[ND-DC-YA] RSVP NOW: Exclusive Election Event Happening Next Week

Dear Young Alums,

Wow, campai(g)n 2016 is finally winding down so what better way to celebrate than attending an exclusive, nonpartisan election event with renowned political journalists and ND alumni? This event is right around the corner on November 2 so get in your RSVPs now to secure your spot in the room where it happens!  Read on for more details!

P.S. Just because you want to ignore it happening doesn't mean it stops happening. ND football takes on Miami this weekend, and we're still watching at The Exchange.

ND YA EVENTS IN THIS ISSUE:

ND vs. Miami Game Watch at The Exchange (October 29)

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

• Election 2016: Breaking Down the Race for the White House (November 2)

• RSVP and Save the Date: ND Alumni Mass (November 5)

• ND-DC Club Online Membership

ELECTION 2016: BREAKING DOWN THE RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE (Wed., 11/2)

An Exclusive, Nonpartisan Event with Renowned Political Journalists and ND Alumni*

On the eve of the election -- Why Donald Trump will win?...Why Hillary Clinton will win?... How will President Trump or President Clinton differ from Candidate Trump and Candidate Clinton?... Who or what will it take to mend our obviously broken politics?

Join us on Wednesday, November 2 at the National Press Club for an inside look at questions like this, as the Notre Dame Club of Washington, D.C. hosts an exclusive evening with renowned political journalists and ND alumni, including:

Mark Shields '59: One of the most respected analysts in Washington and a syndicated columnist for more than 25 years; deemed "A Walking Almanac of American Politics" by The Washington Post. Since 1988, Shields has provided weekly political analysis and commentary for the PBS NewsHour (current on-screen counterpart is David Brooks of The New York Times). For 17 years, he served as moderator of CNN's weekly political discussion show, Capital Gang.

Melinda Henneberger '80:  Currently a USA Today columnist and visiting fellow at Catholic University's Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, Henneberger was formerly a senior writer for Bloomberg Politics and editor-in-chief of AOL's Politics Daily. She spent 10 years at The New York Times as a Washington correspondent and Rome bureau chief. Her work has appeared in GQ, Time, Newsweek and Reader's Digest.

The panelists will share insights, analysis and commentary on the nominees and the issues surrounding the most contentious campaign in recent history.

To register: http://washingtondc.undclub.org/election2016

Details:

National Press Club (Holeman Lounge)

529 14th St., NW, 13th Floor

Washington, DC 20045

6:30 p.m. Cocktails and Light Hors d'oeuvres

7:00 p.m. Panel Discussion, followed by Q&A

8:00 p.m - 8:30 p.m. Continued mingling and cocktails

Tickets: $15 (to help offset price of food and drinks)*

The venue is surrounded by several parking garages and is a few blocks from Metro Center.

*This event is open to members only. Space is limited. To check your membership status or join the club (memberships start at $25), visit http://washingtondc.undclub.org/membership. If any tickets are available closer to the date, we will open the event to non-members.

ND VS. Miami GAME WATCH AT THE EXCHANGE (Saturday, 10/29)

We've had a week off. We've regrouped. We're whole new football team, right? Right. The Exchange. 3:30 PM ET. Make sure you're there to cheer on the Irish! The Exchange is located at 1719 G Street NW, close to the Orange, Blue, and Red lines.

For the games, The Exchange is offering the following specials:

• $17 wrist bands of all-you-can-drink Bud Light draft, rail drinks, and house wine (starting at the beginning of the game and ending at the END of the 3rd quarter)

• $14 pitchers of Bud Light pitchers

• $15 Shock Top pitchers

See you there! GO IRISH!!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY WITH CARPENTER'S SHELTER (Monday, 10/31)

ND-DC is volunteering at Carpenter's Shelter in Alexandria, VA (metro accessible!) on Monday, October 31. Carpenter's Shelter serves over 750 homeless and formerly homeless children and adults each year. They are looking for volunteer support from 4-6 PM on Halloween (Monday, 10/31) to help decorate their children's area for Halloween.

The kids who will be attending currently live in the shelter or have recently moved out of the shelter and their ages range from 7 weeks to 15 years old.

If you are interested in helping out, please email Matt Hopke at mhopke@gmail.com. And feel free to pass on the invite/request to others!

RSVP AND MARK YOUR CALENDAR: ND ALUMNI MASS (Saturday, 11/5)

RSVP to John Beckham and mark your calendar for a special Mass held only for Notre Dame alumni at the Dominican House of Studies on Saturday evening, November 5!

