP, 2020), Asst. Professor of Philosophy, Bowling Green State University will be joined by Amanda McKendree, Director, Fanning Center for Business Communication, University of Notre Dame. How Should we assess activism by CEOs and Companies?
Everyone is welcome.

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Nov

Tom Mendoza Presents: A Conversation with Jayshree Ullal

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Location: Online Event

Join Tom Mendoza for a discussion with Jayshree Ullal, President and CEO of Arista Networks. With more than 30 years of networking and executive experience, she is the recipient of numerous awards, including Fortune's "Top 20 Business Persons" in 2019.
This is a free event and open to all via Zoom.

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