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Tarana Burke, the woman behind the courageous and global #MeToo hashtag campaign is coming to WOW Baltimore at Notre Dame of Maryland University.
Notre Dame's Gormley Gallery presents a new exhibit featuring reproductions of works from Holocaust victims, along with original works created in art therapy sessions. The exhibit coincides with the launch of NDMU’s new undergraduate and graduate degree in art therapy and offers an opportunity for viewers to see the healing power of the creative process.
Dr. Suzan Harkness has been named Notre Dame of Maryland University’s Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Assessment (AVPAAA).
When Dr. Susan Love first found out that she will serve as Notre Dame of Maryland University’s 2018 Commencement Speaker, she felt extremely honored. “It’s a place that’s very important to my life and that I truly support,” she explains.
“Leadership for women…that’s what this degree is designed to provide,” promises Gemma Wenner, Assistant Professor and Program Director about NDMU’s newest program, the Bachelor of Arts in Leadership in Hospitality and Event Management. “For too long, women have served on the front lines in the hospitality industry, but have not advanced into management roles.”
Gibbons Hall has been officially rededicated. About 80 people from the Notre Dame of Maryland University community came together, with Maryland's Secretary of Higher Education, Jim Fielder, local representatives, students and area dignitaries for the historic rededication during Reunion Weekend, September 15-17.
NDMU is opening a new café space in Doyle Hall’s Gator Alley which will proudly prepare and serve the full array of Starbucks® drinks. As we anxiously await its opening, we wanted to answer some of your most frequently asked questions.
Notre Dame of Maryland University has partnered with the University of Baltimore School of Law to create a new dual degree program that will allow Notre Dame students, who qualify, to start attending law school after their junior year of classes.
Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU) School of Nursing graduates scored a 94.5% first attempt pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination-Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) for 2017 as reported by the Maryland Board of Nursing.
Notre Dame of Maryland University's Mission includes building inclusive communities, engaging in service to others, and promoting social responsibility. As part of that effort, NDMU presents “Embracing Diversity: Immigration & Refugee Issues” featuring Donald Kerwin, the Executive Director of the Center for Migration Studies of New York.