The coronavirus pandemic has affected the daily rhythm for all of us. For some, it is impacting their livelihood. Whether a job loss, a furlough, or financial pressures on small businesses, we pray for all of you who have been or may be affected. For others, perhaps the changing landscape has caused you to pause and consider your future aspirations. Wherever you are at this moment, the Alumni Association has resources to assist you.
This is also a challenging time for our students, and in particular, members of the Class of 2020. The Meruelo Family Center for Career Development is welcoming assistance from members of the ND family who are interested in supporting our students’ career and professional aspirations in the weeks and months ahead.
Be assured of our continued prayers for you and the entire Notre Dame family.
Yours in Notre Dame,
Dolly Duffy ’84
Executive Director
Notre Dame Alumni Association duffy1984@nd.edu
Seamstress Pivots to Make Facemasks
Nina Ansimova, a seamstress at St. Michael’s Laundry, has been producing up to 60 masks per day for staff members remaining on campus.
ATHLETICS
The First 48
After months of sweat, hard work, and dedication, the championship journey for seven members of the Notre Dame track and field team abruptly ended, leaving them reeling when they were sent home from the NCAA Indoor Championships.
Tommy Rees ’13 and the Relentless Pursuit
After an illustrious collegiate career and a rise through the coaching ranks, Tommy Rees ’13 is ready to take over as Notre Dame’s offensive coordinator.
NOTRE DAME MAGAZINE
Anchored
Broadcast journalist Sheldon Dutes ’07 went overseas at the wrong time. Here’s how he reported for duty from home.
Questionnaire: Kaitlin Wowak
An expert on supply chains discusses the challenges for businesses shifting production to equipment needed in the fight against COVID-19.
The Saint Who Became a Leper Josh Noem ’98, ’05 M.Div. takes a look at St. Damien of Molokai’i, a missionary who went to the ends of the earth to quarantine with lepers.
