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Thursday, 30 November 2017

[dcyp] Volunteer This Saturday at Gifts for the Homeless

	DCYP Committee of the Kiwanis Club of Washington

Join DC Young Professionals at these upcoming events:

Date Change: Happy Hour at Elephant & Castle

When: Tuesday, December 5, 5:30-7:30 PM

Where: Elephant & Castle, 1201 Pennsylvania Ave NW, DC

We're excited to catch up with everyone and welcome new young professionals who are interested in getting involved. Since 1977, Elephant & Castle has rolled out the well-worn welcome mat to anyone and everyone looking for a good time. It's the perfect place to chat with your mates over a few rounds, cheer on your favorite football club, or savor the best British cuisine this side of the pond.

>> RSVP on Meetup or email Jarrod at dcyp.social@gmail.com

Volunteer at Gifts for the Homeless
When: Saturday, December 2, 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Where: 2300 N Street NW, Washington DC
The annual Gifts for the Homeless clothing drive provides much-needed clothing for men, women, and children at over 70 DC-area shelters. DCYP will join hundreds of other volunteers for a fun clothing-sorting party where we'll help sort and bag clothing donations. The event is always a favorite project of DCYP members! Learn more about GFTH here. (http://gfth.org/)
If you have clothing you would like to donate, feel free to bring it to the project!

>> Contact Stacey at dcyp.service@gmail.com or RSVP on Meetup to sign up and receive full details.

Leadership Opportunities Available!
Are you interested in getting more involved with DCYP? Do you enjoy meeting new people and planning fun events? We are seeking a few volunteers to join the Leadership Team to help plan service projects and other events. To learn more, contact Dustin at DCYP.President@gmail.com.

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Monday, 27 November 2017

[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

***(NEW) 11/27 Hello everyone! My name is Juliette Garcia-Flahaut, a junior, electrical engineering major currently at Notre Dame. I am looking for a place to stay for the duration of my internship this summer (about 10-12 weeks, starting May 29^th2018). I will be interning at a company in Centerville, VA and am looking to rent out either a room or an apartment. Please email me at jgarci20@nd.edu if you can help me out. Thank you!***

LOOKING FOR PERMANENT HOUSING

*** 10/2 Hey! I'm looking for a room in DC starting October 1st. I graduated from ND in 2014 and am an architect/urban designer moving to the city at the end of the month for a new job and to be closer to my family. I'm looking to find an apartment with access to the red line since I'll be commuting out to Bethesda. I'm up for moving into an existing place or finding an apartment with someone. I'm a respectful and clean roommate, and would have no problem keeping the common areas clean. I'll be pretty busy with work during the week and usually hit the gym after work, but am definitely up for sharing a beer or glass of wine with my housemates and chatting about our days. One other thing, I do have a small cat. Her name is Bella, and she is only about 7 lbs and very quiet and calm. If that was a concern in any way though, she could stay in my room the majority of the time, but she is very sweet and barely makes a noise. If you have an available room, just shoot me an e-mail at erica.ridlon@gmail.com. Thanks!***

*** 9/5 My name is Kevin Culligan, and I'm a recent graduate (class of '17) from Notre Dame. I'm starting a job in McLean, VA in a few weeks, so I'm looking for a male roommate in the Washington, D.C. area. Anyone interested can reach out to me at kcullig1@alumni.nd.edu. ***

*** 9/5 Hello, I am a 2017 ND grad moving to the DC area in September. I am working in downtown DC, but I am open to living in both DC and Virginia. I would prefer a female roommate with access to a metro station. I am a organized, easy going person who is guilty of watching too much Netflix. Please email me at stakahat@alumni.nd.edu if you know of any opportunities. Thanks!***

*** 8/17 Hey Everyone! This is Terrence, class of '95. Go IRISH! I'm transitioning back to the area after some years away and looking for a room to rent (with a bathroom) near Logan Circle. I want to keep costs low and only spend $500 a month on the room if possible. I have family in the area and am staying with them while I sort through job opportunities (e.g. legislative research analysis) in the area. I am a great high character and low drama roommate. Please email me at tporterdc@outlook.com if you know of any opportunities. Thank you and Be Richly Blessed! Terrence***

