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REUNION 2019 MAY 30 - JUNE 2

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Memorable. Magical.We’re thrilled to welcome you back to campus. We invite you to host a group,

show off your alma mater, stay at the AAA Four Diamond Morris Inn,

and take part in the tradition.

MEETINGS & EVENTS at Notre Dame

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 Let’s Get Social, Transportation, and Campus Numbers

3 Basilica Masses and Children’s Program

4 Thursday Schedule

6 Friday Morning Schedule

8 Friday Afternoon Schedule

10 Friday Evening Schedule

12 Saturday Morning Schedule

14 Saturday Afternoon Schedule

16 Saturday Evening Schedule

18 Sunday Schedule

20 Campus Map

CAMPUS NUMBERSEmergency911

Notre Dame Police Department574-631-5555

University Operator574-631-5000

Basilica of the Sacred Heart574-631-8029

Reunion Headquarters574-631-6000

Reunion Transportation574-631-9305574-631-9311

REUNION TRANSPORTATIONHours of Operation:Thursday, Friday & Saturday: 8:00 AM - MidnightSunday: 8:00 AM - Noon

Check the map in the inside back cover for detailed Transpo Pickup Stops.

ND MOBILE APPLICATION This app, provided by the Notre Dame Alumni Association, connects you with our events through your mobile and tablet devices. Enjoy the convenience that an app provides for association events such as Reunion. Download now so you can plan your schedule, connect with event attendees, and stay up on all of the latest event details! Please select the “Reunion” persona once inside the app!

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LET’S GET SOCIAL

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LITURGIES AND SACRAMENTS OF RECONCILIATION AT THE BASILICA OF THE SACRED HEART

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMHOURS OF OPERATION: Friday & Saturday, 9:00 am – 11:00 pmLOCATION: Stepan Center / Cavanaugh HallThe children’s programs are designed for children ages 4-11 and 12-17. The programs allow you to drop off and pick up your children any time during set hours throughout the weekend. No reservations are needed in order to participate, however, pre-registration through the online Reunion registration form is required.

Our counselors on-site will be leading the children in a variety of activities throughout the weekend. For a complete listing of activities, please refer to the mobile app.

Lunch and dinner meals will be provided on Friday and Saturday and are included in the youth price package.

Thursday, May 30Sacrament of Reconciliation - 11:00 amDaily Mass - 11:30 am

Friday, May 31Sacrament of Reconciliation - 11:00 amDaily Mass - 11:30 am

Saturday, June 1Vigil Mass - 5:00 pm

Sunday, June 2Sunday Mass - 10:00 am

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2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

SOUTH END STADIUM EXPERIENCEGate C, Notre Dame StadiumSee next page for tour descriptions.

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm

CAMPUS WALKING TOUREck Visitors Center

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

CLASS OF 1959 MASSSt. Stephen Chapel, Badin Hall

4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

REUNION OPENING RECEPTIONFoley’s, O’Neill Hall (Enter through Door 10)

6:00 pm

EVENING CLASS EVENTSVarious LocationsSee next page for details.

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T H U R S DAY 10:00 am - 11:30 am


Noon - 1:00 pm

AA MEETINGW225, Duncan Student Center

Noon - 4:00 pm

CLASS OF 1959 HALF DAY OF RECOLLECTIONRoom 104, Coleman-Morse Center

1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

LOG CHAPEL TOURLog Chapel

1:30 pm - 4:45 pm

CLASS OF 1969 SEMINARSMendoza College of BusinessOpen to all. See next page for details.

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

BUS TOUR: CHAPELS OF NOTRE DAMEDepart from McKenna HallSee next page for tour descriptions.

1:45 pm - 2:30 pm

BISHOPS’ MUSEUM TOURMeet outside Sacristy, Basilica of the Sacred HeartSee next page for tour descriptions.

Reunion HQ - Eck Visitors Center, 8:00 am to Midnight

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Class of 1969 SeminarsSponsored by the Class of 1969 | Open to all Mendoza College of Business

1:30 pm - 2:05 pm (Room 162)David Coulter ‘69 “Better Living Through Poetry”

2:10 pm - 2:50 pm (Room 162)Gregory Hipskind ‘69 “The New ‘Plastics’: The Brain and the Emerging Role of Photomedicine in the Neuroplasticity of Various Brain Disorders”

3:00 pm - 4:45 pm (Jordan Auditorium)John Wehrheim ‘69 “Edge of Paradise” Movie ScreeningDonations welcome. Proceeds go to support the Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund.

Evening Class Events6:00 pm - 9:00 pmClass of 1954 GatheringLegends of Notre Dame

6:00 pm - 8:00 pmClass of 1959 Dinner & ReceptionRemick Commons, Carole Sandner Hall

6:45 pm - 9:00 pmClass of 1964 DinnerParisi’s Ristorante Italiano (RSVP requested.)

6:00 pm - MidnightClass of 1979 Picnic & GatheringTent, Ryan Hall

6:00 pm - 9:00 pmClass of 1984 ReceptionRooftop, Jordan Hall of Science

Tours10:00 am - 11:30 am & 3:00 pm - 4:30 pmCampus Walking TourEck Visitors Center

1:00 pm - 1:45 pmLog Chapel TourLog Chapel

1:30 pm - 3:00 pmBus Tour: Chapels of Notre DameDepart from McKenna HallJoin Rev. Paul Doyle, C.S.C. ‘65, ‘75 M.Div. on a tour of a variety of campus chapels. Reflect on various aspects of our lives of faith represented in the architecture of these sacred places. No tickets required.

1:45 pm - 2:30 pmBishops’ Museum TourMeet outside Sacristy, Basilica of the Sacred HeartThe Bishops’ Museum, located in the Basilica’s basement, contains pontificalia of various American bishops, dating back to the 19th century.

