Join Mission & Ministry to celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation.

Julia Campagna

Director of Mission & Campus Ministry
410-532-3172
jcampagna@ndm.edu

 

Join Omega Phi Alpha and SANND for Overdose Response Training with Dr. Moody from the School of Pharmacy as a part of our Opioid Epidemic Awareness Week. Together, we will be learning how to administer Narcan.

We will be hosting an in-person voter registration event. This marks then end of our virtual voter registration drive that started Monday, March 7th. There will be a raffle and other goodies for those who attend. Hope to see you then!

Join Omega Phi Alpha and SANND for our last day of the Opioid Epidemic Awareness Week. Together, with Dr. Moody from the School of Pharmacy, we will end the week discussing how we can improve access to Narcan in our community and what public health officials can do to improve the opioid epidemic. 

Politics & History

Features of the Politics & History Program

  • Research – opportunities to actively design and implement research projects
  • Experiential Learning – apply skills of engaged citizenship through a capstone internship
  • Service – emphasis on service for finding collaborative and inclusive solutions to divisive problems
  • Social Responsibility – current topics explored through the lens of history and political impact (identity, class, gender, race, sexuality)

‘She was a Champion for All Women’


(BALTIMORE, Md.) – Jennifer Mitchell’s grandmother, Juanita Jackson Mitchell, was the first African American woman to practice law in Maryland, filing lawsuits that desegregated pools, restaurants, and parks. She was pivotal in Maryland becoming the first southern state to integrate schools after the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education decision. She and her husband, Clarence Mitchell Jr., chief lobbyist for the NAACP known as “the 101st Senator,” worked tirelessly to ensure civil rights for all people.

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