The community's Prior, Father Luke Clark, O.P. will be welcoming the alumni and Father Andrew Hofer (ND 2009 PHD) will celebrate the Mass and will be available for Confessions prior to Mass. There will be a good group of Domican Domers joining us for the Mass-- please join us in support of their life's work. Following Mass, continue the evening with dinner on site (entree will be provided by club, please bring side dish to share). The Dominican House of Studies is located at 487 Michigan Ave NE Washington, DC 20017.

ONLINE MEMBERSHIP

If you are not yet a member of the ND-DC club, please consider it -- your support is incredibly important to our club! As a reminder, you can register for your membership online. It's fast, easy, and inexpensive for the YA members! Best of all, it helps us provide fun, diverse, and valuable opportunities for our alumni family. Click here to sign up today.

CONTACT US

Interested in getting involved? Contact the co-chairs:

• Gable Brady '14 (gable.m.brady@gmail.com)

• Amanda Frick '14 (africk3@nd.alumni.edu)

• Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Want your content featured in the next e-newsletter? Email us.

• Molly Shank '14 (mshank@alumni.nd.edu)

• Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Please check out the ND-DC Young Alumni website and Facebook Page for more information and to see upcoming events!

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[ND-DC-YA] ND-DC-YA Housing Newsletter

Note: listings include the date in which they first appeared or were last updated on the housing newsletter. Please help us keep these emails up to date by letting me know when your housing needs have been met so I can remove your listing. Thank you! Go Irish.

FOR ANY NEW HOUSING REQUESTS, OR TO CHANGE, ALTER, OR REMOVE A LISTING, PLEASE EMAIL MARIA PAULA ELIZONDO AT MP.ELIZONDO@GMAIL.COM.

LOOKING FOR TEMPORARY HOUSING

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 LOOKING FOR PERMANENT HOUSING

*** 10/11 My name is Carole Fasheh and I am a Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame 2016 graduate. I'm looking to find a female roommate and permanent housing in a 2 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment in mid-October, preferably in the Dupont Circle, Georgetown, Adams Morgan, and Columbia Heights areas. Basically, somewhere that'll be safe and easy to commute to the Van Ness area. Monthly budget for rent is between $1000- $1400 per person. I am also open for other rooming options so please contact me at cfashe01@saintmarys.edu if you are interested or know of anyone who would be interested. Thank you!***

*** 9/15 My name is Beth Spesia, ND '15.  I'm looking to rent a room or for roommate(s), preferably in the Capitol Hill, Union Station, or Shaw areas--but feel free to send other options my way!  I will most likely be in DC for at least a year and I'd like to move out of my current house by the end of September.  I'm a paralegal at an environmental organization and a kind, considerate, and easy-going roommate! You can reach me at bethspesia@gmail.com. ***

*** 6/13 2012 Notre Dame grad looking to sublet a room in a two bedroom apartment in the Brookland neighborhood/The Catholic University of America. Available July/August (some flexibility) through September with the option to renew. Across the street from the northeast corner of CUA's campus. One mile walk to the Brookland Metro Station. Bedroom is fully furnished. Rent is $802/month, plus utilities (about $100/month). Current other tenant is a 24 year-old female social worker, very kind, clean, and considerate. Email Emily Thompson at ethomps725@gmail.com if interested. ***

HAS A ROOM/APARTMENT AVAILABLE

*** 9/15 A group of young professional ND girls are looking for a female roommate to fill 1 bedroom in a lovely 4 bedroom/2 bathroom townhouse near Georgetown University. We are all in our 20s and are friendly and chatty but also busy with our own jobs and schedules!  The house includes a shared kitchen, sunroom, dining room, and living room, as well as a porch we roommates love to sit and talk on. The available room is cozy, located upstairs with two other rooms. You will share a bathroom with two roommates upstairs. Our third roommate is in the basement room, where we also have our laundry room. Rent is around $865/month and parking in the driveway can be discussed. Safeway, Whole Foods, CVS, lots of restaurant options, and several gyms are just a few minutes' walk away. There are bus stops right outside the house that make it easy to get to Dupont, M Street, or Foggy Bottom. You would be taking over a lease that ends on August 1st, 2017, with an earliest possible move in date of October 1^st. Please send me a message at mia.k.eppler@gmail.com if you are interested in the house--we'd love to get to know you! Thanks.***