HAS A ROOM/APARTMENT AVAILABLE

***11/10 My name is Jim Genovese, and I am an ND 2010 alumnus. I have a room available in my Tenleytown rowhouse shared with three other young professionals. The room is located on the first floor. Rent is $710 and utilities run at approximately $100. The rowhouse includes a shared living room, kitchen, sun room, backyard, and bathroom with a washer and dryer available in the basement. Utilities include Verizon Fios Internet/cable, gas, water, and electricity split among housemates. The rowhouse is within walking distance of Tenleytown metro (5-10 minutes) and is one block from the nearest bus stop. Other outlets within walking distance include Whole Foods, Best Buy, the public library, and multiple restaurants (Subway, Chipotle, Panera, Chick-fil-a). We plan on having an open house on Saturday, November 11, and the room is available starting November 15. Please contact me at james.f.genoves@gmail.com if you are interested.***

*** 11/10 One bedroom available in a furnished but unoccuppied two bedroom condo at the Gates of McLean. $900 per month plus utilities. Available April 1, 2016. Rent $900 per month +1/2 utilities (approx $60-$90 per month) Located near Route 66, 495 and the Dulles Access toll road (across the street from Capitol One and less than 1 mile from Liberty Crossing) Gated community with assigned and visitor parking; swimming pool; Jacuzzi. Full gym with new equipment and recently renovated locker room and sauna. Business center (computers, fax & the internet). 2nd story unit with spacious patio overlooking the swimming pool. Gas fireplace, washer and dryer. Common dining and living rooms are beautifully furnished. Large bedroom (11' x 14') with private full bath and walk-in closet. Close to Tysons Corner shopping. WALKING DISTANCE TO NEW SILVERLINE METRO Contact Michelle at trosset@outlook.com***

*** 11/1 Room available in a spacious 2BR/1BA apartment in the Del Ray area of Alexandria for $708/mo. Gas and sewer is included. Other utilities including internet typically total less than $100 per roommate. The apartment is 1 mile from both Braddock Road and King St-Old Town Metro stations (blue and yellow lines). Within blocks of several bus lines and 1 block from Capital BikeShare. Laundry on-site. Apartment management and maintenance on-site. Females and non-smokers preferred. Must be neat/clean, and responsible. Available December 12^th. You would be taking over the lease which runs through the end of February, with the opportunity to renew. I am a 2015 graduate and I am moving out. My roommate graduated from Boston College, but I like her anyway. Here is her "about me": "My name is Linsey. I am 35 years old. I am a former high school English teacher and I now work for an education non-profit in DC. I recently moved back to the DMV after living in Brooklyn, NY for the last seven years. As far as sharing an apartment, I like to keep the common areas neat. I definitely always clean up after I cook and I take on my share of the cleaning with the other common areas. I am friendly and enjoy catching up with my roommate, but I also appreciate having alone time, so I can adapt either way depending on my roommate's personality." If this sounds like it would be a good fit, email eflores2@alumni.nd.edu***

*** 10/19 Room available December 1 in Northeast Capitol Hill, 3 blocks from H Street, directly between the Eastern Market and Union Station metros and one block from a bikeshare. We are a five minute walk to some of the best bars and restaurants in DC, but still live on a quiet street with a community garden right behind us. The house has a huge cherry tree in the front yard and a patio with a garden and grill out back. Indoors we have all the streaming services and kitchen gadgets you could ever want. Rent for the first floor room is $615/month, and the bathroom is shared with one other roommate. Utilities are an additional $50-$90 depending on the season. The housemates are three women ages 25-30 -- one is an architect, one is an engineer, one is an ND grad who works for a nonprofit. Please reach out to Beth Spesia with any questions: bethspesia@gmail.com***

*** 10/19 Seeking a female to take over the lease for my bedroom in a three-bedroom Woodley Park apartment, starting Nov. 1 (or sooner - negotiable). The bedroom is a well-sized room with a closet and large windows for $1129/month. The complex is Cleveland House Apartments, which has a rooftop, nice sized gym, business center, etc. The building is a 5-7 minute walk to the metro and 15-20 minutes to Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle. Utilities are included in the room rate with the exception of cable/Internet which we split. Washer/dryer in unit. Option to keep current furniture for $200. The lease ends June 7, with the option to re-sign next year. If interested, contact katielenkiewicz@gmail.com.***

