(BALTIMORE, Md.) – A Notre Dame of Maryland University pharmacy professor, who embraces service learning and community practice, was named the 2022-23 Mullan Distinguished Teacher, the University’s highest faculty honor.
Physician Assistant Jennifer Norris has been a clinically practicing Physician Assistant since graduating with a Master of Physician Assistant studies in 2004. She has been a preceptor, instructor, and adjunct faculty member within several Maryland and Pennsylvania PA programs, as well within EMT programs. She holds a broad range of direct patient care experiences, having worked in general surgery, thoracic surgery, trauma, and most extensively in women’s health.
(BALTIMORE, Md.) – The dean of the School of Pharmacy at Notre Dame of Maryland University was selected as a 2022 COVID-19 Hero in the Health Care Heroes awards by The Daily Record, Maryland’s source for business and legal news.
BALTIMORE – Friends, family, faith and a planner. That’s how Mylaika Stephenson ’22 says she was able to get through her four years at Notre Dame of Maryland University balancing typical college responsibilities while simultaneously raising her four-year old daughter, Leilah.
BALTIMORE – A journey that began 17 years ago for Damian Lewis ’22 has finally reached the finish line.
Lewis, who will graduate Summa Cum Laude on May 22 with a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems, first enrolled in Notre Dame of Maryland University’s College of Adult Undergraduate Studies back in 2005. Currently a senior network engineer for Alliance Technology Group in Hanover, the desire to finish his degree after an extended time away was about more than professional or financial motivation.
(BALTIMORE, Md.) – Sherry Nindow '22 found her purpose at Notre Dame of Maryland University: to become a pediatric nurse and eventually a nurse administrator.
BALTIMORE – Alicia Amaral Freeman, a 2008 graduate of Notre Dame of Maryland University’s Master of Arts in TESOL program, was announced recently as the 2022-23 Teacher of the Year for Baltimore County.
BALTIMORE – When Notre Dame of Maryland University visited Hannah Siegert’s high school during her junior year, she almost skipped the information session.
Her teacher, though, convinced her to give NDMU a try, and five years later Siegert is set to graduate from a school that she instantly fell in love with. A political science major with a double minor in history and women’s studies, Siegert will be starting a job in Washington D.C. with Wave Fundraising, in partnership with the American Civil Liberties Union following her graduation in May.
BALTIMORE – Originally from Puerto Rico, Paola Rivera Mudafort D’22 first came to Maryland 10 years ago after enrolling at Goucher College for her undergraduate studies.
It was at another local school where two more important events occurred for Rivera Mudafort: she decided she wanted to become a pharmacist, and she was introduced to Notre Dame of Maryland University for the first time.