NDMU Announces Updated COVID-19 Protocols
Given recent updates from the CDC and the end of the Baltimore City indoor mask mandate, effective Wednesday, March 2, 2022, NDMU has adopted a mask-optional policy for all students, faculty, staff, and visitors, with the following exceptions:
- Face masks will continue to be required in all classroom settings, including labs and other instructional spaces. This measure remains in place out of an abundance of caution, given the increased density over a prolonged period of time in many instructional settings.
- Masks should also be worn by anyone who is positive or has symptoms of COVID-19 or has been exposed to someone with the virus.
Learn more about NDMU's updated COVID policies
In the U.S. and Abroad, Recent Physics Grads Excel After Graduation
Lesly Mendoza '21 completed her dual degree at Columbia last year and now works as an electronics engineer in New York, while Marion Smedberg '19 earned her master's in the Netherlands and is currently a doctoral candidate at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Germany. Learn what inspired them to work towards a career in science and how NDMU impacted their journey.
Graduate of First ABSN Cohort Named Rookie of the Year
Jennifer Dickensheets '20 was recognized as Rookie of the Year at MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital in Baltimore after graduating from the School of Nursing's first ABSN cohort. Learn about why she became a nurse, how NDMU helped prepare her for the profession and more.
Renaissance Institute Moves to Feeley International Center
Renaissance Institute, NDMU’s Lifelong Learning program, has relocated its office and several classrooms to Feeley international Center on the ground floor of Meletia Hall. The move took place just before spring semester commenced, allowing Renaissance members to return to campus classes after a long COVID hiatus.
The Institute is offering 50 classes for Spring 2022 both on campus and via Zoom, and will do the same in Fall 2022. The Institute welcomes new members aged 50-plus, and encourages NDMU community members to consider teaching a 6, 7, or 13-week class.
Course proposals for Fall 2022 are being solicited now. Contact Curriculum Committee chair, Terry Weisser (terryweisser@gmail.com) for information on teaching, and Sandy Adams (sadams@ndm.edu) for membership information.
Library Updates
Spring Copyright Workshops
The library has four virtual workshops remaining for the spring semester. The next session, "Copyright for Creators - Music and Sampling," is scheduled for 4 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16. A full schedule is available below, click the links for registration and additional information on each individual workshop.
- Wednesday, March 16: Copyright for Creators - Music and Sampling (4 to 5 pm)
- Tuesday, March 29: Author's Rights and Publication Contracts - What to Know Before You Sign (12 to 1 pm)
- Monday, April 11: Copyright for Creators - Making and the Innovation Station (4 to 5 pm)
- Wednesday, April 13: Addressing the Textbook Affordability Problem - An Introduction to Open Educational Resources (12 to 1 pm)
Career Center
Is making your resume a fun time? It can be, with NDMU’s new resume-builder, using GPT-3 technology. Rezi automatically generates experience-section bullet points. It can create a well-written and relevant resume in about thirty minutes. Try it out here!
Conference and Auxiliary Services
Updated Dining Information
2022 Summer Camps
Registration for the following summer camps is now live! Click on each camp below for additional information:
- A Child's Place Summer Camp (Five sessions, first session begins June 13)
- Camp Notre Dame (Four sessions, first session begins June 20)
- Women's Leadership & Creative Change - Summer Art Camp (June 20 - July 1)
- Pharmacy Camp (June 20-24, open to high school students entering grades 9-12
- STEM Camp (July 18-22)
- Cooking with SAGE (August 15-19)
Women's History Month Movie Night: "Passing"
Friday, March 11 | 6 - 8 p.m. | Gator Alley
Join NDMU's chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the international honor society in English, for a movie night and snacks to celebrate Women's History Month. They will watch the movie, "Passing," starring Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga.
The Best You: Pursuit Towards Self-Discovery, ft. Melissa Falen
Wednesday, March 16 | 7 - 8 p.m. | Virtual
This three-part speaker series, hosted by the Office of Inclusion & Community Standards, celebrates successful women in sharing their HERstory and how they create brave spaces for diverse populations.
Melissa Falen is an associate professor at NDMU.
Essentials to Achieving Success with Ken Banks
Wednesday, March 23 | 6 - 7 p.m. | Virtual
Dynamic and inspirational CEO, entrepreneur, health and fitness expert, and world traveler Ken Banks shares his path to success and how he makes a difference for others every day.
Self-leadership and personal achievement go hand in hand. Cultivating a personal mission is the foundation to defining and realizing goals. Notre Dame of Maryland University's Inaugural President's Leadership Forum speaker, Ken Banks, founder and president of Banks Global Group, is renowned for his ability to develop strategic global partnerships and for his passion for philanthropic endeavors in advocacy, charitable giving, mentoring, leadership, and volunteering.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Tuesday, March 29 | 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Doyle Formal
The American Red Cross blood supply is currently at its lowest level in over 10 years. Please schedule your next donation appointment today.
Graduate Program Fair
Tuesday, March 29 | 12:15 - 1:30 p.m. | Doyle Formal
NDMU Juniors & Seniors are invited to explore the many graduate degrees and certificate programs offered at Notre Dame of Maryland University. Stop by to speak with faculty in areas that interest you and enjoy the pizza and drinks provided.
Morrissy Honors Program 40th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, April 2 | 4:30 - 7 p.m. | Fourier 103
Please join us for a reception to celebrate 40 years of the Elizabeth Morrissy Honors Program! At the reception, students, faculty, staff and alumnae will gather for appetizers, beverages, wine, and birthday cake. Attendees will reunite friendships, learn about the history of the program, meet current students, and to get a look at the future of the program. The cost to attend will be $19.82 to commemorate the founding year of the program. Registration will close on March 23, 2022
Academic Calendar
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NDMU Events
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