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Dr. Sabita Persaud has been named the editor of The Maryland Nurse, a peer-review journal.

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Notre Dame of Maryland University student, Jolisse Gray ‘23 has been awarded the Newman Civic Fellowship for the 2020-2021 academic year.

Ricelle Taganas, NDMU student, poses with her Army Reserves team in fatigues in NYC
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NDMU Nursing Student on the Coronavirus Frontlines in NYC

Ricelle Taganas ’20, a medic in the Army Reserves, and two other Maryland nurses served on the frontlines in New York City. Ricelle graduated from the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program in May 2020, earning the School of Nursing Katharine Cook Legacy Award for Leadership.

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Assistant Education Professor at NDMU Offers a Path to Success

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NDMU experts weigh in on managing your social media use during the Coronavirus.

The following message from Dr. Yam was sent to the Notre Dame of Maryland University community on Saturday, May 9, 2020.

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As many of us navigate the new normal during the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be challenging to understand what role our faith and spirituality play. Many have found their faith and spiritually tested without direction.

An Easter Message From President Marylou Yam

During these weeks of COVID-19 where college students, faculty and many in our nation have moved to online learning and working, we caught up with Notre Dame of Maryland University’s Associate Professor of Technology Ryan Schaaf for some insight on digital distractions, online learning, best technologies and working in your pajamas.

Notre Dame of Maryland University extends it cancellation of face-to-face classes and will continue transitioning to all-online instruction until the end of the 2020 spring semester as concerns for the spread of COVID-19 grow. All classes will be offered online through remote instruction beginning on March 23.