Join the NDAA’s IT team for our interactive open-house poster session. Feature topics include: email campaigns, memberships, account activations, notification settings, filtering, administrative rights, engagement, Google, and more. Each topic will include a visual aid led by a member of the NDAA IT team. Whether you are an admin of a club, class or group and/or generally interested, we encourage you to browse, discuss, and engage as we share tips and best practices for myNotreDame and more.

Around the world, our alumni volunteers love to share their enthusiasm and knowledge of Notre Dame with prospective applicants and admitted students. You may already serve as one of these volunteers or want to learn more about this vital recruitment role. Please join the Office of Undergraduate Admissions team, which will detail the responsibilities and share the rewards of serving as an ND recruitment volunteer.

The Alumni Rainbow Community of Notre Dame (ARC ND) is an Alumni Association group, now more than 750 members strong, dedicated to bringing together LGBTQ+ alumni and allies. In this session, we will explore the ARC ND coordinator role and discuss programming centered on the “6 C’s”. The workshop will support club leaders in moving “on to victory” to create welcoming, inclusive environments. All are welcome to come and learn more about creative programming for LGBTQ+ alumni and allies!

Learn about licensing and approved vendors, explore graphic design services and Canva accounts, and discover how to get a custom logo for your community in this engaging session. Be prepared to share examples from your club, class, or group and take your branding to the next level!

Whether you’re new to club volunteering or have been doing it for years, discover practical solutions to enhance meetings, communications, and volunteer engagement in this interactive session. Plus, learn how to effortlessly automate everyday tasks with technologies made for non-techies.

Club scholarships are a generous and necessary gift to current students to help them make Notre Dame more affordable. Join Mary Nucciarone (Director of Financial Aid), Michael Riemke (Sr. Associate Director), and Gwen Troupe (Scholarship Coordinator) for a discussion on scholarship administration and annual reporting, as well as recommendations and best practices to maximize the impact of your scholarship dollars. The format of our time together will include a presentation followed by Q&A.

Many alumnae and friends are familiar with Notre Dame Women Connect’s signature “Shared Read” event — but we’re more than a book club! This workshop is for anyone who wants to learn more about Notre Dame Women Connect — our mission, what we offer, and how we can help you make it work for your club. In our time together, you will learn from regional reps and one another about starting and sustaining a local chapter. We will offer ideas for service, prayer, and retreat opportunities and share best practices around the engagement and promotion of our local and national programs.

Join an interactive, engaging workshop on how to build confidence and courage in having difficult conversations. This workshop will provide you with tools and the opportunity to use them as you practice having conversations with case studies that will support your leadership development. You will leave feeling more equipped, prepared and ready to be a leader that role models the power of Empathy, Curiosity, and Humility to take Ownership in every conversation.

A pillar of the Notre Dame experience is growing in our faith, and we hope that lifelong journey continues for all who wish to deepen their relationship with God. We invite you to discover all that the Alumni Association has to offer in this area, including FaithND content, club prayer practices, alumni group special events, and exciting developments for the future. Though faith is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor, we hope to offer everyone something to help in this pursuit.

Have your club events stagnated? Are you seeing the same people showing up to the same traditional events? Are your events getting harder to plan? And does the effort to break through these walls seem overwhelming? This session will give you ideas — and specific examples — on how to shake up your events and make them accessible and engaging to new and old audiences alike, while keeping the load manageable for your leadership and volunteer team.

Whether you call them liaisons, ambassadors, or something else, your club may want to create a leadership role for current students. YoungND interviewed student liaisons from various clubs, and we're excited to help you explore what the role should look like and how to create a meaningful experience. After hearing from current liaisons and diving into our new toolkit, you'll leave with a clearer idea of what your club's next steps might be to work with current students to expand your club's impact.