NOTRE DAME NOTRE DAME NOTRE DAME NOTRE DAME BARBARA JOHNSTON NDND MAY 2018 News for Notre Dame faculty and staff and their families Associate professor Susan Sheridan with student Alex Acuna ’18 All Together Anthropology and Psychology under Now one roof in Corbett Family Hall Pages 8-9 Academic/Research Space Expands National Champs INSIDE Pages 4-6 Page 16 2 | NDWorks | May 2018 center, he taught immersion seminars students. Storm the Stadium will in Hispanic ministry and education. feature three stair courses that will NEWS He regularly teaches a development take participants up, down and of theology course for undergraduate around Notre Dame Stadium. A BRIEFS students who have participated in The event features a long course service learning. of 3,600 steps, an 1,800-step short course and a 700-step walking DOSS NAMED TO ROCKWELL course, along with an on-field family CENTER’S SOCIETY OF FELLOWS fun zone with inflatables and games PEOPLE for children ages 13 and younger. Erika Doss, professor of American The studies, has been named to the event is not FATHER SANDBERG TO DIRECT first-ever Society of Fellows for a race, but MOMENT CENTER FOR SOCIAL CONCERNS the Norman Rockwell Center for participants American Visual Studies. will receive a 5 Rev. Kevin Sandberg, C.S.C., Established to bring leading medal upon completion of the course has been appointed Leo and thinkers to the study of nearly 1 as well as an event shirt and free Arlene Hawk Executive Director 200 years of American illustration of the Center for Social Concerns, concessions. The cost to participate is 7 art, the group hopes to more fully $40 for climbers or $5 each for those effective July 1. He has served as develop the language and discourse acting director of the center during wishing to access only the on-field Notre Dame, Indiana of an academic discipline devoted to family fun zone. For more details or academic year 2017-18 while Rev. published art. Paul Kollman, C.S.C., has been to register, visit stormthestadium. An art historian, Doss’ research has nd.edu. There’s a reason there’s a “Notre Dame, Indiana.” In on research leave. Father Kollman focused on 20th- and 21st-century 1850, Father Sorin began petitioning the federal has served as the center’s executive American artists, including how government to locate a post office on campus. director since 2012 and will resume NOTRE DAME PRESS BOOKS modern painters such as Edward Beyond the convenience factor, Sorin knew there full-time teaching and research in the AVAILABLE ONLINE Hopper, Georgia O’Keeffe and Andy were many other benefits associated with having Department of Theology on June 30. Warhol dabbled in commercial art The University of Notre Dame a federal facility on the campus, including the Since joining the center in 2014, and advertising. Press and the Hesburgh Libraries Father Sandberg has directed the opportunity to generate revenue, the inclusion of As part of her fellowship, Doss announce the launch of the Notre Notre Dame on all official government maps and Common Good Initiative, a Catholic Dame Press Collection, a digital hopes to research an idea stemming the assurance that roads leading to the campus social teaching immersion course from the popular TV show “Mad collection of select book titles and would be better maintained. After some persuading, for graduate students with sites in Men” — what life was like for female chapters available online through the federal government established a post office Haiti, Cuba, Uganda, Jerusalem and illustrators in post-World War II CurateND, University of Notre at Notre Dame on Jan. 6, 1851. Father Sorin was Detroit. In a previous stint at the advertising agencies, how successful Dame’s institutional repository. they were and what work they The titles in the Notre Dame appointed postmaster, a position he held until his produced. Press Collection are all searchable death in 1893. online. However, the access rights vary across the collection. Permissions WHAT’S GOING ON range from full-text ebook access for MATT CASHORE MATT the Notre Dame campus community STORM THE STADIUM ON JULY 4 to chapter-only access for both On Wednesday, July 4, the campus and global audiences. University’s Office of Military and Regardless of access rights, each item Veterans Affairs will host the ultimate is linked to the Notre Dame Press stair-climbing challenge, Storm the website for seamless purchase in both Stadium, with proceeds benefiting print and e-book formats. Sandberg the University’s military-connected New from Notre Dame Press A