The Notre Dame of Maryland University community will have increased access to a variety of health care products, as well as COVID self-tests, with the installation of a One Stop Wellness Vending Machine in the lobby of Doyle Hall. Other available items include personal protective equipment, first aid materials, personal care products, and several over-the-counter medications.
The Bulletin - March 30, 2022
March 30, 2022
New One Stop Wellness Vending Machine Available in Doyle Hall
NDMU Drama Takes Fresh Approach with ‘As You Like It’
When “all the world’s a stage” and there’s never “too much of a good thing,” get ready for a rip-roaring performance of the Shakespeare comedy, “As You Like It,” at NDMU on the LeClerc Hall lawn April 1-3 and April 8-10, 2022. General admission tickets are $15 ($10 for students with ID).
To commemorate Notre Dame’s first staging of the play nearly a century ago, photography students reimagined archival images from that production and others for a digital gallery, using current members of the NDMU Drama cast as models.
‘She was a Champion for All Women’
Juanita Jackson Mitchell was the first African American woman to practice law in Maryland, filing lawsuits that desegregated pools, restaurants and parks, and helping Maryland integrate schools after the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education decision.
Jennifer Mitchell, assistant professor in NDMU's School of Nursing, knew her as Grandma Mitchell.
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NDMU PhD Student to Participate in Global Fellowship
An NDMU graduate assistant and PhD student was one of nine women from an international pool of candidates selected to the Institute for Global Engagement’s Center for Women, Faith & Leadership (CWFL) hybrid fellowship cohort. Zeina Al-Zaiim D’23 was the lone United States representative chosen to participate in the one-year fellowship, which began on March 18. The fellowship includes upcoming trips abroad to both Norway and Nigeria.
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Art Therapy Master's Program Preps Students for Fast-Growing Profession
NDMU became the only school in Maryland to offer a master's degree in art therapy back in 2018, and members of our first cohorts have found a variety of job opportunities available after graduation! Three of the program's initial graduates recently discussed how Notre Dame prepared them for their current roles and what originally drew them to the field.
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Two New Summer Camps Hosted at NDMU
NDMU is offering two new camps in art and cooking in summer 2022, in addition to its traditional slate of youth programming. Registration is now available, with spots filled on a first-come, first-served basis for all six camps which will be held on-campus this summer.
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Library Updates
Spring Copyright Workshops
The library has two virtual workshops remaining for the spring semester. The next session, "Copyright for Creators - Making and the Innovation Station," is scheduled for 4 p.m. on Monday, April 11. A full schedule is available below, click the links for registration and additional information on each individual workshop.
- Monday, April 11: Copyright for Creators - Making and the Innovation Station (4 to 5 pm)
- Wednesday, April 13: Addressing the Textbook Affordability Problem - An Introduction to Open Educational Resources (12 to 1 pm)
Conference and Auxiliary Services
Updated Dining Information
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Biology Seminar: Human Self-Domestication
Thursday, March 31 | 12:15 - 1 p.m. | Knott 311 and Virtual
The NDMU Biology Department welcomes Dr. Richard Wrangham from the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard University. Dr. Wrangham is the author of a new book, The Goodness Paradox: The Strange Relationship Between Virtue and Violence in Human Evolution.
NDMU Art Hive
Saturday, April 2 | 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. | Doyle Formal
An Art Hive welcomes everyone as an artist and believes art making is a human behavior. Art Hives celebrate the strengths and creative capacities of individuals and communities.
The Great Egg Hunt
Monday, April 4 | 5 - 6 p.m. | Doyle Formal
Join the Class of 2023 in The Great Egg Hunt! Keep your eyes peeled as you search for eggs.
Self-Defense Class (Krav Maga)
Tuesday, April 5 | 12:15 - 1:15 p.m. | MBK Gym
Charles J. Busta Business Forum: Diversity in Supply Chain - Creating Sustainable Futures
Tuesday, April 5 | 6 - 7:30 p.m. | Doyle Formal
Supply chain issues are impacting consumers around the world in unprecedented ways during the COVID 19 pandemic. Consumer product shortages, resource management, and sustainability are at the forefront of discussion as corporate leaders operate in an uncertain landscape. With an eye on increasing and retaining diversity in leadership, our speakers discuss emerging solutions to challenges where new thinking is imperative as we look toward new futures for our planet.
Moderator: Susan Aplin, CEO of the World Trade Center Institute
Featuring: Sheri Hinish, IBM Global Executive Partner of Sustainability and Circularity (a.k.a. The Supply Chain Queen)
Diversity Dialogue: Gender Based Violence
Tuesday, April 12 | 6 - 7 p.m. | Doyle Formal
The Office of Inclusion and Community Standards is partnering with the Black Student Union to discuss gender-based violence. All are welcome!
NDMU Day of Service
Saturday, April 23 | Hours Vary | On Campus and Off Campus Locations
Please join the Office of Alumni Engagement for the inaugural NDMU Day of Service event! Day of Service will unite the NDMU community in service to humankind, showing our NDMU pride and the collective power of volunteerism. Join other alumni, students, faculty, and staff as we strive to follow the University's mission of engaging in service. Visit the Day of Service website for project information and registration.
Academic Calendar
View the latest version of the Academic Calendar for 2021-2022.
NDMU Events
Check out the NDMU Events calendar below for all upcoming events.
Upcoming Events
- Mar 279:00 am - 4:30 pmOnline
- Mar 299:00 am - 3:00 pmDoyle Formal
- Mar 296:00 pm - 7:30 pmOn Campus and Online
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