*** 10/19 11-month lease with option for renewal October 1, 2018 (100 Capitol Yards). The move-in date is flexible, available now through December 1st. Apartment Details: spacious master one-bedroom w/bathroom and walk-in closet in a two-bedroom/two bathroom corner unit w/ Juliet balcony. Laundry in-unit. The unit receives lots of sunlight throughout the day. Rent is $1332/per person ($2664/month) and utilities (cable, internet and energy) run about $100/month. Water and wastewater are split by the building and run about $30/month. There will be no amenity fee, however, there will be a $75 one-time lease transfer fee. Building Details: The building amenities include a rooftop pool, courtyard (both with grills), 24-hour concierge and maintenance, gym, and garage parking is optional with unit ($175/month). About the neighborhood: Walking distance to Capitol Hill, Nats Park, Harris Teeter, Vida Fitness, Sport and Health, Orange Theory, Navy Yard and Capitol South Metro stops, CVS, plenty of bars and restaurants located on the Navy Yard Waterfront. About the current roommate: Male, working professional in his late 20s. Contact Alyssa Palisi (alyssapalisi@gmail.com)***

***10/2 Basement suite with full bathroom for rent in beautiful 4-lvl townhouse in Belle Haven. May be furnished or unfurnished, depending on the needs of the tenant. Will be sharing the home with a mid-30s, professional couple who works at the Pentagon. You name it, we've done it: newly installed carpeting fresh, neutral paint; gleaming hardwoods through two main floors; granite, high-end stainless appliances in kitchen; upgraded bathrooms; new windows with wood blinds throughout; wood-burning fireplace; light-filled two-story foyer; beautiful fenced-in patio; 1 car garage and room for 1 car on driveway; walk/bike to Old Town/Mt Vernon Trail/Huntington Metro (yellow line); easy commute to any base in the DC area. Wonderful, private neighborhood with excellent neighbors. Beautiful perennial garden. Please no cats. Dogs considered on case-by-case basis. House already wired for FIOS cable/internet. All utilities included. Availability date begins after November 8th. Contact Joel Kubicki Jr at joelkubickijr@gmail.com for more information. Thanks!***

*** 10/2 My husband and I are moving out of our 2-bedroom one bath apartment in Takoma Park/Silver Spring (at Flower and Hudson). Its only $1600 a month including utilities and laundry and is pet-friendly. It's on a ride along route, so its about a 10 minute bus ride to the red line or an easy bike ride. We are also right on the Sligo Creek Trail which is great for running. Let me know if you are interested and I will send you pics. We have been happy here but are having a baby and need more space. Reach out to Sarah Spengeman at sspengem@alumni.nd.edu if interested. Thank you!***

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[ND-DC-YA] Adulting 101, Hesburgh Lecture, & Happy Hour

ND-DC-YA Newsletter

November 27, 2017

Happy belated Thanksgiving everyone! Come out to Adulting 101 hosted by ND-DC-YA this Wednesday, November 29 at 6:30 PM! Deets on that and plenty of other upcoming events below!

Event Quick Hits:

ND-DC Football Game Watch @ The Exchange -- November 11 @ 8 PM
Adulting 101 Hosted by ND-DC-YA -- November 29 @ 6:30 PM
2017 Hesburgh Lecture at Buffalo Billiards -- November 30
ND-DC-YA Monthly Mass & Happy Hour -- December 3 (1st Sunday of Every Month)
ND Women Connect Holiday Happy Hour -- December 6 @6 PM
Volunteer with the McKenna Center -- December 9
Wreaths Across America -- December 16

Get Involved with ND-DC Alumni:

ND-DC Club Online Membership

EVENT DETAILS

ND-DC-YA PRESENTS "ADULTING 101" SEMINAR (Wed., Nov. 29)

Ready to give up avocado toast to become a homeowner? Need help setting (and sticking) to a monthly budget? Then come out to ND Young Alumni's Adulting 101 on November 29th at 6:30 PM at K & L (1601 K St NW) to learn about these important life milestones from two ND grads.

1st Seminar: "First Time Home Buying" led by ReMax Realtor Tom McGlynn
2nd Seminar: "Financial Planning 101" led by Lauren O'Brien, Senior Vice President of Wealth Management of Lara, May, & Associates

Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served. More details available on the Facebook event!

VOLUNTEER WITH THE MCKENNA CENTER (Sat., Dec. 9)

The Notre Dame Club of DC will host a service day at The Father McKenna Center (19 I St NW) on December 9, 2017. We will serve two meals, help make showers and mail available to guests, and talk to and engage some of the homeless men. We need 8-10 volunteers for each shift (7:30 - 10:30 AM and 11:15 AM - 1:30 PM). If you have any questions, please contact Melissa at mbraganz@alumni.nd.edu.

