Fr. Fred Thelen will present “Reflections on a Missionary Vocation in Peru.” He will discuss the experiences and insights that he gained during his time working in Peru. Fr. Thelen’s talk will offer valuable perspectives on missionary work and the impact it has on both the local and global community. …
UDM students will take the stage for Triptych+1, a student reading event where they will share their original creative works. UDM’s Poet-in-Residence, Prof. Stacy Gnall will introduce the event, making this an inspiring evening for anyone interested in literature and creative writing. Students and faculty take this show on the …
Sue Sattler, IHM,(The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary) will discuss her book on Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, reflecting on his work and legacy. This lecture will provide deep insights into the life and impact of one of Detroit’s most notable religious figures. This event is sponsored by CLASA. 📍 …
Join the College of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences (CHASS) on Monday, April 7, 2025, with the Detroit Pistons as part of our Discover Detroit Series! Game time is 7:00 PM at Little Caesars Arena. This event celebrates community, connection, and the shared spirit of Detroit Mercy. We invite CHASS …
Do your students and advisees need help planning their academic path? CHASS faculty and advisors will be available to discuss majors and minors, provide academic guidance, and assist with class registration. This is a great opportunity for students from across campus to explore options and take the next step in …
Are your students looking for internships, co-ops, or full-time opportunities? They can meet recruiters from over 50 organizations, explore career pathways, and even get a free professional headshot. Many organizations represented explicitly requested students with major in CHASS departments. Attendees can also enter to win a $50 gift card …
Professor Jay L. Garfield, an internationally recognized scholar of Buddhist philosophy, will deliver a compelling lecture exploring key Buddhist concepts and their relevance in today’s world. As director of the Buddhist Studies Program at Smith College and a visiting professor at Harvard Divinity School, Professor Garfield offers a unique perspective …
Poetry lovers won’t want to miss this virtual reading and discussion with award-winning poet Aracelis Girmay. Joined by Detroit Mercy’s poet-in-residence, Prof. Stacy Gnall, Girmay will share her work and discuss themes of language, identity, and storytelling. This event is a must for anyone interested in contemporary poetry and the …
Writers of all levels are welcome to join this supportive community of creatives. Led by Senior Lecturer Amanda Hiber, the Creative Writing Collective provides a space to share work, receive constructive feedback, and explore new ideas. This event is presented by the Department of English. 📅 Monday, March 24 | …
CHASS students are invited to the first-ever CHASS Student Town Hall. They will hear about University and College responses to our changing national landscape and are invited to share their ideas and perspectives, along with any questions. Dean Jocelyn Boryczka is hosting this event to provide the opportunity for an …
