Join Dr. Erdman and the History & Political Science department for snacks and a showing of Till, the story of Mamie Till-Bradley, the mother of Emmett Till.  Following the showing, there will be a discussion and reflection of the film and the portrayal of Mamie Till-Bradley as she dealt with the murder of her son in 1955.

Meet MedStar Health representatives and learn about different healthcare careers.

Allison Lawrence will share insights from her nearly 20-year career at Stanley Black & Decker. She rose through the ranks from working at a local store just out of college to leading the charge of growing the company's iconic brands online on a global scale. Hear how she ascended to the C-suite at a Fortune 500 company and her tips to realizing your dreams.

Sponsored by the Women's Leadership Institute of Baltimore at Notre Dame of Maryland University, this event is free and open to the public.

Undergraduate Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

Join the Counseling Center and Mission and Ministry to discuss the benefits of setting an intention as we start the new semester. We will be making stamped jewelry as a reminder of our intention and enjoying snacks. Feel free to stop by and join any time in Theresa 008/010 (across from the Counseling Center near the staircase).

Dr. Paul Weldon was a distinguished faculty member in the Biology department for over 25 years. Notre Dame’s 2007 Mullan Distinguished Teacher Award recipient was known as a dynamic teacher. Dr. Weldon’s classes will be remembered for their trips to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City and the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington DC. His extensive work in the field included the publication of over 125 research papers through the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute. Dr. Weldon will be greatly missed by the NDMU community, which will gather on Thursday for a celebration of his life.

Students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends will have an opportunity to share their memories of Paul and decorate stones in his honor. The stones will be displayed around a tree planted on campus later this spring by the TriBeta Biological Honor Society.

Topics covered include Adulting 101, Financial Aid and ME, Scholarships, and Grants. Featuring guest speaker Kayla Reed, founder of Talk Business with Me. This second session is strongly encouraged for sophomore and junior year students.