Join the Counseling Center for mental health and wellness trivia and pledge signing for #IWillListen week. We will have plenty of prizes! We will also be sharing NDMU and local resources. 

Gator Fest is an annual event hosted by the Student Engagement Office. All of NDMU's student body is invited to socialize with campus partners and representatives from student-led organizations in this showcasing event. Enjoy a live DJ, a photo booth, lawn games, a festival food truck, tote bag decorating, and pumpkin carving!

New, first-year, School of Pharmacy students will receive their white lab coats. This is a special occasion marking the beginning of their journey to becoming a Doctor of Pharmacy.

Join the Religious Studies and Communication Arts Departments for an interdisciplinary conversation with Dr. Katherine Schmidt. Dr. Schmidt is an associate professor at Molloy University in New York, where she teaches a variety of courses in religious studies and ethics. Her research focuses on the relationship between theology and culture, specifically digital culture and technology. She is the author of numerous chapters on the subject, as well as Virtual Communion: Theology of the Internet and the Catholic Sacramental Imagination (Lexington, 2020).

Facilities Townhall for the Residence Halls

Join Counseling and Health Services as we provide information about sexual health. We will have goodies to pass out as well as information and resources! 

It is an 8-ball tournament where two teams of two will play against each other. To make the game go faster each team will only have to hit in five balls. The winner will advance on to the next round like a march madness bracket. The winner and runner up will receive prizes. There will be snacks a well.

Build your own smoothie with the International Student Organization execs! All international students and NDMU students are welcome. Bring your credit/debit card with you.

Join us for an evening of mental acrobatics at our Psychology Club Trivia Night! Get ready to flex your brain muscles and put your knowledge of psychology to the test in a fun and friendly atmosphere.

Contact
Makenzie Morton
mmorton3@live.ndm.edu