Staff Resources

This page is designed to give you quick, easy access to a variety of resources and information sources across the College and University. Have suggestions for additional links? Email us.

Administrative Staff Meeting Minutes
Calendars
Forms and Policies – Faculty Administration
Forms – Human Resources
Forms – Procurement, Requisitions, Reimbursements, Etc.
Forms and Policies – Space Requests
Special Programs
Operations Resources
ND Voice Survey 2010

Administrative Staff Meeting Minutes

Note: An archive of previous meeting minutes will soon be available on the College’s G Drive.

Calendars

Submit an event to the Arts and Letters calendar

Forms and Policies – Faculty Administration

Note: You can type into many of the following interactive (.pdf) forms, but you will not be able to save them so please print hard copies for your records. You cannot type into the following (.xls) forms so you will need to download them to your computer to use.

  • Form P
    Note: This is a two-page form that you must copy onto a one-page, two-sided document before submitting.

Forms – Human Resources

Below is a list of frequently used Human Resources forms and webpages. Additional other forms can be found on the HR website.

Forms – Procurement, Requisitions, Reimbursements, Etc.

Below is a list of frequently used accounting forms and webpages. Additional forms can be found on the Controller’s website.

Forms and Policies – Space Requests

Lists of Note

Special Programs

Operations Resources

Arts and Letters News

  • Film Festival Showcases Students' Projects

    One weekend last month, members of the Notre Dame community sat down to watch 16 films, ranging from comedies to dramas and documentaries, in one evening. But these movies weren’t made in Hollywood. That’s because the 23rd annual Student Film Festival showcased the work of many students in the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre. Read More >

  • Political Scientist Daniel Philpott Begins Research on Forgiveness in Uganda

    What role, if any, does forgiveness play in the context of war, in the wake of unspeakable atrocities? Daniel Philpott, associate professor of political science and peace studies, recently returned from Uganda, where he is exploring the practice of forgiveness among survivors of the two-decades-long civil war between the Lord’s Resistance Army and the Ugandan government. Read More >

  • Psychologist Mark Cummings Studies How Political Violence Impacts Children

    Political violence and the aftermath of war are known to be harmful to children’s and teens’ mental health and well-being, but until now, few studies have examined how this happens. A new longitudinal study of neighborhoods in Belfast, Northern Ireland, led by University of Notre Dame Psychology Professor Mark Cummings, has found political violence affects children by upsetting the ways their families function, resulting in behavior problems and mental health symptoms among the youths over extended periods of time. Read More >

  • Psychologist Cindy Bergeman Studies Aging and Resiliency

    In an early job as a social worker for senior citizens, Cindy Bergeman began to wonder: Why did some of the people she worked with have such a positive attitude while others seemed so dreary? When faced with adversity or stress, why did some weather the storm better than others? Bergeman, now a professor in Notre Dame’s Department of Psychology, has spent more than two decades pursuing the answers to those questions. Read More >