Open to all students, this Chemistry seminar will include a discussion about plastic pollution and how we can help minimize it.

Part of the "Social Justice is Served" series, over dinner we will spend time in conversation with Audre Lorde’s writings. As a "black lesbian feminist warrior mother," Lorde’s writing will guide us in reflection around the richness of the LGBTQ+ community and embedded spiritual practices that sustain us.

Women's College Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

Supply chain issues are impacting consumers around the world in unprecedented ways during the COVID 19 pandemic. Consumer product shortages, resource management, and sustainability are at the forefront of discussion as corporate leaders operate in an uncertain landscape. With an eye on increasing and retaining diversity in leadership, our speakers discuss emerging solutions to challenges where new thinking is imperative as we look toward new futures for our planet.

Moderator: Susan Aplin, CEO of the World Trade Center Institute
Featuring: Sheri Hinish, IBM Global Executive Partner of Sustainability and Circularity (a.k.a. The Supply Chain Queen)

Women's College Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

Self-leadership and personal achievement go hand in hand. Cultivating a personal mission is the foundation to defining and realizing goals. Our inaugural speaker, Ken Banks, founder and president of Banks Global Group, is renowned for his ability to develop strategic global partnerships and for his passion for philanthropic endeavors in advocacy, charitable giving, mentoring, leadership, and volunteering. Ken will share how personal leadership and a commitment to holistic wellness play a role in his success and how he is levelling the playing field for others.

Women's College Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

From an early age, boys are taught to be the boss, tough it out, be in control, show no emotion, and always be the winner. Studies have shown that these expectations lead to a culture where violence against women and girls is normalized. Join renowned educator, author, and activist Dr. Karsonya “Kaye” Wise Whitehead, Associate Professor at Loyola University Maryland, for a discussion with WJZ Anchor Denise Koch on dismantling toxic masculinity and setting boys up for healthy relationships with themselves and others.

Moderated by Denise Koch, WJZ Anchor

Event Registration

Registration is required. The deadline to register is March 4, 2022.

This is a new event that will bring members of the campus community together to participate in a day of service.

Calling all Morrissy Alumnae! Dr. Evelyn Spratt (Morrissy Program Director) and Dr. Andrew Moore (School of Education) are conducting an oral history project to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Morrissy Honors Program. They are working with two current Morrissy undergraduates, Kristina Pickering ’22 and Jensen Armstrong ’24 in an exciting project that was recently presented as a model for faculty-student collaborative research at the National Collegiate Honors Council. These researchers are conducting interviews with Morrissy alumnae from 1981-2021 and need your help. If you would like to share your experiences in the Program and can give 30 minutes of your time for a virtual interview, we would love to have you be a part of Morrissy history! Contact Dr. Spratt at espratt@ndm.edu for more information.

Please also join us for a reception to celebrate 40 years of the Elizabeth Morrissy Honors Program! At the reception, students, faculty, staff and alumnae will gather for appetizers, beverages, wine, and birthday cake. Attendees will reunite friendships, learn about the history of the program, meet current students, and to get a look at the future of the program. The cost to attend will be $19.82 to commemorate the founding year of the Elizabeth Morrissy Honors Program. Registration will close on March 23, 2022.