Morgen Rhodes, a student at the University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences (CHASS), has been honored with the John Daniels Student Servant Leader of the Year Award, acknowledging her exemplary commitment to servant leadership throughout her undergraduate career. Under Rhodes’ leadership, the Political Science Student …
Students in the Legal Research course took a field trip to the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law earlier this semester. Led by Dr. Felicia Grey, the course helps prepare pre-law students for the rigor of law school by developing practical research skills. During their visit, students explored the …
Students from Professor Felicia Grey’s Legal Research class visited the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan this past semester. As part of their hands-on learning experience, students observed both civil and criminal federal cases in session. They also had the unique opportunity to engage with judges and …
Morgen Rhodes, a student at the University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences (CHASS), majoring in Political Science, has been honored with the John Daniels Student Servant Leader of the Year Award, acknowledging her exemplary commitment to servant leadership throughout her undergraduate career. Under Rhodes’ leadership, …
The Detroit Mercy Political Science Student Association (PSSA) recently hosted a Build Your Own Bouquet event, where members crafted beautiful bouquets and personally delivered them to brighten the day of those in the community. 🌸 This event was a meaningful way to spread kindness and show appreciation, especially on Valentine’s …
The Political Science Student Association (PSSA) and Pre-Law Society hosted an alumni discussion on Thursday, February 20, 2025. Students heard from UDM Political Science alumni Sarah Kenaya and Jacob Yasso (Class of 2024), now first-year law students at UDM Law. They shared their experiences, offered advice on law school preparation, …
Students in Professor Felicia Grey’s Introduction to Political Science class recently had the opportunity to step into the shoes of policymakers during a simulated congressional hearing. The class was divided into groups to represent different political viewpoints and tasked with presenting arguments before a mock House Committee on Education and …
Students in the Introduction to Law and the Judiciary course took part in a Supreme Court Moot Court simulation. They participated in simulated real-world legal proceedings and tackled significant constitutional issues. This hands-on exercise allowed students to step into the roles of attorneys, judges, and legal advisors, providing a dynamic, …
Political Science students brought history and culture to life through an engaging Comparative Politics simulation focused on a New Zealand parliamentary session debating the rights of the Māori. The session began with a powerful haka, symbolizing respect and unity, setting the tone for an immersive experience. Students took on the …
Students in Professor Felicia Grey’s Introduction to Political Science and Introduction to Law and the Judiciary classes visited the 36th District Court to observe civil and criminal court proceedings. The visit provided practical insights into the judiciary’s role as a branch of government, connecting classroom concepts to real-world applications. A …