2:00 pm - 4:00 pmSouth End Stadium ExperienceGate C, Notre Dame StadiumStep inside historic Notre Dame Stadium to take photos, see the football field, and visit the recently updated concourse celebrating the Fighting Irish’s long legacy of football All-Americans. No tickets required.

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10:00 am - 11:15 am

NOTRE DAME PERSPECTIVES: THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN CRISISWashington HallSee next page for details.

10:30 am - 12:30 pm

CLASS OF 1969 MBA TOURSBegins at Stayer Center for Executive Education

11:00 am - 1:15 pm

LUNCHSouth Dining Hall

11:30 am - 12:30 pm

CLASS SEMINARSSponsored by classes | Open to all

Class of 1969: Tony Alessandra ‘69 “How to Read a Person Like a Book”LaBar Recital Hall, O’Neill Hall of Music

Class of 1974: William “Tuck” Hopkins ‘74 and Chris Stevens ‘74 “What’s Your Next Act: Inspired Leadership Initiative”Room 1030, Jenkins and Nanovic Halls

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F R I DAY MORNING Reunion HQ - Eck Visitors Center, 8:00 am to MidnightChildren’s Program - Stepan Center / Cavanaugh Hall, 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

6:30 am - 10:00 am

BREAKFASTSouth Dining Hall

8:00 am - Noon

VENUEND TOURDuncan Student CenterSee next page for details.

8:30 am - 9:30 am

CLASS OF 1954 MASSDuncan Hall Chapel

8:30 am - 10:00 am

VIETNAM WAR COMMEMORATION AND MILITARY RECOGNITIONMain BuildingSee next page for details.

10:00 am - 11:00 am


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10:00 am - 11:15 am Washington Hall

Notre Dame faculty, alumni, and experts will address the current climate in the Church and, most importantly, clearly discuss solutions and the path forward. The panel will be moderated by Anne Thompson ‘79 of NBC News, and panelists include Betsy Bohlen ‘90, Chief Operating Officer, Archdiocese of Chicago; Kathleen Cummings ‘95 M.A., ‘99 Ph.D., Director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism; John Cavadini, Director of the McGrath Institute for Church Life; Peter Steinfels, Notre Dame Laetare Medal recipient, and former co-director of the Fordham University Center on Religion and Culture.

VenueND Tour8:00 am - Noon

Meet at the Duncan Student Center for this walking tour of some new stadium spaces including the Dahnke Ballroom and other hospitality areas. No tickets required. Guided tours depart every 20 minutes.

Vietnam War Commemoration and Military Recognition8:30 am - 10:00 am Main Building

Join the Notre Dame Alumni Association, Office of Military & Veterans Affairs, ROTC program and the Class of 1969 for this special military recognition event. All alumni & friends are invited to attend this event.

Notre Dame Perspectives: The Catholic Church in Crisis

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F R I DAY AFTERNOON Reunion HQ - Eck Visitors Center, 8:00 am to MidnightChildren’s Program - Stepan Center / Cavanaugh Hall, 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

LOG CHAPEL TOURLog Chapel

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

UNIVERSITY LEADERS FORUMJordan Auditorium, Mendoza College of BusinessSee next page for details.

1:45 pm - 2:30 pm

BISHOPS’ MUSEUM TOURMeet outside Sacristy, Basilica of the Sacred HeartSee Page 5 for tour descriptions.

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm


2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

SOUTH END STADIUM EXPERIENCEGate C, Notre Dame StadiumSee Page 5 for tour descriptions.

2:30 pm - 6:30 pm

REFRESHMENT HUBWest Concourse, Notre Dame Stadium

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

BUS TOUR OF CAMPUSDepart from McKenna Hall

2:30 pm - 4:30 pm

ND EXPLORESVarious LocationsSee next page for details.

2:30 pm - 3:15 pm

DVT ACADEMIC SEMINARDigital Visualization Theater, Jordan Hall of ScienceSee next page for details.

2:30 pm - 4:15 pm

‘EDGE OF PARADISE’ MOVIE SCREENING Sponsored by the Class of 1969 | Open to allMcKenna Hall AuditoriumDonations welcome. Proceeds go to support the Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund.

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm


3:30 pm - 4:00 pm

VOW RENEWALBasilica of the Sacred HeartSee next page for details.

3:45 pm - 4:30 pm

DVT ACADEMIC SEMINARDigital Visualization Theater, Jordan Hall of ScienceSee next page for details.

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ND Explores2:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Get a behind-the-scenes look at new buildings around campus, experience hands-on activities, and learn something new from the campus groups that use these buildings every day. Transportation will be provided at three stops: Notre Dame Stadium, Innovation Park, and McCourtney Hall (See campus map for location details). The bus will be running on a continuous loop throughout the ND Explores timeframe.

McCourtney Hall: Are you interested in learning what has changed since you graduated? During this open house you can meet with researchers from the McCourtney Hall of Molecular Sciences and Engineering, who study everything from the environmental sciences to cancer, data science to wireless technology, and more. Don’t miss experiential displays and STEM-themed food and drinks!

Innovation Park (Leighton and Quinn Halls): Come see one of the newest spaces on campus, Quinn Hall; make your own Reunion luggage tag on a laser cutter; and learn about startup companies, student and faculty work, and why the IDEA Center needs your help! Enjoy snacks and beverages on the 3rd floor patio of Leighton Hall and meet the IDEA Center team.

