A welcome event for all Morrissy Honors Program students!

Bring your loudest cheers, wear your best NDMU gear, and shout your best intentions for our incoming class and all our returning students! Enjoy music, snacks and good energy.

New students are asked to meet in LeClerc Lobby at 3:45 p.m., while returning students, faculty and staff meet at the NDMU Archway
at 3:45 p.m.

Emily Martin is an acclaimed artist and educator, weaving personal narrative, timeless literary works, and present-day themes with humor and insight into more than fifty artists' books. Her limited edition works often incorporate innovative movable and sculptural paper engineering techniques and are included in public and private collections throughout the world, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; the Tate Britain, London; the Library of Congress; and the Loyola Notre Dame Library.

Martin joined the faculty of the University of Iowa Center for the Book in 1998, where she teaches artist's books, paper engineering, and traditional bookbinding classes. She will discuss her evolution as an artist and the inspiration and process behind the creation of her unforgettable works. A reception will follow in the library gallery, where we will also celebrate the opening of the exhibit Creativity Unbound: The Book as Art.

Join us for Alumni Weekend 2024! If your class year ends in a 4 or 9, it's your reunion year! More information will be posted to the Alumni Weekend website over the coming months. Registration will open on July 1.

Join us for Alumni Weekend 2024! If your class year ends in a 4 or 9, it's your reunion year! More information will be posted to the Alumni Weekend website over the coming months. Registration will open on July 1.

The Women's Leadership Institute of Baltimore (WLIB) at NDMU will be hosting its second speed mentoring session for first-year students in fall 2024. Only students who sign up for the Nov. 19 session will be entered to participate.

Gators Connect is women-centered but welcomes all genders. First-year students will be paired with 8 different upper-class mentors for 8 minutes each. During this time, students will have the chance to ask upper-class students questions, learn more about how best to navigate your university experience, and hopefully connect with someone they want to continue talking to after the event!