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  • February 07: Titans to celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day, Feb. 15

    Friday February 07, 2025

    All are welcome for a day of fun and sports as on Saturday, Feb. 15!

    A FREE clinic for girls ages 6-12 includes skills instruction in various sports, a half-time performance, and a post-game autograph session, as well as a t-shirt and swag bag. A women’s basketball game follows when the Titans take on Green Bay inside of Calihan Hall.

    The event starts at 10 a.m. Feb. 15 inside of Calihan Hall on the McNichols Campus. It’ll wrap up in time for the 1 p.m. basketball contest.

    A graphic for National Girls & Women in Sports Day, on Saturday, Feb. 15 in Calihan Hall, featuring images of girls at past NGWSD events and also featuring a QR code.

  • February 06: Second annual SciComm art exhibit 鈥楿NREAL鈥 set for Feb. 10-14

    Thursday February 06, 2025

    Please join the for UNREAL, the second annual science communication art exhibit at 91传媒. This exhibit, which runs from Feb. 10-14, will feature about 30 works of science-informed art that touch on topics like futurism, science fiction, inventions, fantasy, metaphor, challenging the impossible, and utopias and dystopias.

    This FREE event will take place in the Warren Loranger Architecture Building from 2-7 p.m. each day of the exhibit. Tickets are not required for entry, but please RSVP below so we know how many to expect.

    This event is made possible in part by the Titan Innovation Fund and the Michigan Arts and Culture Council.

    A poster for UNREAL, 91传媒's 2nd Annual SciComm Art Exhibit, which takes place Feb. 10-14 from 2-7 p.m. in the Loranger Architecture building.

  • February 06: ReBUILDetroit to host virtual healing session for equity and inclusion leaders in STEM, Feb. 11

    Thursday February 06, 2025

    Image of Sarina Saturn with her hands formed into the shape of a heart.The ReBUILDetroit Learning Community on Identity Formation is hosting a virtual healing session for equity and inclusion leaders in STEM 鈥 led by Sarina Saturn, neuroscientist and editor of the ADVANCE Journal 鈥 on Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 12:45 p.m. This event is co-hosted by the Inclusive Teaching Learning Community.

    During this session, we will:

    • Recognize the impact of trauma on our brains and physiology and resultant impacts on personal and professional well-being
    • Apply neuroscience-informed techniques to enhance emotional resilience and cope with the challenges of equity-centered leadership roles
    • Cultivate sustainable self-care strategies, including the use of contemplative-based exercises, somatic tuning, self-compassion and creativity
    • Foster collective healing through communities of support and solidarity among leaders working toward equity and inclusion in STEM.

    Please register by Feb. 5. Zoom link will be provided upon registration.

    For more information or questions, please contact Assistant Professor of Physics Hiba Assi at听assihi@udmercy.edu.

  • February 06: Community Engaged Learning (CEL) proposal workshop set for Feb. 7

    Thursday February 06, 2025

    The Community Engaged Learning (CEL) proposal committee is offering a CEL Proposal Workshop for those interested in submitting a proposal for a CEL course or just interested in learning more about Community Engaged Learning. The workshop will take place on Friday, Feb. 7 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Briggs Building, Room 205. Lunch will be provided for all. RSVP is required.

    If you are interested in attending the workshop, please contact Director of Community Engaged Learning Tim Hipskind to RSVP at hipskijt@udmercy.edu, who will give you the materials needed and get your lunch order. In-person attendance is highly recommended, but a Zoom link will be provided for those who need to attend virtually.

    Community Engaged Learning (CEL) is a form of experiential learning in which students achieve learning objectives of academic courses through collaborative work with non-profit and community leaders on issues in our community. The proposals are a tool for engaging all CEL faculty to get input on how we can work together to enhance CEL at 91传媒.

  • February 04: Call out for faculty book orders for Summer 2025

    Tuesday February 04, 2025

    Are you teaching a class in any of the summer semesters? We need your book orders!

    Submitting your book orders early ensures:

    • It is on the shelves for our students.
    • The used-book market can be sourced to keep costs down for our students.
    • The book(s) can be bought back from students, if currently in use 鈥 which gives students more buy-back dollars at the end of this semester!
    • Our campus remains in compliance with the鈥疕igher Education Opportunity Act, which states that all universities that receive financial aid must disclose textbook information and pricing to students prior to them registering for their courses.

    Summer 2025 book adoptions are due to the Bookstore by Monday, March 17.

    To submit book orders, please take note of the details below and email Tracy Buse at 2385txt@follett.com with the following information:

    • Your author, title, ISBN, edition, course number and department, and include whether the course material is going to be required for the class or just recommended.
    • If you plan to use custom materials/course packs (bundles, lab manuals, etc.) or foreign books for your course, please get these adoptions in early as these are printed on-demand and can take a couple weeks to get set up/printed.
    • If you’re not using a book for a course, please let us know, so you don’t end up on the 鈥渕issing book order鈥 list of adoptions.
    • If older editions of books are submitted for the course, please make a note if new editions are acceptable to provide to the students in the event the old edition is not readily available.

    For any questions, please email Tracy Buse at t.buse@follett.com.

  • February 03: Religious diversity to be celebrated at interfaith dinner on Feb. 5

    Monday February 03, 2025

    Join University Ministry in celebrating religious diversity at an interfaith dinner set for Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom on the McNichols Campus. All Titans are invited.

    We will break bread together and enjoy listening to a guest panel representing the Sikh, Hindu and Native American cultures present on the topic of spirituality and radical hospitality. Free food will be available for all in attendance and will feature halal, Kosher and vegetarian options.

    This will also be a +1 spiritual and service hour opportunity for 91传媒 students, and the first 25 guests to arrive will receive a free T-shirt!

    For more information, please contact Anita Klueg at kluegag@udmercy.edu.

    A graphic for Interfaith Dinner to be held on Wednesday, Feb. 5 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in Student Union Ballroom. Free food and guest panel representing Sikh, Hindu, and Native American cultures on the topic of spiritual and radical hospitality. There is a scan code to register in the bottom left-hand corner and a 91传媒 Ministry logo in the bottom right-hand corner.

  • February 03: Society of Women Engineers: Discussion on Workplace Harassment set for Feb. 6

    Monday February 03, 2025

    Please join the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) for a roundtable discussion on preventing, recognizing and responding to workplace sexual harassment. This event will take place on Thursday, Feb. 6 at 5-6:30 p.m. in the Engineering Building, Room 120.

    SWE has invited 91传媒’s Co-Director of the Women’s and Gender Studies Program Amanda Hiber, Executive Director of Equal Opportunity Megan Novell and Assistant Director of Human Resources Kim Slappy to join a conversation about the different forms harassment can take and how we can respond.

    This event is geared toward women beginning their careers, but all are welcome to join and share their experiences. Join us for dinner, dessert and great discussions!

    A flyer on a purple background for Society of Women Engineers Harassment Awareness Event on Feb. 6 at 5-6:30 in E120. There is a graphic of three women professionals in the center of the page. At the bottom is the text "Great Food and conversation with our speakers: Megan Novell, Officeof Equal Opportunity exec. director, Kim Slappy, HR assistant director and Amanda Hiber, WGS Program co-director.

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Wednesday January 29, 2025

Professor of Chemistry Mark Benvenuto was recently awarded the Numismatic Ambassador Award by Florida United Numismatists (FUN), a non-profit organization that promotes numismatics in Florida and around the world. Only five awards are granted per year to those who have made a significant contribution to numismatics, which can qualify as a hobby or an academic discipline.

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