DVT Academic Seminar2:30 pm - 3:15 pm & 3:45 pm - 4:30 pmDigital Visualization Theater, Jordan Hall of Science

Interstellar Exploration at the DVT

Timothy C. Beers, Grace-Rupley Professor of Physics; Keith Davis, Director, Digital Visualization Theater

In August 2017, in a galaxy 130 million years away, the discovery of gravitational waves emitted by merging neutron stars literally shook the scientific world, and finally made it possible to understand the origin of the lower half of the Periodic Table of the Elements. And Notre Dame was there. Notre Dame astronomer Timothy Beers and DVT Director Keith Davis tell the exciting story of this discovery, and current explorations of individual stars in the halo of the Milky Way that will provide the full picture of the creation of the elements.

Vow Renewal3:30 pm - 4:00 pmWhether you have been married for a few weeks or 50 years, you can renew the vows you made on your wedding day during this prayer service at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart.

University Leaders Forum1:30 pm - 2:30 pmJordan Auditorium, Mendoza College of Business

Interested in learning more about the University’s key initiatives and future plans? Please join us for this special conversation with Executive Vice President John Affleck-Graves, moderated by Dolly Duffy ’84, the executive director of the Alumni Association. Affleck-Graves will discuss the University’s strategic initiatives, share reflections on his time at the University, and answer your questions.

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F R I DAY EVENING

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

CLASS MASSESClass of 1969 MBA Log Chapel

Class of 1969 and 50 Year Club Basilica of the Sacred Heart

Class of 1974 O’Neill Family Hall Chapel

Class of 1984 Keough Hall Chapel

Class of 1989 Lewis Hall Chapel

Class of 1994 Grotto

Class of 1999 Dillon Hall Chapel

Class of 2004 Breen-Phillips Hall Chapel

Class of 2009 Farley Hall Chapel

Class of 2014 Keenan-Stanford Hall Chapel

6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

CLASS RECEPTIONS & DINNERS50 Year Club Sorin’s, Morris Inn

Class of 1954 Private Dining Rooms, Morris Inn

Class of 1959 Monogram Room, Joyce Center

Class of 1964 Center Dining Area, McKenna Hall

Class of 1969 MBA Oak Room, South Dining Hall

Class of 1969 West Wing, South Dining Hall

Class of 1974 East Wing, South Dining Hall

Class of 1979 Downes Club, Corbett Family Hall

Class of 1984 Dahnke Ballroom, Duncan Student Center

Class of 1989 Foley’s, O’Neill Hall

Class of 1994 Smith Ballroom, Morris Inn

Classes of 1999, 2004, 2009, and 2014, Graduate, Law & Business Alumni Taste of ND West Concourse, Notre Dame Stadium

9:00 pm - Midnight


9:00 pm - 10:30 pm

SORIN: A NOTRE DAME STORYWashington HallSee next page for details.

9:00 pm - Midnight

REFRESHMENT HUBWest Concourse, Notre Dame StadiumLocated in the West Concourse of the House That Rockne Built, stop by for a beverage, music and dancing, and a night of catching up with your classmates and Notre Dame family. Refreshment Hub passes are included in all Reunion packages. Single tickets are also available at the door for other guests and those without packages.

Reunion HQ - Eck Visitors Center, 8:00 am to MidnightChildren’s Program - Stepan Center / Cavanaugh Hall, 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

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Sorin: A Notre Dame Story9:00 pm - 10:30 pm Washington Hall

Sorin: A Notre Dame Story is a one-person play about the dawn of the University of Notre Dame as told by the intrepid Holy Cross priest who founded it, Rev. Edward Sorin, C.S.C.

Directed by Patrick Vassel ‘07—Associate Director of Broadway’s smash hit, Hamilton—and written by celebrated playwright Christina Telesca Gorman ‘91, Sorin stars Anthony Lawton ‘89 as Father Sorin in a transformational performance that carries the audience through a sweeping journey of faith, character, and resolve. From his voyage to the United States to rebuilding Notre Dame from the ashes and more, this unforgettable play is a window into Father Sorin’s remarkable life and the astonishing history—and hopeful future—of Notre Dame.

Free but ticketed event open to all Reunion attendees. Tickets will be distributed one hour prior to showtime at the venue box office.

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S AT U R DAY MORNING

6:30 am - 10:00 am

BREAKFASTNorth and South Dining Halls

8:00 am - Noon

VENUEND TOURDuncan Student CenterSee Page 7 for details.

8:30 am - 9:30 am

OUTDOOR STATIONS OF THE CROSS Sponsored by the Class of 1974 | Open to allMeet at the Grotto

8:30 - 9:30 am

SELECT CLASS PHOTOSOutside Main Building 50 Year Club 8:30 am - 8:45 am

Class of 1954 8:45 am - 9:00 am

Class of 1959 9:00 am - 9:15 am

Class of 1964 9:15 am - 9:30 am

9:00 am - 10:00 am

CLASS OF 1979 MASSRyan Hall Chapel

9:30 am - 10:30 am

CLASS OF 1984 SEMINARLaBar Recital Hall, O’Neill Hall of MusicSponsored by the Class of 1984 | Open to all

F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter: A Case Study in Technology and Business Innovation

Vice Admiral Mat Winter ‘84

9:30 am - Noon

ACADEMIC SEMINARSVarious LocationsSee next page for times, locations, and details.

Reunion HQ - Eck Visitors Center, 8:00 am to 7:00 pmChildren’s Program - Stepan Center / Cavanaugh Hall, 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

10:00 am - 11:00 am


10:00 am - 11:30 am


10:00 am - 11:00 am

ALL CLASS MASS CHOIR REHEARSALRoom 329, Coleman-Morse Center

10:30 am - Noon

‘CATHOLICS VS. CONVICTS’ Sponsored by the Class of 1989 | Open to allBrowning Cinema, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

10:30 am - Noon

OPEN HOUSE AT MCDONALD CENTER FOR STUDENT WELL-BEINGSponsored by the Class of 1979 | Open to all2nd Floor, St. Liam Hall

11:00 am - Noon

SELECT CLASS PHOTOSSouth QuadGraduate Alumni 11:00 am - 11:15 am

Class of 2014 11:15 am - 11:30 am

Class of 2009 11:30 am - 11:45 am

Class of 2004 11:45 am - Noon

11:00 am - 12:30 pm

ND WOMEN CONNECT EVENTMcKenna Hall Auditorium & AtriumSee next page for details.

