All undergraduate seniors who are graduating this spring are asked to attend to celebrate their time here at NDMU and their many accomplishments.

School of Pharmacy Celebrates Students, Faculty at Annual Awards Ceremony


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BALTIMORE – Notre Dame of Maryland University’s School of Pharmacy hosted its annual Scholarship and Teacher of the Year Awards Ceremony in LeClerc Theatre on Tuesday, with several students and one standout faculty member recognized by their peers.

Dr. Amie Hall, assistant professor of clinical and administrative sciences, was honored as the school’s Teacher of the Year, while 13 students were awarded scholarships in recognition of their outstanding academic accomplishments.

Join the Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society near the the Loyola Notre Dame Library walkway, where a dedication tree will be planted this weekend for Dr. Paul Weldon. Tri-Beta will place rocks and a plaque around the space to honor Dr. Weldon and his dedication to NDMU and the field of Biology. Notre Dame's 2007 Mullan Distinguished Teacher Award winner, Dr. Weldon was a distinguished faculty member in NDMU's Biology department for over 25 years.

Come join the Hispanic Culture Club for Botana Night! Attendees will be able to create different snack combinations using a variety of Hispanic snacks.

Enjoy a firepit and s’mores, and hear about how some of your faculty grew up and got to their current roles!

  • Faculty:
    • Jina Fast
    • Kendrick Kenney
    • Kristine Larson

Join Student Engagement for a relaxing event during finals! Come adopt and paint a succulent! 

A Masquerade ball themed spring dance! RSVP for $10 tickets, tickets are $15 at the door. Guests are allowed and they do not need to show a school ID. Food and drink will be provided, and there will also be a photo booth and DJ. Cocktail attire suggested. 

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Sign up yourself or a team as we plant 2023 flowers on campus for Earth Day 2023!  This is open to all members of our NDMU community.

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As one of six satellite sites for Catholic Charities’ inaugural symposium, the campus community will be gathering in the Knott Lecture Hall in the newly renovated Science Center to listen to renowned theologian, author and lecturer Dr. Greer Gordan as she presents a talk entitled “Good Trouble: Alliances for Racial Justice.” Through both her talk and the following conversation, our community will engage in next steps for dismantling racism and disrupting intolerance, prejudice and bias. 

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