*** 9/15 Hi all! We are looking for one roommate in our lovely home in NW DC. The room is on the second floor, with amazing light and space, and access to the rest of the house and the backyard. The bathroom is shared with one other roommate. It is a lovely space in a great environment! New remodeled home, with brand new wooden floors, washer and dryer on same floor, as well as central heating and air conditioning. Access to front porch and backyard, as well as plenty of parking space. Brand new security system and wifi installed. 7 min. walk to Takoma metro station (red line) and Main Street Takoma bars/restaurants. 2 min. walk to buses that take you downtown. 10 min drive from U street and 14th street area bars/restaurants.Easy access to metro station and to buses downtown. Please see the links below for photos and more information: 2nd floor room $1,000/month including utilities.  - http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/roo/5781980924.html About the roommates: Upstairs: 1 female, management consultant, 1 male, international development specialist. Downstairs: 1 female, digital strategist, 1 male, IT professional. If you are interested please contact Marcela at monsalve.alejandra@gmail.com, or text 407-923-3716. ***

*** 8/30 Looking for a female roommate to fill a 1 bedroom in a 3 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment in the Summit Hills Apartment Complex near downtown Silver Spring. Rent is $756.67, and this includes everything- cable, internet, utilities. The room is spacious and includes a large closet. You will share a bathroom with one other roommate. The apartment complex has a pool and fitness center that all residents can access. The building is a less than 10 minute walk to the Silver Spring metro and is a great location very close to downtown Silver Spring and just a metro or bus ride away from downtown DC. The lease is month to month. The preferential move in date is October 1^st. The two remaining roommates are in their late 20's and early 30's. Everybody has their own schedule, but we are all very friendly and considerate of each other's space.If you are interested, please send Samantha Opachan (s_opachan@yahoo.com) a little message about yourself.  Pictures available upon request. Thank you! ***

*** 8/15 My roommates and I are looking for a new roommate to share a 4 BR, 2.5 bath house in Georgetown. We're looking for a progressive young professional to move in any time in September, but by October 1. The house is 2 blocks from Wisconsin and M, so it's convenient to all of Georgetown and a short Circulator (or about 5 other bus options) ride from the Rosslyn, Foggy Bottom or Dupont Metro stops. It's spacious with lots of communal living space (a huge living room, large dining room and kitchen). We have a schedule to fairly apportion garbage and chore duties. The house has a washer and dryer, a yard (with a garden), a basement for storage, and an available parking spot. We already have the common areas and bedroom fully furnished (if desired). The rent is $1050 per month, plus utilities, which usually run $140-175 per month. The lease will run through May 31, 2017. About You: We're looking for a non-smoking, late 20s to early 30s woman who is progressive, friendly and social. Also must be clean and responsible and have lived with roommates in the past, as well as comfortable living with a dog (we don't have one, but might be getting one). For more information (including photos), please e-mail nstreethouse@gmail.com with a bit of information about yourself and any questions you might have.***

*** 8/6 I'm a 2013 grad looking to find one or two roommates (20s, female, clean, social, etc.) to live with in a DC neighborhood starting the end of August/beginning of September. Rent: $1,500 or less/per person/ per month and looking to sign a year lease. Please contact me at alyssalang13@gmail.com if you are interested or know anyone interested. Thanks.***

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[ND-DC-YA] RSVP Now: Conflict Resolutions in the Workplace Event 10/27

Dear Young Alums,

This week's newsletter brings you not one, not two, but THREE awesome events hosted by our great alumni-network. Coming up first is the Conflict Resolutions in the Workplace event presented by ND Women Connect. Focusing on gender relations in the workplace, this event is open to both the fellas and the ladies so come out to learn how to communicate effectively as you start your career. Read on for more details!

P.S. ND football wasn't over; it still isn't over! But thank goodness we have a break (bye) this week.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

• Conflict Resolutions in the Workplace Event (October 27)

• Election 2016: Breaking Down the Race for the White House (November 2)

• RSVP and Save the Date: ND Alumni Mass (November 5)

• ND-DC Club Online Membership

RSVP NOW: CONFLICT RESOLUTIONS IN THE WORKPLACE EVENT (Thursday, 10/27)

Join ND Women Connect for a night of networking and a panelist session open to both men and women focused on gender relations in the workplace! The panelists will briefly share their journeys and experiences with individual insights before opening up the discussion to the attendees.