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Academic Seminars9:30 am - 10:30 amWhat’s Next for the Supreme CourtMcCartan Courtroom, Eck Hall of LawPRESENTER: Richard Garnett, Paul J. Schierl/Fort Howard Corporation Professor of Law; Concurrent Professor of Political Science

With a new justice recently appointed, and more changes possibly on the horizon, what’s next for the Supreme Court? Join Professor Richard Garnett, former clerk for Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist, as he discusses recent rulings and future cases.

Memory as We Grow Older Sponsored by the Notre Dame Senior AlumniJordan Auditorium, Mendoza College of BusinessPRESENTER: Joshua Koen, Assistant Professor of Psychology

Our brain and memory undergo changes as we grow older. Join Professor Joshua Koen to hear about the basic concepts and recent research on memory and aging, and learn facts and tips on what does (and doesn’t) aid memory later in life.

Understanding China as a World PowerMcKenna Hall AuditoriumPRESENTER: Lionel Jensen, Associate Professor of East Asian Languages & Cultures and History

Today the expansion of China is a source of global concern. Under the aegis of Chinese Communist Party’s leader, Xi Jinping, the once “peaceful rise” of China as a world economic power has taken a more confrontational turn. Why? These and other topics will be addressed and placed in proper context so that China may be understood rather than feared.

11:00 am - NoonMagic of the MindMcCartan Courtroom, Eck Hall of LawPRESENTER: James Brockmole ‘99, Professor of Psychology; Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Collegiate Chair; Associate Dean for the Social Sciences

On stage, magicians use illusion, misdirection, and deception to create a fantasy of impossibility that audiences are willing to believe to be real. Using real-world examples and demonstrations, this talk explains why we are prone to see what isn’t there, miss what is right before our eyes, remember seeing things that didn’t happen, and nevertheless make it through a day of living unscathed.

A Pope on the Margins: Pope Francis’s Vision for the ChurchJordan Auditorium, Mendoza College of BusinessPRESENTER: J. Matthew Ashley, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology; Director, Master of Divinity

This lecture examines Francis’s pontificate by looking at how his experience as a Jesuit and as Archbishop in Argentina has shaped his vision of the Church as a principal sign and instrument of God’s mercy in the world, especially “on the margins.”

Technology & The Future of WorkCenter for Career Development, 5th Floor, Duncan Student CenterPRESENTER: Brett Beasley, Associate Director, Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership

A decade ago, it seemed that only routine tasks could be automated. But machines and computers no longer simply weld widgets. Now they write articles, conduct complex financial analyses, and perform surgery, and it can make you wonder if any job is safe. In this session, we’ll consider a few visions of what the future of work might look like. Then we’ll step back from automation anxiety to consider why we work in the first place. Finally, participants will discover practical strategies to make work more meaningful in an era of automation.

ND Women Connect Event: Memories & Mimosas11:00 am - 12:30 pmMcKenna Hall Auditorium & Atrium

ND Women Connect invites you to socialize, share your memories, and be inspired at our alumnae cocktail reception followed by the launch of “In Her Own Words: Stories from the Early Years of Coeducation at Notre Dame.” Join us as we interview pioneering ND women graduates from the 1970’s and prepare for the milestone celebration of 50 years of coeducation at Notre Dame in 2022.

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S AT U R DAY AFTERNOON

11:30 am - 1:30 pm

50 YEAR CLUB LUNCHEON / PICNICWilliam and Mary Ann Smith Ballroom, Morris Inn

11:30 am - 1:30 pm

ALL CLASS PICNICSouth Quad

Noon - 1:30 pm

CLASS OF 1969 50 YEAR CLUB INDUCTION LUNCHEON & PHOTOPurcell Pavilion, Joyce Center

Noon - 1:30 pm

SELECT CLASS PHOTOSSouth QuadClass of 1999 Noon - 12:15 pm

Class of 1994 12:15 pm - 12:30 pm

Class of 1989 12:30 pm - 12:45 pm

Class of 1984 12:45 pm - 1:00 pm

Class of 1974 1:00 pm - 1:15 pm

Class of 1979 1:15 pm - 1:30 pm

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

FR. TED SAID SPEAKER SERIES: CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTSWashington HallSee next page for details.

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

SOUTH END STADIUM EXPERIENCEGate C, Notre Dame StadiumSee Page 5 for tour descriptions.

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm


3:00 pm - 4:30 pm


4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

ALL CLASS MASS & PROGRAMJoyce Center FieldhouseSee next page for details.


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Fr. Ted Said Speaker Series: Civil and Human Rights1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Washington Hall

Short, inspirational talks by Notre Dame faculty and alumni on topics including immigration, the Civil Rights Movement, health care and more. Professor Jennifer Mason McAward ‘94, Director of the Klau Center for Civil and Human Rights, will host the event.

All Class Mass & Program4:00 pm - 5:30 pmJoyce Center FieldhouseJoin your fellow Reunion attendees and classmates for an All Class Mass in the Joyce Center Fieldhouse. Following Mass, please stay for the brief Reunion Program, which will include the presentation of the prestigious Rev. Edward Frederick Sorin Award to NBC News correspondent Anne Thompson ‘79.

