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Political Science Students Experience Supreme Court Moot Court Simulation

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 Spotlight Māori Rights in New Zealand Parliamentary Simulation

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 …

Dr. Kristen Abraham Featured in APA Journals Editor Spotlight

Dr. Kristen Abraham, professor and chair of psychology, has been recognized in an American Psychological Association (APA) Journals Editor Spotlight. As the Incoming Editor of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, Dr. Abraham will guide the publication of original, peer-reviewed research that advances evidence and understanding of interdisciplinary, psychosocial treatment and recovery …

Fr. Patrick Kelly, S.J., Reflects on Connection to Cy Young Award Winner Tarik Skubal

Fr. Patrick Kelly, S.J., who teaches in the Religious Studies Department at Detroit Mercy, recently reflected on his connection to Detroit Tigers pitcher and 2024 Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal. As a freshman at Seattle University, Skubal took Fr. Kelly’s Sports and Spirituality class, which left a lasting impression.  …

Writing Program Director Featured on 10-Minute Tech Comm Podcast

Detroit Mercy Writing Program Director Prof. Elena Garcia and her father, Lupe Garcia, were recently featured on the 10-Minute Tech Comm podcast. They explored the dynamics between blue-collar factory workers and white-collar supervisors, highlighting communication challenges and strategies for bridging these gaps.  Listen to their interview here: Dr. Elena Garcia …

CHASS Students Explore the Judiciary at 36th District Court

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 …