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Fall Semester Classes Viewable Online
Due Apr 12 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

The fall semester course catalog is available online to view.

Registration Begins Wednesday, Apr 28th - Open through August 31
Due Apr 28 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Senior

Senior Registration Opens for Fall Semester Classes

Junior Registration Begins Monday, May 3rd - Open through August 31
Due May 3 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Junior

Junior Registration Opens for Fall Semester Classes

Sophomore Registration Begins Wednesday, May 5th - Open through August 31
Due May 5 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Sophomore

Sophomore Registration Opens for Fall Semester Classes

Online Internship Application for Academic Credit Open through Monday, May 31, 2021
Due May 31 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: Junior,Senior

Internship Application Procedures are found on the website. Note: Internship opportunities are via a faculty sponsored special study.

Upcoming Events

Apr

Ethics in An Age of Disruptions

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Location: Webinar 4:00pm (Eastern)

2021 Cahill Lecture in Business Ethics presents Keith Darcy, President of Darcy Partners, Inc. This event is sponsored by the ND Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership.

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Apr

Ten Years Hence Speaker: Sarah Cook

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Location: Zoom Event - Link TBA

#7 of the eight events in this Spring Semester's Ten Years Hence Speaker Series presented by
Research Director for China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan at Freedom House. Everyone Welcome.

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Apr

Ten Years Hence Speaker Series: Danielle Citron

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Location: Zoom Event - Link TBA

# 8 and last event of this spring series
Author and legal scholar, Boston University School of Law Professor presents, "The End of Privacy: How Intimacy Became Data, and How to Stop It". Everyone welcome.

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