SPEAKERS: Sonnie W. Hereford IV ’79, Senior Systems Engineer and Civil Rights Activist; Mary Meg McCarthy ‘80, Executive Director, Heartland Alliance National Immigrant Justice Center; Dr. David Gaus ‘84, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Andean Health and Development; Dianne Pinderhughes, Notre Dame Presidential Faculty Fellow, Chair and Professor in the Department of Africana Studies, and Professor of Political Science; David Hooker, Associate Professor of the Practice of Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding.

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S AT U R DAY EVENING

6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

CLASS RECEPTIONS & DINNERS50 Year Club (including Classes of 1954, 1959, and 1964) Club Naimoli, Joyce Center

Class of 1969 Dahnke Ballroom, Duncan Student Center

Class of 1969 MBA Atrium, Mendoza College of Business

Class of 1974 Downes Club, Corbett Family Hall

Class of 1979 Foley’s, O’Neill Hall

Class of 1999 Smith Ballroom, Morris Inn

Class of 2004 Forum, Jenkins and Nanovic Halls

Class of 2009 West Wing, South Dining Hall

Class of 2014 East Wing, South Dining Hall

Graduate, Law & Business Alumni Oak Room, South Dining Hall

Classes of 1984, 1989, and 1994 Taste of ND West Concourse, Notre Dame Stadium

9:00 pm - Midnight


9:00 pm - 10:30 pm

‘HESBURGH’ FILM SCREENINGLeighton Concert Hall, DeBartolo Performing Arts CenterSee next page for details.

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‘Hesburgh’ Film Screening9:00 pm - 10:30 pm Leighton Concert Hall, DeBartolo Performing Arts CenterA special screening of the new feature-length Fr. Hesburgh film featuring an introduction from director Patrick Creadon ‘89. Hesburgh offers a unique look not only at Fr. Ted’s time at Notre Dame, but his life and legacy as a priest, civil rights champion, and advisor to popes and presidents.

Free but ticketed event open to all Reunion attendees. Tickets will be distributed one hour prior to showtime at the venue box office.

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S U N DAY

6:30 am - 10:00 am

BREAKFASTNorth and South Dining Halls

Noon

RESIDENCE HALLS CLOSE

Reunion HQ - Eck Visitors Center, 8:00 am to Noon

�e Inspired Leadership Initiative is a program for accomplished individuals at the end of their traditional careerswho are looking to become an even more powerful force for good. ILI fellows spend one academic year at Notre Dame in

intellectual immersion and community engagement both local and global, all with the bene�t of the manyrich resources the University has to o�er.

Tom Schreier ’84, Founding Director and Chris Stevens ’74, Founding Co-Director welcome you to Reunion Weekend and invite our classmates and others

to consider what your next act will be.

What’s Your Next Act?FIND OUT AT ILI.ND.EDU

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�e Inspired Leadership Initiative is a program for accomplished individuals at the end of their traditional careerswho are looking to become an even more powerful force for good. ILI fellows spend one academic year at Notre Dame in

intellectual immersion and community engagement both local and global, all with the bene�t of the manyrich resources the University has to o�er.

Tom Schreier ’84, Founding Director and Chris Stevens ’74, Founding Co-Director welcome you to Reunion Weekend and invite our classmates and others

to consider what your next act will be.

What’s Your Next Act?FIND OUT AT ILI.ND.EDU

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POINTS OF INTEREST

Admissions (Main Building) Alumni Association/Eck Visitors CenterBasilica of the Sacred Heart Burke Golf Course (9-Hole)Cedar Grove CemeteryCompton Family Ice ArenaDeBartolo Performing Arts CenterEast GateEck Visitors Center/Alumni AssociationEddy Street Commons Grotto of Our Lady of LourdesHammes Notre Dame BookstoreHesburgh Library Holy Cross Cemetery Joyce Athletic & Convocation Center Main Building McKenna Hall (ND Conference Center)Morris Inn Notre Dame StadiumPurcell Pavilion Snite Museum of Art Ticket Office (Purcell Pavilion Lobby) Warren Golf Course

ALPHABETICAL LISTING

1029 Alumni Hall1216 Alumni Stadium (Soccer)1218 Arlotta Stadium (Lacrosse) 1016 Badin Hall1027 Biolchini Hall of Law 1020 Bond Hall 1040 Breen-Phillips Hall 1036 Cavanaugh Hall 3005 Clarke Memorial Fountain 1163 Coleman-Morse Center

1252 Corbett Family Hall 1033 Cushing Hall of Engineering1144 DeBartolo Hall1030 Dillon Hall1211 Duncan Hall1254 Duncan Student Center 1256 Dunne Hall 1145 Eck Baseball Stadium 1215 Eck Hall of Law 1096 Eck Tennis Pavilion1044 Farley Hall1051 Fisher Hall1088 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering1255 Flaherty Hall

1212 Geddes Hall (McGrath Institute for Church Life, Center for Social Concerns)

1206 Guglielmino Athletics Complex 1142 Hesburgh Center for

International Studies (Kroc Institute, Kellogg Institute)

1023 Howard Hall1220 Innovation Park1250 Jenkins Hall1193 Jordan Hall of Science 1055 Keenan Hall 1178 Keough Hall 1098 Knott Hall1012 LaFortune Student Center/

Huddle1092 Legends 1078 Lewis Hall1097 Loftus Sports Center 1018 Log Chapel 1024 Lyons Hall 1249 McCourtney Hall1154 McGlinn Hall3012 Melissa Cook Stadium (Softball)1148 Mendoza College of Business1025 Morrissey Hall

1250 Nanovic Hall 1093 Nieuwland Science Hall1057 North Dining Hall1079 ND Conference Center

(McKenna Hall) 1001 Old College 1151 O’Neill Family Hall 1253 O'Neill Hall of Music 1052 O’Shaughnessy Hall

