Alumni
We encourage all alumni to stay involved, give back and keep in touch.
Stay Connected
Stay in touch with your NDMU community, volunteer your time at alumni events, or just keep up with what's going on around campus.
Members for Life
The Alumni Community has more than 26,000 alums in our community, residing in all 50 states and in 39 countries. Connect with graduates around the world or just around the corner.
Alumni Traditions
Passed down from each graduating class, our traditions bind us together as one Notre Dame family. They ground us in our founding principles and create moments that become fond memories shared across generations. These traditions give alumni plenty of ways to get together and celebrate every year.
Volunteer With Us!
Are you ready to give back to your community? Donate your time by helping the Alumni Engagement team with events such as Move-in Day, Alumni Weekend, and more! You can also volunteer by being on one of the committees available to Alumni.
Update Your Contact Information
Let us know if there is a better way to contact you. Share your current phone number or email address to ensure you're receiving the latest information from NDMU.
Tell Us What's New
We're always interested in hearing about your job updates, marriages, engagements, births, anniversaries, or any other exciting life updates you'd like to share. Tell us what's new and your announcement will be included in the next edition of Tower Talk.
Career Counseling
Your success is important to us whether you just graduated or have been in the job market for years. As a Notre Dame alum, our career counselors are always available to you if you need assistance.
NDMU License Plates
Show your pride in your alma mater with a Notre Dame of Maryland University license plate! Even better, tag proceeds benefit the NDMU annual fund and count as donations which help boost the university's academic rankings.
Landing Page Featured Story
Alum
Marissa Vaughn
Marissa Vaughn – School of Nursing
Alum, NDMU Class of 2023
After 10 years working in early childhood education, Marissa Vaughn was ready for a career change. She felt that she had gone as far as she could in the profession, and she was ready to try something new. That desire to shake things up led Vaughn back to a previous childhood desire to become a nurse. Fast forward four years, and she is one step closer towards achieving that goal when she graduates with honors from NDMU with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing later this month.
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