Top 10 Learning Moments
- We are in 2020 talking about the same things that were going on in the ’70s and the ’80s and the ’90s. — Joya De Foor
- If no changes are made, Notre Dame may become a house divided. — Joya De Foor
- To love the university is to be truthful. — Joya De Foor
- Notre Dame creates an opportunity to help people who are capable. — Francis Taylor
- You can be whatever you want to be if you put your mind to it. — Francis Taylor
- Universities are a prime location, a prime venue for the telling of stories. — Don Wycliff
- You have to see it if you want to achieve it. — Corey Robinson
- One black experience doesn’t fit all. — Kevin Hawkins
- Once you are a Notre Dame graduate, anything is possible. — Indi Jackson
- No impact is small.— Corey Robinson
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This series is hosted by ThinkND, the University of Notre Dame’s online learning community that connects you with videos, podcasts, articles, courses, and other resources to inspire minds and spark conversations on everything from faith and politics to science, technology, and your career.
Featured Speakers
Joya C. De Foor, Founder, De Foor Consulting Solutions
Francis Taylor ‘70, ‘74 M.A., Alumnus of University of Notre Dame
Don Wycliff ‘69, Alumnus of University of Notre Dame
Kevin Hawkins ’81, Alumnus of University of Notre Dame
Indi Jackson ’17, Alumna of University of Notre Dame
Corey Robinson ’17, Alumnus of University of Notre Dame
“One black experience doesn’t fit all.”
— Kevin Hawkins
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