(Arts & Letters) 1054 Pangborn Hall 1091 Pasquerilla Hall East 1089 Pasquerilla Hall West 1039 Rockne Memorial1157 Rolfs Athletics Hall1214 Ryan Hall 1185 Sacred Heart Parish Center1099 Siegfried Hall 1013 Sorin Hall1026 South Dining Hall1011 St. Edward’s Hall1035 St. Liam Hall 1058 Stanford Hall1222 Stayer Center for Executive

Education1062 Stepan Center 1213 Stinson-Remick Hall 1012 Student Center (LaFortune)3015 Track & Field 1019 Walsh Hall

1010 Washington Hall 1155 Welsh Family Hall 1038 Zahm Hall

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Ricci FamilyFields

Holy CrossCemetery

Eck South Field

Eck North Field

Basilica

Snite Museum

St. Joseph’s Lake

St. Mary’s Lake

HammesBookstore

Morris Inn

Eck Visitors Center

DeBartolo PerformingArts Center

Joyce Center

Eddy StreetCommons

Cedar Grove Cemetery

East Gate

Main Gate

Main Entrance

Compton Family Ice Arena

Innovation Park

Grotto Main Building

B2 Middle Lot

BLibrary

HesburghLibrary

Notre DameStadium

DeBartolo Hall

McKenna Hall

South Dining Hall

Washington Hall

Jordan Hall of Science

MorrisInnLot

Bookstore Basketball

Courts

A18 BDunne Lot

D2 ReservedB16Lot

A17Lot

B17O18

O12

D2Reserved North Lot

GrottoLot

St. LiamLot

Lyons Lot

A19

B2

ROTC Lot

Bulla Lot

Bookstore Lot (Gated)

BaseballLot

BStadium Lot

CJoyce Lot

CCompton LotNOTRE DAM

E AVENUE

EDDY STREET JOYCE DRIVE

ANGELA BOULEVARD

CORBY DRIVE

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

IND.

933

( US

31/3

3)

CARROLL DRIVE

STEPAN DRIVE

JUNIPER ROAD

LEAHY DRIVE

PALMER STREET

VANESS

➤

IVY COURT

DOUGLAS ROAD

Sculpture Park

DDorr Rd Lot

DLake Lot

DORR ROAD

Lot

Walsh Arch.Lot

B D and Visitor Lot

Bookstore LotTime Limited

ReservedLot

Reserved Lot

Reserved

Reserved

9

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5

4

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GREEN

GREEN

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GREEN

GREEN

TEE

ST

GOLF COURSE

3

1250

12521254

1253

1256

1255

1249

1206

1097

1096

1145

3012

10891091

1185

1062

10991098

1057

1044

10781035

1055

1058

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1001

10181020

1025

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1029

1155

1214

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1051

1154 1151 1178

10191013

1036

1010

1012

1040 1212

1052

1093

1027

1215

1079

1213

1142

1033

1088

1144

1148

1092

12181216

1157

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1222

3015

1039

1054

1211

1984 – Keough Hall

N

3

4

5

109

11

7

6

2

8

1

1969 – McGlinn Hall

50 Year Club – Duncan Hall 1974 – O’Neill Family Hall

1979 – Ryan Hall

1994 – Welsh Family Hall

1999– Dillon Hall

Law/Grad – Zahm Hall

1989 – Lewis Hall

3005 2004 – Breen-Phillips Hall

CAVANAUGH DRIVE

2009 – Farley Hall

2014 – Stanford/Keenan Hall

LEAHY DRIVE

ANGELA BOULEVARD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

MOOSE KRAUSE CIRCLE

ST. MARY’S ROAD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

TWYCKENHAM

DRIVE

ST. JOSEPH’S DR.

JUNIPER ROAD

BULLA ROAD

COURTNEY LANE

HOLY

CROS

S DRI

VE

LEAHY DRIVE

WILSON DRIVE

EDISON ROAD

VANESS

TOLL ROADEXIT 77

➤

IVY COURT

TWYC

KENH

AM D

RIVE

WARRENGOLF COURSE

ENTRANCE

➤

DOUGLAS ROAD

IrishGreen

PurcellPavilion

Ricci FamilyFields

HolyCrossCemetery

Eck South Field

Eck North Field

Basilica

SniteMuseum

St. Joseph’s Lake

St. Mary’s Lake

HammesBookstore

MorrisInn

Eck VisitorsCenter


JoyceCenter

Eddy StreetCommons


East Gate

Main Gate

MainEntrance


Innovation Park

Grotto MainBuilding

B (Wilson Lot)

B2Library

BLot

HesburghLibrary

NotreDameStadium

DeBartolo Hall

McKennaHall

SorinCircle

SouthDiningHall

WashingtonHall


MorrisInnLot

BookstoreBasketball

Courts

A18

A37

B2South Lot

D (Wilson Lot)GraceLot

A17Lot

B17O18

O12

DRugby Lot

A9Lot

A15Lot

A15

A12 A11

A19

B2

B2

Bulla Lot

BK1 B Lot

GoldLotB1

LotC1Lot

C1LotNOTRE DAM

E AVENUE


ANGELA BOULEVARD

CORBY DRIVE

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

IND.

