Youth United hosts intro and focus group on Oct. 24
Food, beverages and gift cards for all students who participate in the Youth United Intro and Focus Group! This is your chance to engage with like-minded peers on current issues.
EEOC Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal to speak at McNichols Campus on Oct. 23
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Commissioner Kalpana Kotagal will share her insights on “A Personal and Professional Perspective on Civil Rights” on Oct. 23. Free and open to all, the event is hosted by the Center for Practice and Research in Management and Ethics (PRIME).
Detroit Mercy alumni Alex Yahkind ’88 was named AkzoNobel’s Scientist of the Year for 2024. Yahkind graduated from UDM with a degree in Chemistry. In …
Associate Professor Nutrena Tate has been named the 2024 Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) of the Year by the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Michigan …
Faculty recognition event set for Nov. 1
The event not only honors two distinguished Detroit Mercy faculty members, but also recognizes faculty from all of Detroit Mercy’s campuses, who contribute to the mission of the University and the education and development of UDM students.
Movies at Detroit Mercy with trunk-or-treat on Oct. 19
Join in the fun at Movies at Detroit Mercy, featuring a drive-in movie showing ‘Inside Out 2’ with trunk-and-treating and other activities prior to showtime.
‘I Stand with Immigrants’ Day of Action Fair takes place on Oct. 21
Support and advocate for the immigrants in our community on the third annual I Stand with Immigrants Day of Action Fair on Oct. 21. A variety of cultural food and items will be available for sale.
Nick Rombes to lead Oct. 21 Creative Writing Collective
Nick Rombes will lead the second Creative Writing Collective gathering of the fall semester! Detroit Mercy students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends are invited to join on Monday, Oct. 21 from 5:30-6:45 p.m. in the Briggs Building.
Harvest & Garden Resource Fair open to all, Oct. 19
The Harvest & Garden Resource Fair is an excellent opportunity for beginning and experienced gardeners to connect with the local agricultural community. Attend this free event to get all those gardening and farming questions answered by experts.
Dining Services presents Fall Carnival in TDR, Oct. 23
Partake in some fun, fall flavors and treats at the Fall Carnival on Wednesday, Oct. 23 with a chance to win some fabulous prizes!
Qigong and sound bath session to be held Oct. 19
Join members of the University community for a transformative experience where ancient practices and modern vibrations merge to restore balance within.
Historian Fran Shor to speak on five women peace activists, Oct. 21
Attend this discussion led by Fran Shor on women who have played significant roles in advocating and advancing peace.
Volunteer for TENN’s Fall Garden Service Days in October
Winter is coming! Sign up for TENN’s garden days and earn service hours while helping prepare their garden for the coming cold months.
Give-a-coat, take-a-coat to benefit community in October
University Ministry will host a coat rack for the community to donate or take a coat during the entire month of October.
TENN vase donation request
Help decorate the room for TENN’s community meal on Nov. 8 by donating vases.
Fr. Hendry to lead spiritual exercises for University community
Consider joining Fr. Hendry in this excellent opportunity to deepen your prayer life and relationship with God and to get to know the spirituality behind the Jesuit sponsorship of this university.
An Evening with Maisy Card set for Oct. 15
October 15, 5:30 p.m. McNichols Library, Bargman Room Come to campus and hear from author Maisy Card. Maisy Card is the author of the novel …
Join URec for high-energy Zumba workout offered on Oct. 17
Sign up now for this high-energy workout combining exhilarating music with fun dance moves that will keep you moving.
Support “The Cell OUT” digital moment of silence for the Congo at noon Oct. 16
Support The Cell OUT in a digital moment of silence to raise awareness about the conflict in the Congo and the millions of people who have died since 1996 due to the scramble for the Congo’s natural resources.
Appreciative Advising Workshop takes place on Oct. 17
All advisors and student support professionals are welcome to attend this hands-on application of the appreciative advising model.
Bioneers conference, Oct. 17-18, is free to students, staff and faculty
Detroit Mercy will host the 19th annual Great Lakes Bioneers Detroit Conference on Oct. 17-18 on the McNichols Campus. This year, students, staff, administrators and faculty are invited to attend the environment-centered event for free.
Donate candy for annual Safety Street trick-or-treat event by Oct. 18
Help support Safety Street, Detroit Mercy’s annual trick-or-treat event, by donating candy and sweets by Friday, Oct. 18 to ensure a fun, safe and successful time for our community.
Join URec for pickleball on Tuesdays, Thursdays in October
Get in on the craze with University Recreation’s open pickleball games, held Tuesdays and Thursdays in October.
Participate in Titan Move Challenge for students throughout October
Make October a month of movement and motivation and sign up for the Titan Move Challenge.
‘What’s the Tea with Ministry’ podcast, episode 2 with Titan Dreamers
Episode 2 of the podcast features Marina Mahmoud and Brenda Bravo-Villarruel, who share their struggles navigating higher education while carrying the weight of uncertain immigration status and the vital importance of compassion and listening to one another.
Community Engaged Learning (CEL) proposal workshop set for Oct. 8
The deadline of Friday, Oct. 11 is just one week away for submitting a proposal needed in order to have your course listed with a Community Engaged Learning (CEL) attribute in the 2025 Winter Term.
