Office for Undergraduate Studies
- Ally Brantley
- History and Hesburgh Program in Public Service
- Class of 2009
- Michelle Carlisle
- Film, Television, and Theatre and Theology
- Class of 2010
- Vanessa Milano
- Russian and Biological Sciences
- Class of 2009
- Arlene Ortiz-Leytte
- Program of Liberal Studies and Latin American Studies
- Class of 2008
- Jarrod Waugh
- Philosophy and Theology
- Class of 2008
Do you have registration questions for the upcoming semester?
If you are not a sophomore planning on Studying Abroad next year, please make an appointment or stop by 104 O'Shaughnessy after Nov. 9th.
Are you a sophomore planning on Studying Abroad?
- Think about how the program you are interested in fits with your academic goals
- Start an on-line application in the OIS site http://www.nd.edu/~ois
- See your director of undergraduate studies, before getting Dean’s approval
- Read and fill out the following
chart before making an appointment with a Dean - Consult with a Dean in 104 O’Shaughnessy Hall to secure approval before the deadline of NOVEMBER 6, 2009
- Look at the following guidelines to determine how to get credit for courses from abroad
Important notice: You need to have completed CSEM by the time you go abroad as well as your two math and science requirements
Helpful websites to find courses are:
http://www.nd.edu/~ois/Courses/Courses.html
http://oisserver.intl-studies.nd.edu/Course_Database/Search.cfm
Welcome to the Office for Undergraduate Studies!
Our Mission is to serve, educate, empower...more
Contact us:
Location: 104 O'Shaughnessy
Hours: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Walk-ins: MWF 1:30PM-4:00PM and TTh 9:00AM-11:00AM
Appointments: Please call (574)631-7098
Our main goal:
Our Office’s main goal is to help you throughout your undergraduate education at the University of Notre Dame. Our team of Assistant Deans share a range of responsibilities, including general and developmental advising of current Notre Dame undergraduate and transfer students; coordination of the transfer and readmission application process; planning and oversight of sophomore PIN Night; approval to study abroad; and extensive advising regarding completion of courses while abroad and the incorporation of this experience into your academic path at large. Additionally, we are the unit responsible for certification of your undergraduate degree status.
Also, the Deans work diligently with faculty, Directors of Undergraduate Studies (DUS), and various offices across campus to plan course scheduling, coordinate New Faculty Orientation, and to develop partnerships to better serve the Notre Dame community.
Each Dean has been assigned a set of special projects and initiatives. Hopefully, the following information will offer you an overview of our main activities for this academic year:
Why should I Meet the Undergraduate Deans?
Stuart Greene, Associate Dean
º Because you are interested in talking about undergraduate research and sources of funding. He oversees LBC
º Because you are interested in education. He directs the minor in Education, Schooling, and Society, does research on public schools, and is the liaison for the Education Program at SMC
º Because you are interested in writing a thesis. He chaired a committee on developing a thesis culture in the College
Paulette G. Curtis, Assistant Dean
Adela Penagos, Assistant Dean
º Because I am thinking of applying to ACE. She has served in the ACE Selection Committee since 2000
º Because I am interested in studying abroad. She grew up in Mexico and has been an international student in France and the USA
º Because I am thinking of applying to law school. She attended Chicaco-Kent College of Law
Ava Preacher, Assistant Dean
Joseph Stanfiel, Assistant Dean
º Because I would like to become involved with the Journal of Undergraduate Research. He is the faculty advisor for the JUR
Vicki Toumayan, Assistant Dean
ºBecause I am pursuing ALPP
ºBecause I would like to study abroad. She has studied abroad on numerous occasions and lived in Angers for two years, helping with the ND program there
Important Things To Do Now: A Letter from Dean John McGreevy
This letter from Dean McGreevy to sophomores and juniors explains ways to avoid missing out on important opportunities and University and College resources that can help students to begin planning now for their post-graduate goals.
Important Opportunities for You:
Study Abroad and Foreign Languages
- Center for the Study of Foreing Languages and Cultures
- Office of International Programs
- International Summer Service Learning Project
- The Kellogg Institute for International Studies
- The Nanovic Institute for European Studies
- The Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies
Career Opportunities
Undergraduate Research and Grant Opportunities
Post-graduate Opportunities
