Description
The LIVE Notre Dame Day broadcast will kick-off at 18:42 pm ET (6:42 pm ET) on April 24 at NOTREDAMEDAY.ND.EDU. The 29-hour broadcast will showcase Notre Dame stories from around the world, as well as live interviews, special musical performances, remotes, in-studio performances and surprise celebrity guests. Please spread the word and help us earn votes! Follow the celebration on social media with #NDday.
Donations are applied to...
Your donations will go to supporting scholarly engagement at Notre Dame - from funding undergraduate research grants, to assisting with national fellowship preparation, to supporting the Sorin Scholars honors program. Voting for CUSE will directly impact Notre Dame students' education outside of the classroom, which will help them stand out as they pursue postgraduate success.
Personal Message
Welcome to the ND Day page for the Center for Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement! “Scholarly engagement” involves building on classroom experiences in ways that engage meaningfully with the world. Examples include national fellowship opportunities, research, creative endeavors, service learning, internships, activism, and demonstrations of leadership. CUSE’s mission is to facilitate scholarly engagement for undergraduates at the University of Notre Dame by inspiring them to pursue it, educating them about the possibilities for doing so, and guiding them to the resources within and beyond the University for realizing these possibilities. Please help us share the word about our ND Day campaign by clicking the links below! Thank you in advance for your support.
Why are donations necessary?
During this exciting time, we have the unique opportunity to earn a portion of a $1 Million! Make a $10 gift on Notre Dame Day (April 24 – 25), and receive 5 votes to cast. The total number of votes we receive decides our percentage of the $1 Million. Please vote for us and help support Notre Dame undergraduates as they conduct research, become Rhodes Scholars and Fulbright Students, and start to have an impact on their communities as undergraduates.