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)
Want your content featured in the next e-newsletter? Email us.
Molly Shank '14 (mshank@alumni.nd.edu)
Please check out the ND-DC Young Alumni website and Facebook Page for more information and to see upcoming events!
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