book published by Notre Dame Theodore Cachey Press, “Meditations on the Life of and Christian Christ: The Short Italian Text,” by Moevs, Department Sarah McNamer, associate professor of Romance Languages of English and medieval studies at and Literatures. The Georgetown University, has been Saving students series is dedicated Jonathan Evershed’s “Ghosts of the recognized with the Aldo and to publishing mod- Jeanne Scaglione Publication Award Somme: Commemoration and Cul- money on textbooks ern scholarship on ture War in Northern Ireland” ($55) for a Manuscript in Italian Literary Dante and 13th- and Studies by the Modern Language draws on two years of ethnographic Faculty teaching courses in the 14th-century Italian fieldwork conducted in Belfast, ex- Association. literature that emphasiz- summer or fall semester are The book is part of the William ploring Ulster Loyalist commemora- es the construction and tion of the Battle of the Somme. encouraged to submit their course and Katherine Devers Series in Dante understanding of cultur- material adoptions as soon as possible. and Medieval Italian Literature, Notre Dame Press’ Spring 2018 al tradition. By submitting an adoption early, the edited by Zygmunt Baran´ski, catalog is available online at Nobel Prize-winner Alexander undpress.nd.edu. In addition to bookstore has an opportunity to give Solzhenitsyn’s “March 1917: The Red hardcover and paperback, many students back more money for their Wheel, Node III, Book 1” ($39), his books are now available electronically historical novel of the Russian Rev- books during buyback, source and hold in downloadable formats for devices more used books for resale, submit olution, is the first title in the Notre including Ireland, his experiences during that NON-PROFIT ORG. titles for rental eligibility consideration Dame Center for Ethics and Culture U.S. POSTAGE PAID NOTRE DAME, IN Kindle,PERMIT NO. 10 period including secret talks with Solzhenitsyn Series, which makes Nook, (if not already available), provide digital the British government and impris- available previously untranslated Apple integration options, and ensure that all onment, his leadership role in Sinn works by Solzhenitsyn. iBooks books will be in stock prior to the first Other books published by the Féin, and the tragic hunger strike by and NEW BOOKS day of classes. In addition, students press this spring include several fo- IRA prisoners in 1981. SPRING BOOKS 2018 others. will understand the full cost of course cusing on Ireland. “Before the Dawn: The “Coming of the Celts, AD materials prior to registering for their An Autobiography” ($75), by Gerry 1860,” by Caoimhín De Barra ($45), UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE classes, thus allowing them to research considers what it means to be Celtic, CONNECT WITH US ON: Adams, the president of Sinn Féin, Visit us online at: DAME undpress.nd.edu PRESS describes the development of the focusing on nationalists in Ireland SPRING 2018 pricing, shop around and potentially modern “Troubles’’ in the North of and Wales between 1860 and 1925. PLEASE SEE PAGE 36 FOR NEW DISTRIBUTOR INFORMATION take advantage of the bookstore's Price Match Program. Comments or questions regarding NDWorks? Contact NDWorks managing editor Carol C. 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For Bob, the toll road was There are more than Office of Public Affairs and Communications’ Strategic Content team won free and one traffic lane was exclu- personal advantages to a Gold Award for the web story “The Pearls of Africa,” illustrating the ways sively for him. When Bob arrived at using South Bend’s air- participants in the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders his destination, an empty parking port. A marked increase program are using their training in service to their home countries. Above, a spot waited for him. For Bob, travel in traffic through South business started by a participant employs landmine survivors. was a breeze. Bend International On most days, flying through could be an economic South Bend International Airport is boon for the region. BY MEDIA RELATIONS like that, even if your name isn’t Bob. Airlines invest re- The airport is near where you sources into airports The University walked away with 14 awards from the Michiana Chapter live. Parking is a stone’s throw from where there is demand. of the American Advertising Federation during the recent American the terminal, and the cost to park is That could mean even Advertising Awards Gala at The History Museum in South Bend.