933

( US

31/3

3)

CARROLL DRIVE

STEPAN DRIVE

CAVANAUGH DRIVE

JUNIPER ROAD

LEAHY DRIVE

PALMER STREET

VANESS

➤

IVY COURT

DOUGLAS ROAD

Sculpture Park

D6South Lot

D6North Lot

DORR ROAD

A1Lot

VisitorLot

B D andVisitorLot


ReservedLot

Reserved Lot

Reserved

Reserved

9

8

7

5

4

2

1

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GREEN

GREEN

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GOLF COURSE

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1255

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10181020

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1029

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1052

1093

1027

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1079

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1142

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1088

1144

1148

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1092

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1157

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3015

1039

1054

1211


N

3

4

5

109

11

7

6

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8

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1973 – O’Neill Family Hall50 Year Club – Duncan Hall

1988 – Ryan Hall


Family Dorm – Dillon Hall


1998 – Lewis Hall 1978 – Dunne Hall

2003 – Breen-Phillips Hall



Family - Cavanaugh Hall

1265

Walsh Family Hall 1256

1220

Visitor Lot

MendozaCollege of Business

McCourtney Hall

WestConcourse

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Dorm Assignments

CAMPUS MAP

LEAHY DRIVE

ANGELA BOULEVARD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

MOOSE KRAUSE CIRCLE

ST. MARY’S ROAD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

TWYCKENHAM

DRIVE

ST. JOSEPH’S DR.

JUNIPER ROAD

BULLA ROAD

COURTNEY LANE

HOLY

CROS

S DRI

VE

LEAHY DRIVE

WILSON DRIVE

EDISON ROAD

VANESS

TOLL ROADEXIT 77

➤

IVY COURT

TWYC

KENH

AM D

RIVE

WARRENGOLF COURSE

ENTRANCE

➤

DOUGLAS ROAD

Irish Green

Purcell Pavilion

Ricci FamilyFields

Holy CrossCemetery

Eck South Field

Eck North Field

Basilica

Snite Museum

St. Joseph’s Lake

St. Mary’s Lake

HammesBookstore

Morris Inn

Eck Visitors Center


Joyce Center

Eddy StreetCommons


East Gate

Main Gate

Main Entrance


Innovation Park


B2 Middle Lot

BLibrary

HesburghLibrary

Notre DameStadium

DeBartolo Hall

McKenna Hall

South Dining Hall

Washington Hall


MorrisInnLot


Courts

A18 BDunne Lot

D2 ReservedB16Lot

A17Lot

B17O18

O12


GrottoLot

St. LiamLot

Lyons Lot

A19

B2

ROTC Lot

Bulla Lot


BaseballLot

BStadium Lot

CJoyce Lot


E AVENUE


ANGELA BOULEVARD

CORBY DRIVE

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

IND.

933

( US

31/3

3)

CARROLL DRIVE

STEPAN DRIVE

JUNIPER ROAD

LEAHY DRIVE

PALMER STREET

VANESS

➤

IVY COURT

DOUGLAS ROAD

Sculpture Park

DDorr Rd Lot

DLake Lot

DORR ROAD

Lot

Walsh Arch.Lot

B D and Visitor Lot


ReservedLot

Reserved Lot

Reserved

Reserved

9

8

7

5

4

2

1

PRACTICEGREEN

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TEE

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TEE

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GREEN

GREEN

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GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

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3

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12521254

1253

1256

1255

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1185

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1052

1093

1027

1215

1079

1213

1142

1033

1088

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1148

1092

12181216

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1193

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3015

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1054

1211


N

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8

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1979 – Ryan Hall


1999– Dillon Hall


1989 – Lewis Hall


CAVANAUGH DRIVE



LEAHY DRIVE

ANGELA BOULEVARD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

MOOSE KRAUSE CIRCLE

ST. MARY’S ROAD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

TWYCKENHAM

DRIVE

ST. JOSEPH’S DR.

JUNIPER ROAD

BULLA ROAD

COURTNEY LANE

HOLY

CROS

S DRI

VE

LEAHY DRIVE

WILSON DRIVE

EDISON ROAD

VANESS

TOLL ROADEXIT 77

➤

IVY COURT

TWYC

KENH

AM D

RIVE

WARRENGOLF COURSE

ENTRANCE

➤

DOUGLAS ROAD

IrishGreen

PurcellPavilion

Ricci FamilyFields

HolyCrossCemetery

Eck South Field

Eck North Field

Basilica

SniteMuseum

St. Joseph’s Lake

St. Mary’s Lake

HammesBookstore

MorrisInn

Eck VisitorsCenter


JoyceCenter

Eddy StreetCommons


East Gate

Main Gate

MainEntrance


Innovation Park

Grotto MainBuilding

B (Wilson Lot)

B2Library

BLot

HesburghLibrary

NotreDameStadium

DeBartolo Hall

McKennaHall

SorinCircle

SouthDiningHall

WashingtonHall


MorrisInnLot

BookstoreBasketball

Courts

A18

A37

B2South Lot


A17Lot

B17O18

O12

DRugby Lot

A9Lot

A15Lot

A15

A12 A11

A19

B2

B2

Bulla Lot

BK1 B Lot

GoldLotB1

LotC1Lot

C1LotNOTRE DAM

E AVENUE


ANGELA BOULEVARD

CORBY DRIVE

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

IND.

933

( US

31/3

3)

CARROLL DRIVE

STEPAN DRIVE

CAVANAUGH DRIVE

JUNIPER ROAD

LEAHY DRIVE

PALMER STREET

VANESS

➤

IVY COURT

DOUGLAS ROAD

Sculpture Park

D6South Lot

D6North Lot

DORR ROAD

A1Lot

VisitorLot

B D andVisitorLot


ReservedLot

Reserved Lot

Reserved

Reserved

9

8

7

5

4

2

1

PRACTICEGREEN

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TEE

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TEE

TEE

TEE

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GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

TEE

ST

GOLF COURSE

3

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12521254

1253

1256

1255

1249

1206

1097

1096

1145

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1185

1062

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1044

10781035

1055

1058

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1001

10181020

1025

1024 1023 10161163

1029

1155

1214

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1051

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10191013

1036

1010

1012

3005

1040 1212

1052

1093

1027

1215

1079

1213

1142

1033

1088

1144

1148

1220

1092

12181216

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1193

1222

3015

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1054

1211


N

3

4

5

109

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7

6

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1265


1220

Visitor Lot


McCourtney Hall

WestConcourse

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Dorm Assignments

CAMPUS MAP

LEAHY DRIVE

ANGELA BOULEVARD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

MOOSE KRAUSE CIRCLE

ST. MARY’S ROAD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

TWYCKENHAM

DRIVE

ST. JOSEPH’S DR.

