NDMU, Capitol Technology University Partner to Fast Track Students into High-demand Engineering Careers
NDMU and Capitol Technology University are partnering to increase the number of students entering high-demand engineering careers, with a fast-track option to earn two bachelor’s degrees in five years which will save students valuable time and money. NDMU President Marylou Yam and Capitol Tech President Bradford Sims participated in a ceremonial signing of the joint agreement in Knott Science and Innovation Center on Tuesday.
The new partnership between the two universities enables STEM students to earn their first degree in three years at Notre Dame (physics, mathematics, chemistry, or computer information systems) and a second degree in one of four engineering programs at Capitol Tech (astronautical and space engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics and robotics engineering, or software engineering).
Photo Gallery
NDMU Community Gathers at Archway for 2024 Solar Eclipse
Dozens of NDMU community members gathered at the NDMU archway on Monday to catch a viewing of the 2024 solar eclipse! Baltimore was slightly outside of the area which experienced a total eclipse, but nearly 90 percent of the sun was obscured by the moon during the peak period just after 3:20 pm. Solar eclipse glasses were distributed by the Office of Student Life.
Photo Gallery
NDMU Lacrosse Celebrates Senior Day at Alumnae Field
Congratulations to lacrosse seniors Emma Alascia, Jensen Armstrong, and Averee Radonovich, who were celebrated in a Senior Day ceremony at Alumnae Field on Saturday, March 30!
A full gallery from NDMU’s United East opener against Wilson is available below. The Gators are back home on April 20, hosting Bryn Athyn in their regular season finale at 1 pm.
Photo Gallery
NDMU Students Travel to West Virginia for Education Immersion Spring Break Trip
Eight NDMU students, along with Julia Campagna and Rudy Dehaney from the Office of Mission and Ministry, traveled to West Virginia over spring break for an educational immersion trip with the Appalachian Institute at Wheeling University!
While there, students learned about the Appalachian region, particularly the city of Wheeling, through conversations and time spent with community members, who shared their stories and wisdom. They learned about the work of social justice and the pursuit of human dignity through the context of Appalachia, and discovered that much of what they heard resonated with their own lived experiences in Baltimore.
Photo Gallery
PhD Graduate, Adjunct Professor Featured in Local News for Organizing Schoolwide Field Trips to National Mall
A graduate of NDMU’s Instructional Leadership for Changing Populations PhD program was featured on a local NBC affiliate for her work sending over 600 elementary school students on memorable trips to the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Melaney Sanchez D’12, who has also served as an adjunct faculty member for NDMU’s School of Education for the past 17 years, was highlighted on an NBC-4 Washington broadcast after organizing six separate trips for all kindergarten through grade five students at Mount Harmony Elementary in Calvert County, where she works full-time as a teacher librarian.
Learn More
Student/Faculty/Staff Updates
Morrissy Honors Program
Three juniors in NDMU's Morrissy Honors Program - Anna Choudhary '25, Eliza Davis '25, and Nwanneka Udolisa '25 - traveled to Albany, New York, for the 2024 Northeast Regional Honors Council Conference, which took place from April 5-7. The students were accompanied by Dr. Evelyn Spratt, director of the Morrissy Honors Program, and Dr. Rachel Burk, Faculty Fellow for the program.
Udolisa presented research on "Examining Disparities in the Use and Access of Health Technology,” while Choudhary and Davis discussed their shared project, "The Woman's Industrial Exchange: Helping Women Help Themselves."
Photo Gallery
School of Arts, Sciences and Business
Art Therapy graduate students enrolled in Dr. Yasmine Awais’ Thesis Seminar attended the Loyola Notre Dame Library's first Careers and Beers event, where they had professional headshots taken for their professional websites and social media presence in preparation for becoming Professional Graduate Art Therapists. Students enjoyed the hospitality of food, drinks, and swag from LNDL and the informal environment, and they hope this is a reoccurring event!
Photo Gallery
School of Education
Dr. Angelo Letizia, associate professor in the School of Education, was featured as an alumni leader by his alma mater, The College of William and Mary. The full feature is available here. Dr. Letizia also has a new publication titled "Poetry, Leadership, and the Informal Moments of Organizational Life" available in The Department Chair, an academic journal published by Wiley.
School of Pharmacy
First-year School of Pharmacy student pharmacists collaborated with students from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health in a disaster preparedness simulation held on March 27. The purpose of this simulation exercise was to practice applying systems thinking and interprofessional collaborative practice skills while in a high-pressure, high-stakes situation.
At the start of the interprofessional simulation exercise, students were assigned to a hospital departmental team and informed that their city was experiencing a rapidly spreading zombie pandemic. Throughout the simulation, teams were provided with additional information that they needed to integrate into the emergency response. At the end of the simulation, students participated in a debrief of the learning experience.
Conference and Auxiliary Services