This event is open to men and women. Registration in advance is required. $10 charge to attend will be taken at the event. Light refreshments will be served.

ND Women Connect Presents: Conflict Resolutions in the Workplace: How Gender Relations Play a Role

Thursday, October 27 • 6:30 PM

K&L Gates LLP • 1601 K Street NW, #1 • Conference Room 1A

To reserve a seat, please RSVP here. Questions on the event can be directed to Lauren O'Brien, NDWC DC Co-Chair.

ELECTION 2016: BREAKING DOWN THE RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE (Wed., 11/2)

An Exclusive, Nonpartisan Event with Renowned Political Journalists and ND Alumni*

On the eve of the election -- Why Donald Trump will win?...Why Hillary Clinton will win?... How will President Trump or President Clinton differ from Candidate Trump and Candidate Clinton?... Who or what will it take to mend our obviously broken politics?

Join us on Wednesday, November 2 at the National Press Club for an inside look at questions like this, as the Notre Dame Club of Washington, D.C. hosts an exclusive evening with renowned political journalists and ND alumni, including:

Mark Shields '59: One of the most respected analysts in Washington and a syndicated columnist for more than 25 years; deemed "A Walking Almanac of American Politics" by The Washington Post. Since 1988, Shields has provided weekly political analysis and commentary for the PBS NewsHour (current on-screen counterpart is David Brooks of The New York Times). For 17 years, he served as moderator of CNN's weekly political discussion show, Capital Gang.

Melinda Henneberger '80:  Currently a USA Today columnist and visiting fellow at Catholic University's Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, Henneberger was formerly a senior writer for Bloomberg Politics and editor-in-chief of AOL's Politics Daily. She spent 10 years at The New York Times as a Washington correspondent and Rome bureau chief. Her work has appeared in GQ, Time, Newsweek and Reader's Digest.

The panelists will share insights, analysis and commentary on the nominees and the issues surrounding the most contentious campaign in recent history.

To register: http://washingtondc.undclub.org/election2016

Details:

National Press Club (Holeman Lounge)

529 14th St., NW, 13th Floor

Washington, DC 20045

6:30 p.m. Cocktails and Light Hors d'oeuvres

7:00 p.m. Panel Discussion, followed by Q&A

8:00 p.m - 8:30 p.m. Continued mingling and cocktails

Tickets: $15 (to help offset price of food and drinks)*

The venue is surrounded by several parking garages and is a few blocks from Metro Center.

*This event is open to members only. Space is limited. To check your membership status or join the club (memberships start at $25), visit http://washingtondc.undclub.org/membership. If any tickets are available closer to the date, we will open the event to non-members.

RSVP AND MARK YOUR CALENDAR: ND ALUMNI MASS (Saturday, 11/5)

RSVP to John Beckham and mark your calendar for a special Mass held only for Notre Dame alumni at the Dominican House of Studies on Saturday evening, November 5! The community's Prior, Fr. Luke Clark, O.P. will be welcoming the alumni and Fr. Andrew, O.P. will celebrate the Mass. The Dominican House of Studies is located at 487 Michigan Ave NE Washington, DC 20017.

ONLINE MEMBERSHIP

If you are not yet a member of the ND-DC club, please consider it -- your support is incredibly important to our club! As a reminder, you can register for your membership online. It's fast, easy, and inexpensive for the YA members! Best of all, it helps us provide fun, diverse, and valuable opportunities for our alumni family. Click here to sign up today.

CONTACT US

Interested in getting involved? Contact the co-chairs:

• Gable Brady '14 (gable.m.brady@gmail.com)

• Amanda Frick '14 (africk3@nd.alumni.edu)

• Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Want your content featured in the next e-newsletter? Email us.

• Molly Shank '14 (mshank@alumni.nd.edu)

• Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Please check out the ND-DC Young Alumni website and Facebook Page for more information and to see upcoming events!

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[ND-DC-YA] Exclusive Election Event Nov. 2! Join Renowned Political Journalists and ND Alumni

Dear Young Alums,

Let's ignore the raging dumpster fire that is 2016 ND football season and turn our attention to that other (but way more important) 2016 dumpster fire -- the 2016 Presidential Race. ND Club of Washington is offering an exclusive election event on November 2 for members only.  Read on for more details!

P.S. ND football is still playing this weekend, and we're still watching at The Exchange. Let's all go down together screaming Go Irish into the void!

