NDMU Junior Selected for Prestigious Internship at Baltimore Museum of Art


BALTIMORE – A Notre Dame of Maryland University art student was recently selected for a highly-competitive internship at the largest art museum in Maryland.

Jensen Armstrong ’24 will serve as an intern for the American Painting and Sculpture department at the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) for the remainder of the semester. The position will include extensive research opportunities to support a planned future reinstallation of American Art galleries at the BMA.

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Join us for a free virtual information session to discover the NDMU Difference, and what makes NDMU's School of Pharmacy right for you! Hear directly from current students, alumni, and staff about available scholarships and financial aid, leadership and community engagement opportunities, and how to prepare for applications and interviews.

We will be joined by Chris Hanlon, Director of Financial Aid at NDMU, Dr. Paola Rivera Mudafort, class of 2022 graduate and current PGY-1 pharmacy resident at Anne Arundel Medical Center, and Ana Flores Santiago, a current P3 student who is actively engaged in several student organizations and serves as president of the American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacist (APhA-ASP) NDMU Chapter. Opening remarks will be delivered by Dr. Matthew Shimoda, interim dean of the School of Pharmacy.

Students, faculty, staff are all invited to come hang out with some adorable animals from Pets on Wheels!

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Meaghan Davidson

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To ring in the holiday season, students, faculty, and staff will join together for Notre Dame’s Annual Christmas Celebrations!

We will first gather as a community for the Tree Trim, decorating a tree with creative, handmade or purchased ornaments. Afterwards we will sit down together to enjoy our Annual Christmas Dinner, where students receive small tokens of appreciation and are treated to a special dinner served by faculty and staff volunteers. There will be traditional singing of favorite Christmas carols. The evening will conclude with a carol outside to celebrate the lighting of Caroline Hall’s Merrick Tower.

Questions? Email the Office of Student Engagement & Community Programs: StudentEngagement@ndm.edu.

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