Create balance in your life at Becoming Fall Retreat, Oct. 8
This retreat is designed to help you understand different tools and practices to find balance and peace in your college experience and beyond.
Educational lecture series on the war in the Middle East, Oct. 8
The Office of Mission Integration will be live streaming an educational lecture series on the war in the Middle East to the UDM community. The third part of the lecture series will be streamed Oct. 8 at noon.
Annual Law Day Fair set for Oct. 10
Students interested in law can gain valuable insights into the legal world by meeting with admissions counselors from dozens of law schools and watching a moot court simulation.
Online applications for Mission Micro-Grant Program due Friday, Oct. 11
Do you need seed money for creative grassroots-level explorations and promotions of Detroit Mercy’s mission? Apply for a Mission Micro-Grant here.
Fall career and co-op fair set for Thursday, Oct. 10
At the fair, students will have the opportunity meet with recruiters and network with more than 65 organizations from a variety of industries to learn about full-time employment, graduate school options, co-op and internship positions as well as volunteer opportunities.
Students to discuss today’s most pressing issues at Ethics Bowl on Oct. 11
Students will develop an ethical understanding of complex, ambiguous and difficult-to-resolve issues, as well as key virtues associated with democratic deliberation in this friendly competition on Oct. 11.
Submit for “UNREAL” SciComm Art exhibit through Oct. 31
This open call extends through Oct. 31 and includes ALL mediums ranging from more science-focused to more art-focused, which engage audiences on an intellectual AND emotional level.
Kickboxing class to begin on Wednesday, Oct. 9
Looking to take your fitness routine to the next level? The Student Fitness Center is offering a kickboxing class every Wednesday throughout the month of October, starting Wednesday, Oct. 9.
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Student submissions wanted for UDM’s student art journal, [sic], by Oct. 11
Do you write? Make or take pictures? Want to be published? Then submit your poems, short stories, personal essays, color or black and white photographs and other visual art work to [sic] by Friday, Oct. 11.
All students welcome for Food Justice Immersion Day, Oct. 8
Students are invited to join University Ministry, in partnership with TENN, for a day of learning about food access, sustainability and urban farms in the city of Detroit. Through the lens of our mission and identity as Jesuit and Mercy, we will reflect on a faith that does justice.
Gilbert Garcia to speak at Charlton Center’s Student Visit Day on Oct. 12
Learn about the investment arena and career opportunities in the asset management industry from guest speaker and business leader, Gilbert Garcia, at the Charlton Center’s Student Visit Day on Oct. 12.
Assistant Professor Ashlee Barnes and Associate Professor Arthur Ko presented their research study titled, “Innovative Mental and Physical Interventions in Preparing Students for Educational Activities,” …
Professor of English Nicholas Rombes wrote the listening notes booklets for two new Ramones albums remasters and rereleases with Vinyl Me Please: Rocket to Russia …
Four-week Busy Person’s Retreat begins Oct. 14
Take time for some self-care and to rest, reflect and pray at the Busy Person’s Retreat, which begins Oct. 14 and runs through Nov. 8.
College of Health Professions Associate Professor Zigmond Kozicki, Stephanie Baiyasi-Kozicki ’15 and Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) Chief Operating Officer of Water and Field Services …
First monthly Office of Mission Integration liturgy and lunch set for Oct. 9
All are welcome to join the Office of Mission Integration in an opporunity to gather and reflect on a theme central to UDM’s Mercy-Jesuit educational mission at a special monthly liturgy on Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Join the Women’s and Gender Studies Program for fall events
The Detroit Mercy Community is encouraged to attend important Women’s & Gender Studies Program events sponsored by the Office of Equal Opportunity.
Detroit Mercy College of Engineering & Science part of consortium awarded $2 million
In an effort to support industry-sponsored partnerships, University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Engineering & Science was recently one of five institutions in a consortium awarded $2 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Professor of History Greg Sumner reflected on the legacy of former President Jimmy Carter on WJR-AM radio with host Kevin Dietz on the occasion of …
Tree dedication to honor Adia J. Palmer set for Oct. 4
The Detroit Mercy Libraries invites the University community to gather for a tree dedication and blessing to celebrate the life and legacy of Adia J. Palmer on Friday, Oct. 4 at 11 a.m. at Adia’s tree in front of the McNichols Campus Library.
College of Health Professions Associate Professor Zigmond Kozicki and Stephanie Baiyasi-Kozicki ’15 presented Sept. 26 at the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy …
Five to be recognized with Business Leadership Awards, Oct. 13
The College of Business Administration annually recognizes exemplary individuals who demonstrate professional success, outstanding contributions to society and embodiment of the Jesuit and Mercy values.
President’s Town Hall set for Oct. 1
The town hall is an opportunity for employees to ask questions of and share comments with the President’s Council members, along with mix and mingle with UDM colleagues.
Wellness Expo, set for Oct. 3, open to students and employees
The Wellness Expo highlights how wellness can develop the whole person by enhancing the physical, emotional, psychological, intellectual and spiritual well-being. All are welcome!