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National Ranking Recognizes NDMU’s Graduate Education Programs with Highest Possible Score

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18-month Teacher Preparation Program Creates Pathway for Career Changers to Become Certified Educators

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Class of 2025 Spotlight: Sarah Generoso ‘25

Hometown: Catonsville, MD
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Next Steps: Working as a Mother/Baby nurse at Mercy Medical Center

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Class of 2025 Spotlight: Rebecca Becraft ‘25

Hometown: Jessup, MD
Degree: Major in Psychology, minors in English and Religious Studies
Next Steps: Working at the Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Neurobehavioral Unit and applying to graduate programs

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Class of 2025 Spotlight: John Jegede, Pharm.D. ’25

Hometown:  Lagos, Nigeria
Degree: Doctor of Pharmacy
Next Steps:  Work for a community pharmacy and one day work in Transplant Pharmacy

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Class of 2025 Spotlight: Lavorette R. Preston '00, M'03, D’25

Hometown: Churchville, MD
Degree: Ph.D. in Instructional Leadership for Changing Populations
Next Steps: Work on getting published and possibly teach at the college level

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Dr. Jane Balkam Celebrated for 25+ Years of Service to Nursing Education

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Installation of Solar Panels Campus-wide to Reduce University’s Carbon Footprint

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Alumni Council President Nicholé C. Gatewood, Esq. ’01 Recognized for Outstanding Professional Accolades, Leadership & Mentorship

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Catholic Review
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Dominique Dawes, Olympian and Catholic convert, delivers powerful message at WOW Festival Baltimore

Three-time Olympian and Hall of Fame gymnast Dominique Dawes headlined the WOW – Women of the World Festival Baltimore held April 5 at the Rita Rossi Colwell Center in downtown Baltimore. Hosted for a third year by Notre Dame of Maryland University, the event highlighted the achievements of women and girls while examining the challenges confronting them. Dawes was presented with NDMU’s Go Beyond Award for her achievements that transcend sports.