ND YA EVENTS IN THIS ISSUE:

ND vs. Stanford Game Watch at The Exchange (October 15)

OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS:

• Election 2016: Breaking Down the Race for the White House (November 2)

• Save the Date: ND Alumni Mass (November 5)

• ND-DC Club Online Membership

ELECTION 2016: BREAKING DOWN THE RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE (Wed., 11/2)

An Exclusive, Nonpartisan Event with Renowned Political Journalists and ND Alumni*

On the eve of the election -- Why Donald Trump will win?...Why Hillary Clinton will win?... How will President Trump or President Clinton differ from Candidate Trump and Candidate Clinton?... Who or what will it take to mend our obviously broken politics?

Join us on Wednesday, November 2 at the National Press Club for an inside look at questions like this, as the Notre Dame Club of Washington, D.C. hosts an exclusive evening with renowned political journalists and ND alumni, including:

Mark Shields '59: One of the most respected analysts in Washington and a syndicated columnist for more than 25 years; deemed "A Walking Almanac of American Politics" by The Washington Post. Since 1988, Shields has provided weekly political analysis and commentary for the PBS NewsHour (current on-screen counterpart is David Brooks of The New York Times). For 17 years, he served as moderator of CNN's weekly political discussion show, Capital Gang.

Melinda Henneberger '80:  Currently a USA Today columnist and visiting fellow at Catholic University's Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, Henneberger was formerly a senior writer for Bloomberg Politics and editor-in-chief of AOL's Politics Daily. She spent 10 years at The New York Times as a Washington correspondent and Rome bureau chief. Her work has appeared in GQ, Time, Newsweek and Reader's Digest.

The panelists will share insights, analysis and commentary on the nominees and the issues surrounding the most contentious campaign in recent history.

To register: http://washingtondc.undclub.org/election2016

Details:

National Press Club (Holeman Lounge)

529 14th St., NW, 13th Floor

Washington, DC 20045

6:30 p.m. Cocktails and Light Hors d'oeuvres

7:00 p.m. Panel Discussion, followed by Q&A

8:00 p.m - 8:30 p.m. Continued mingling and cocktails

Tickets: $15 (to help offset price of food and drinks)*

The venue is surrounded by several parking garages and is a few blocks from Metro Center.

*This event is open to members only. Space is limited. To check your membership status or join the club (memberships start at $25), visit http://washingtondc.undclub.org/membership. If any tickets are available closer to the date, we will open the event to non-members.

ND VS. STANFORD GAME WATCH AT THE EXCHANGE (Saturday, 10/15)

At least it's a night game? You're more than likely heading to a bar this Saturday night anyway so why not meet up with your fellow alumni to watch some football? The Exchange. 7:30 PM ET. Make sure you're there to cheer on the Irish! The Exchange is located at 1719 G Street NW, close to the Orange, Blue, and Red lines.

For the games, The Exchange is offering the following specials:

• $17 wrist bands of all-you-can-drink Bud Light draft, rail drinks, and house wine (starting at the beginning of the game and ending at the END of the 3rd quarter)

• $14 pitchers of Bud Light pitchers

• $15 Shock Top pitchers

See you there! GO IRISH!!

SAVE THE DATE: ND ALUMNI MASS (Saturday, 11/5)

Save the date and mark your calendar for a special Mass held only for Notre Dame alumni at the Dominican House of Studies on Saturday evening, November 5. The community's Prior, Fr. Luke Clark, O.P. will be welcoming the alumni and Fr. Andrew, O.P. will celebrate the Mass. The Dominican House of Studies is located at 487 Michigan Ave NE Washington, DC 20017.

ONLINE MEMBERSHIP

If you are not yet a member of the ND-DC club, please consider it -- your support is incredibly important to our club! As a reminder, you can register for your membership online. It's fast, easy, and inexpensive for the YA members! Best of all, it helps us provide fun, diverse, and valuable opportunities for our alumni family. Click here to sign up today.

CONTACT US

Interested in getting involved? Contact the co-chairs:

• Gable Brady '14 (gable.m.brady@gmail.com)

• Amanda Frick '14 (africk3@nd.alumni.edu)

• Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Want your content featured in the next e-newsletter? Email us.

• Molly Shank '14 (mshank@alumni.nd.edu)

• Or dcnotredameyoungalumni@googlegroups.com.

Please check out the ND-DC Young Alumni website and Facebook Page for more information and to see upcoming events!

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