JUNIPER ROAD

BULLA ROAD

COURTNEY LANE

HOLY

CROS

S DRI

VE

LEAHY DRIVE

WILSON DRIVE

EDISON ROAD

VANESS

TOLL ROADEXIT 77

➤

IVY COURT

TWYC

KENH

AM D

RIVE

WARRENGOLF COURSE

ENTRANCE

➤

DOUGLAS ROAD

Irish Green

Purcell Pavilion

Ricci FamilyFields

Holy CrossCemetery

Eck South Field

Eck North Field

Basilica

Snite Museum

St. Joseph’s Lake

St. Mary’s Lake

HammesBookstore

Morris Inn

Eck Visitors Center


Joyce Center

Eddy StreetCommons


East Gate

Main Gate

Main Entrance


Innovation Park


B2 Middle Lot

BLibrary

HesburghLibrary

Notre DameStadium

DeBartolo Hall

McKenna Hall

South Dining Hall

Washington Hall


MorrisInnLot


Courts

A18 BDunne Lot

D2 ReservedB16Lot

A17Lot

B17O18

O12


GrottoLot

St. LiamLot

Lyons Lot

A19

B2

ROTC Lot

Bulla Lot


BaseballLot

BStadium Lot

CJoyce Lot


E AVENUE


ANGELA BOULEVARD

CORBY DRIVE

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

IND.

933

( US

31/3

3)

CARROLL DRIVE

STEPAN DRIVE

JUNIPER ROAD

LEAHY DRIVE

PALMER STREET

VANESS

➤

IVY COURT

DOUGLAS ROAD

Sculpture Park

DDorr Rd Lot

DLake Lot

DORR ROAD

Lot

Walsh Arch.Lot

B D and Visitor Lot


ReservedLot

Reserved Lot

Reserved

Reserved

9

8

7

5

4

2

1

PRACTICEGREEN

TEE

TEE

TEE

TEE

TEE

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GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

TEE

ST

GOLF COURSE

3

1250

12521254

1253

1256

1255

1249

1206

1097

1096

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3012

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1185

1062

10991098

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1044

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1011 1038

1001

10181020

1025

1024 1023 10161163

1029

1155

1214

10301026

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1154 1151 1178

10191013

1036

1010

1012

1040 1212

1052

1093

1027

1215

1079

1213

1142

1033

1088

1144

1148

1092

12181216

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1193

1222

3015

1039

1054

1211


N

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5

109

11

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6

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1979 – Ryan Hall


1999– Dillon Hall


1989 – Lewis Hall


CAVANAUGH DRIVE



LEAHY DRIVE

ANGELA BOULEVARD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

MOOSE KRAUSE CIRCLE

ST. MARY’S ROAD

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

TWYCKENHAM

DRIVE

ST. JOSEPH’S DR.

JUNIPER ROAD

BULLA ROAD

COURTNEY LANE

HOLY

CROS

S DRI

VELEAHY DRIVE

WILSON DRIVE

EDISON ROAD

VANESS

TOLL ROADEXIT 77

➤

IVY COURT

TWYC

KENH

AM D

RIVE

WARRENGOLF COURSE

ENTRANCE

➤

DOUGLAS ROAD

IrishGreen

PurcellPavilion

Ricci FamilyFields

HolyCrossCemetery

Eck South Field

Eck North Field

Basilica

SniteMuseum

St. Joseph’s Lake

St. Mary’s Lake

HammesBookstore

MorrisInn

Eck VisitorsCenter


JoyceCenter

Eddy StreetCommons


East Gate

Main Gate

MainEntrance


Innovation Park

Grotto MainBuilding

B (Wilson Lot)

B2Library

BLot

HesburghLibrary

NotreDameStadium

DeBartolo Hall

McKennaHall

SorinCircle

SouthDiningHall

WashingtonHall


MorrisInnLot

BookstoreBasketball

Courts

A18

A37

B2South Lot


A17Lot

B17O18

O12

DRugby Lot

A9Lot

A15Lot

A15

A12 A11

A19

B2

B2

Bulla Lot

BK1 B Lot

GoldLotB1

LotC1Lot

C1LotNOTRE DAM

E AVENUE


ANGELA BOULEVARD

CORBY DRIVE

HOLY CROSS DRIVE

IND.

933

( US

31/3

3)

CARROLL DRIVE

STEPAN DRIVE

CAVANAUGH DRIVEJUNIPER ROAD

LEAHY DRIVE

PALMER STREET

VANESS

➤

IVY COURT

DOUGLAS ROAD

Sculpture Park

D6South Lot

D6North Lot

DORR ROAD

A1Lot

VisitorLot

B D andVisitorLot


ReservedLot

Reserved Lot

Reserved

Reserved

9

8

7

5

4

2

1

PRACTICEGREEN

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TEE

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GREEN

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GREEN

GREEN

GREEN

TEE

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GOLF COURSE

3

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1253

1256

1255

1249

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1096

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1185

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1025

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1029

1155

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1013

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1010

1012

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1040 1212

1052

1093

1027

1215

1079

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1265


1220

Visitor Lot


McCourtney Hall

WestConcourse

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