VOLUNTEER WITH THE MCKENNA CENTER (Sat., Dec. 16)

Ready to give up avocado t The Notre Dame Club of DC is volunteering with Wreaths Across America in Arlington, VA (metro accessible!) on Saturday, December 16. Wreaths Across America is the annual event where wreaths are placed on every tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery. Gates open at 8:30 AM with wreath laying starting at 9:15 AM. For more information, please contact Matt Hopke at mhopke@gmail.com.

GET INVOLVED

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 only $25 for YA members! Best of all, it helps us provide fun, diverse, and valuable opportunities for our alumni family. Click here to sign up today.

Not sure if you're an active member? Check your status here.

Interested in getting involved? Contact the co-chairs:

Gable Brady '14 (gable.m.brady@gmail.com)
Meg Gallagher '16 (meg.gallagher5@gmail.com)
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, too.

[wapadc] WAPA panel for Friday morning at AAA

Our friend Laurie Krieger requests you consider the following WAPA/SSAPA session at AAA this coming Friday morning at 8 a.m.

Come out and find out what (or rather, where) SSAPA is, and join the interesting conversation.

Session #4-0120

8:00 – 9:45 AM
Delaware Suite A | Marriott | Lobby Level
PRACTITIONERS ENSURE THAT ANTHROPOLOGY MATTERS

Organizer: Laurie Krieger

Cathleen Crain and Niel Tashima

Tara Tetrault

Adam Koons

Stan Yoder

Laurie Krieger

[wapadc] Entrepreneur workshop at AAA this Wednesday

There is still time to sign up for the workshop, "Anthropological Entrepreneurship: Contradiction or Reality?" The workshop is scheduled for this Wednesday (Nov. 29) from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Marriott Wardman Park. The workshop will review critical issues to consider when thinking about becoming an independent consultant or starting a small company. As a bonus, a roundtable with a special panel of anthropological entrepreneurs will be featured in the second half of the workshop.

The workshop is led by Terry Redding (Independent consultant) and Benjamin Blount (Principal of SocioEcological Informatics). The roundtable panel will include Mari Clarke (World Bank consultant), Judy Tso (Aha Solutions Unlimited), Maryann McCabe (Cultural Connections LLC), Elizabeth Briody (Cultural Keys, LLC), and Michael Youngblood (The Youngblood Group).

For more information about these and other NAPA workshops, or for registration information, visit the NAPA website at: http://practicinganthropology.org/about/annual-meeting/annual-meeting-2017/napa-workshops-2017/

[wapadc] AAA Off-Site Environmental Justice Panel at Howard University; Friday, December 1st

WAPA member Trish Clay asked that the two sessions below be noted to listserv members:

Friday, Dec. 1 Roundtable at the AAA meeting site

10:15 AM - 12:00 PM (4-0400) Inter-agency Experiences: Why Environmental Anthropology Matters to Federal Agencies

Brittany Kiessling – US EPA;

Maryann R. Cairns – Southern Methodist University;

Keely Maxwell – US EPA;

Susan Charnley – USDA Forest Service;

Patricia M. Clay – NOAA'S National Marine Fisheries Services (NMFS);

Brittany Kiessling – US EPA;

Diane Russell – USAID;

Hilary Zarin – Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management;

Ariela T. Zycherman – U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Also on Friday, following the roundtable, at Howard U:

With Howard University's Department of Sociology and Criminology, Melissa Checker and Nicole Fabricant are co-organizing an off-site AAA event about pressing issues in environmental justice at Howard on Friday, December 1st, 5 pm. The line-up is very exciting, and includes Jaqueline Patterson (NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program), Lois Gibbs (formerly of Love Canal Homeowners Association), and Destiny Watford (2016 Goldman Award winner for ending trash incineration in Baltimore).

Details:

Environmental Justice Matters Now More Than Ever
A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY

Friday, December 1st, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Armour J. Blackburn University Center

Jacqueline Patterson (NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program)

Lois Gibbs (formerly of Love Canal Homeowners' Association and Stephen Lester from Center for Health, Environment and Justice)

Destiny Watford (Free Your Voice-United Workers; 2016 Goldman Award Winner for ending trash incineration in Curtis Bay, South Baltimore)

Hosts: HU Department of Sociology and Criminology in collaboration with the American Anthropological Association (AAA)
Light refreshments will be served.

