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Notre Dame of Maryland University Graduate Joshua Parker M ’10 Named Maryland Teacher of the Year
Notre Dame of Maryland University graduate Joshua Parker, an English/Language Arts teacher at Windsor Middle School, has been named Maryland’s 2012 Teacher of the Year. Mr. Parker earned his master's in leadership in teaching from Notre Dame in 2010.
"I am committed to widening the traditional English...
A Gathering of Voices: The Writings of Sister Maura and Her Students
Acclaimed poet and author Elizabeth Spires joins Notre Dame of Maryland University for a tribute to Maura Eichner, SSND, poet and inspirational teacher, at an afternoon reception and reading on Sunday, October 23 from 2 to 5 p.m. in Fourier Hall Library.
A Gathering of Voices celebrates the release...
Notre Dame of Maryland Dedicates G. Avery Bunting Hall: 25,000 Square Foot Green Building is New Home to School of Pharmacy
Notre Dame of Maryland University is celebrating the dedication of G. Avery Bunting Hall, the newly completed 25,000 square foot School of Pharmacy facility, which brings total campus space supporting pharmacy studies to 40,000 square feet. The building is named for the noted pharmacist and founder of...
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Blue and White Ball Honors President Mary Pat Seurkamp
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Notre Dame of Maryland University Introduces Bachelors in Industrial and Organizational Psychology
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Blue and White Ball Honors President Mary Pat Seurkamp
Citybizlist
BALTIMORE -- In honor of her 15 years of unwavering dedication to Notre Dame's Catholic values and educational mission, Notre Dame of Maryland University will celebrate President Mary Pat Seurkamp with a Blue and White Ball. The black tie affair will be held on Saturday, March 31 at 7 pm at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel.
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Notre Dame of Maryland Shows Ravens Pride
North Baltimore Patch
Gibbons and Fourier Halls are bathed in purple light as Notre Dame of Maryland cheers the Ravens on to victory over the Texans in the NFL playoffs.
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Delanoy's photographs depict protected parkland
The Sentinel
Geoff Delanoy’s photographs depicting California’s Point Reyes National Seashore, a 100-square-mile protected parkland established by former President John F. Kennedy in 1962, were the subject of an exhibit at Montpelier Arts Center.
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New Kindergarten Teacher Loves Her Job at School
Greenbelt News Review
Kindergarten teacher Dawn Reichle '10 is profiled in the Greenbelt News Review.
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Baltimore teacher packs suitcase, trust for mission to Ethiopia
The Catholic Review
Alumna Marie Prosser M'08 is off to teach English in Addis Ababa as a Salesian Volunteer.
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