(BALTIMORE, Md.) – A transformative higher education leader, with a commitment to liberal arts education and innovative lifelong learning, was named the new provost and vice president for academic affairs at Notre Dame of Maryland University following a national search.
(BALTIMORE, Md.) – A Notre Dame of Maryland University pharmacy professor, who embraces service learning and community practice, was named the 2022-23 Mullan Distinguished Teacher, the University’s highest faculty honor.
Physician Assistant Jennifer Norris has been a clinically practicing Physician Assistant since graduating with a Master of Physician Assistant studies in 2004. She has been a preceptor, instructor, and adjunct faculty member within several Maryland and Pennsylvania PA programs, as well within EMT programs. She holds a broad range of direct patient care experiences, having worked in general surgery, thoracic surgery, trauma, and most extensively in women’s health.
(BALTIMORE, Md.) – The dean of the School of Pharmacy at Notre Dame of Maryland University was selected as a 2022 COVID-19 Hero in the Health Care Heroes awards by The Daily Record, Maryland’s source for business and legal news.
BALTIMORE – Friends, family, faith and a planner. That’s how Mylaika Stephenson ’22 says she was able to get through her four years at Notre Dame of Maryland University balancing typical college responsibilities while simultaneously raising her four-year old daughter, Leilah.
BALTIMORE – A journey that began 17 years ago for Damian Lewis ’22 has finally reached the finish line.
Lewis, who will graduate Summa Cum Laude on May 22 with a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems, first enrolled in Notre Dame of Maryland University’s College of Adult Undergraduate Studies back in 2005. Currently a senior network engineer for Alliance Technology Group in Hanover, the desire to finish his degree after an extended time away was about more than professional or financial motivation.
(BALTIMORE, Md.) – Sherry Nindow '22 found her purpose at Notre Dame of Maryland University: to become a pediatric nurse and eventually a nurse administrator.
BALTIMORE – Alicia Amaral Freeman, a 2008 graduate of Notre Dame of Maryland University’s Master of Arts in TESOL program, was announced recently as the 2022-23 Teacher of the Year for Baltimore County.
BALTIMORE – When Notre Dame of Maryland University visited Hannah Siegert’s high school during her junior year, she almost skipped the information session.
Her teacher, though, convinced her to give NDMU a try, and five years later Siegert is set to graduate from a school that she instantly fell in love with. A political science major with a double minor in history and women’s studies, Siegert will be starting a job in Washington D.C. with Wave Fundraising, in partnership with the American Civil Liberties Union following her graduation in May.