Please feel free to reach out to Nicole Fabricant nfabricant@towson.ed u or Melissa Checker Melissa.Checker@qc.cun y.edu with any questions.

Friday, 24 November 2017

[wapadc] Save the date: Doc Film Screening at AU, Monday Nov 27, 2017, 6:30-8pm

Dear friends,

As some of you already know I've spent the past few months organizing a documentary film screening at AU, and am writing to invite you to attend it.

Dr. Sam Hampton will screen his new documentary film about a transgender youth of color from Silver Spring, MD, 22 year old Zo. The film, "Change in the Family," chronicles Zo's experiences and those of his family members on both sides of the Atlantic as Zo transitions from female to male, http://changeinthefamily.com/

Last month, Sam and Zo visited my "Gender, Sexuality and Culture" classes at American University, where they shared excerpts of the film with 80 of my undergraduate students; they and their film were met with much enthusiasm.

Here are the details:

Monday, November 27, 6:30-8pm, in Kerwin 2 auditorium.* The screening of the 63 minute long film will be followed by a Q&A and reception with the filmmaker and the protagonist's father. Please share the FaceBook invitation with others who might be interested: https://www.facebook.com/events/288842361602757

*Kerwin building, formerly known as Ward Building, is located at Ward Circle. Parking is available for free after hours across the street, underneath the Katzen Arts Center. See the attached map for directions.

Thanks for getting the word out, and I hope to see you next Monday evening!

Susanne

Susanne Unger, PhD
Professorial Lecturer
Department of Anthropology
The American University
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington DC 20016-8003
http://www.american.edu/cas/anthropology/faculty/

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I saw your profile on Facebook and went on doing my things, but it turned out very strange.
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Tuesday, 21 November 2017

Re: [NSCoderNightDC] Meeting tonight

It was great to see everyone! thanks Jose for setting up the anniversary and for all of your work over the years to make it possible.

Sharon McDermott

sharonmcdermott@me.com

bit.ly/sharonmcdermott-LinkedIn

bit.ly/sharonmcdermott-GitHub

On Nov 21, 2017, at 6:34 PM, Jose Vazquez <jose@teguz.com> wrote:

Yup, this is our plan for the next ten years, just keep on showing up until the next anniversary ones along. As always we meet at la Madeleine near the Bethesda Metro station around 7:00pm

Later,
Jose

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[wapadc] Entrepreneur and MA workshops at AAA

Anthropologists may not consider themselves business persons, but have you ever wanted to be your own boss? To be an independent consultant or run your own small business? If you have an interest in, and questions about, these issues, a NAPA workshop at the start of the forthcoming AAA meetings in DC should be of interest.

Cheekily named "Anthropological Entrepreneurship: Contradiction or Reality?," the workshop will review critical issues to consider when thinking about striking out on your own. As a bonus, a roundtable with a special panel of anthropological entrepreneurs will be featured in the second half of the workshop.

The workshop is led by Terry Redding (Independent consultant) and Benjamin Blount (Principal of SocioEcological Informatics). The workshop is scheduled for Wednesday (November 29) afternoon, 1 to 5 p.m. The roundtable panel will include Mari Clarke (World Bank consultant), Judy Tso (Aha Solutions Unlimited), Maryann McCabe (Cultural Connections LLC), Elizabeth Briody (Cultural Keys, LLC), and Michael Youngblood (The Youngblood Group).

You may also consider another career-related NAPA workshop; this one is for those earning or holding an MA/MS. On Saturday morning, Dec. 2, from 8 a.m. to noon, we'll be discussing career options for anthropology Masters degree holders.

"Getting a Job as a Master's Level Anthropologist" will cover where and how to look for a job, preparing an effective cover letter and resume, and how to present yourself and anthropology to potential employers. The workshop will be led by Terry Redding (Independent consultant and long-time instant mentor for NAPA) and Carol Elllick (Founder of ACE Consultants and co-author of "The Anthropology Graduate's Guide: From Student to a Career). A special guest, Tom Greaves, the long-time mentor program coordinator for NAPA, will join the session for a roundtable discussion.

Please feel free to forward this message to any interested parties or lists.