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Join NDMU's chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the international honor society in English, for a movie night and snacks to celebrate Women's History Month. We will watch the movie, "Passing," starring Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga.

Jeana DelRosso

Professor

410-532-5515

JDelrosso@ndm.edu

NDMU Announces Plans for Winter/Spring Semesters

Over the past two years, we have been guided by the latest COVID-19 health and safety guidance from federal, State and local agencies, as well as on the ground health metrics in Baltimore, Maryland, and across the country. We have all made significant efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, with the goal of returning to a sense of normalcy once it is safe for our community to do so. We have been continually impressed by the enduring sense of community and shared responsibility in keeping our campus safe.

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NDMU Celebrates Women’s History Month 2022

(BALTIMORE, Md.) – From a talk on personal leadership from a highly respected entrepreneur to a three-part speaker series on becoming your best self, Notre Dame of Maryland University is celebrating Women’s History Month with events and activities for the entire community. Check out the full list of Women’s History Month 2022 events.

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A three-part speaker series hosted by the Office of Inclusion & Community Standards

Zoom Link

NDMU is offering a Virtual Information Session for our Adult Undergraduate Programs and our Graduate & Professional Studies Programs in order to help answer any questions you may have.

You will have the opportunity to:

Chat with your Enrollment Manager and have all of your questions answered.
Network with future classmates and learn which of our programs can help you advance in your career.
Find out how you can customize a program that meets your professional goals and personal lifestyle.

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Please Note: This Information Session does not cover the Pharmacy (PharmD) or Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) programs.

For more information on these programs, please contact:

PharmD - Larry Shattuck at LShattuck@ndm.edu
Entry-Level OTD - Peter Scanlan at pscanlan@ndm.edu

NDMU Students Compete in APPE Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl

BALTIMORE – Four seniors represented Notre Dame of Maryland University on the national stage over the weekend, as they competed virtually along with 35 other schools in the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE) Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl.

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NDMU Juniors & Seniors are invited to explore the many graduate degrees and certificate programs offered at Notre Dame of Maryland University. Stop by to speak with faculty in areas that interest you and enjoy the pizza and drinks provided.

Program Areas

Alcohol & Drug Counseling
Art Therapy
Business & Communication
Education & Teaching
English
Healthcare (Nursing/Occupational Therapy/Pharmacy)

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A three-part speaker series hosted by the Office of Inclusion & Community Standards

This three-part speaker series, hosted by the Office of Inclusion & Community Standards, celebrates successful women in sharing their HERstory and how they create brave spaces for diverse populations. Dr. Yettieve Marquez-Santana is an assistant director for residence life at New York University and the inclusion and diversity director for the Association of College and University Housing Officers–International.

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Sponsored by NDMU Athletics and the Office of Inclusion & Community Standards, this interactive event includes trivia, group discussions, and opportunities for attendees to win gift baskets for their participation!

Topics Include

Cultural Humility
Mental Health
Title IX at 50 Impact on Women of Color

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Shai L. Butler
Vice President for Advancement & External Affairs Springfield Technical Community College

Dr. Shai’s background informs who she is as a writer, blogger, speaker, professional coach, and mentor. She is part of a subpopulation of individuals who define themselves as survivors and thrivers. Dr. Shai travels the nation inspiring others, as she moves audiences “from pep talks to prep talks” and consults on Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Leadership, and Career Advancement in Higher Education. Her article, "Not Your Mother’s Diversity Training," explains her approach to diversity training.