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  • December 04: Light up the Mall on Dec. 4

    Wednesday December 04, 2024

    All are welcome to embrace the spirit of the holiday season and join the President’s Office and University Ministry to Light up the Mall on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 4 p.m. The University community is invited to the south side outdoor area of the Student Union for the lighting of Kassab Mall, a Christmas and holiday blessing and singing with the University Chorus.

    Hot chocolate and cookies to follow the festivities in the Zalke Lounge in the lower level for the Student Union.

    A flyer for the Light up the Mall event presented by The President's Office and University Ministry on Dec. 4 at 4 p.m. The text is on a blue background with Christmas lights and stars. The text reads that the event takes place on the south side of the Student Union on Kassab Mall by the Amp. Join us for the lighting of Kassab Mall, a Christmas and holiday blessing and singing with the University Chorus followed by hot chocolate and cookies in the Zalke Lounge.

  • December 04: Holiday Pop-up Shop coming to McNichols Campus Library, Dec. 4-6

    Wednesday December 04, 2024

    Graphic of Christmas pop-up shop to occur on Dec. 4-6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the McNichols Library lobby. There is a photograph of a warmly lit cabin in snow covered countryside.Mark your calendars — The Holiday Pop-up Shop is back!

    Handmade items, treats, cards and all sorts of curious and unique items will be on sale from Wednesday, Dec. 4 to Friday, Dec. 6 in the McNichols Campus Library lobby. Shop hours will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.

    Proceeds of the sale go to a nonprofit children’s literacy initiative — sponsored by Detroit Mercy’s Department of English — whose mission is to expand access to high-quality children’s books and support families in reading with their children. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Rx for Reading has distributed more than 2,000 children’s books a month since 2014 with the help of its community partners, and is committed to raising the next generation of readers and leaders in our community.Ìý

    So please stop by the shop and work on that gift checklist while supporting a good cause!

  • December 04: Donate leftover meal swipes to help community

    Wednesday December 04, 2024

    Do you have left-over meal swipes? With your help, the community will be invited to dine for free on campus using donated swipes. Fill out the form below to donate unused swipes.

    For any questions or comments, email Chelsea Manning at mannincp@udmercy.edu.

    A flyer on a light brown background for Meal swipe donation for left-over meal swipes. The community will be invited to dine for free on campus using donated meal swipes. There is a scan code at the middle bottom of page. Detroit Mercy TENN logo on the left middle side of page and Metz logo on right middle side of page.

  • December 04: Civil rights spring break service immersion trip application deadline is Jan. 15

    Wednesday December 04, 2024

    Come and join University Ministry in Montgomery, Alabama!

    When: March 1-8 (Spring Break)

    What: Service Immersion Trips are an opportunity to encounter a community outside of your own, offer your gifts and friendship in service and solidarity, and immerse yourself in education on the critical issues of our day–in this case, the Civil Rights movement! This trip is designed to learn from the rich history of the area, visiting renowned museums and historical sites. It also includes engaging in current-day civil rights issues around racism, voting access and even joining a historical rally crossing the Selma bridge.

    Where: Montgomery, Alabama. We are hosted by an organization called Their center is located in a building that was previously a convent, consisting of private bedrooms with two beds each, shared split bathrooms, a kitchen and a reflection room where we have our nightly reflections.

    Who: For current º£½ÇÂÛ̳ students only. All faiths or non-faiths are invited to join. There are 8 student spots available on this trip.

    Transportation: Provided! We will meet at º£½ÇÂÛ̳ and drive down together in a van, leaving early Saturday, March 1, and returning Saturday, March 8.

    Registration Cost: $400 (covers 3 meals/day, lodging, transportation, museum tickets and all programming). The total cost per person is higher, but Ministry pays the remainder. We do not want this expense to be an obstacle to your participation–scholarships are available! Reach out to Sammy at seckric@udmercy.edu to request a scholarship application.

    Application Deadline: Jan. 15 with an initial deposit of $100. The remaining cost is due a week before the start of the trip. An application can be requested below.

    A flyer for the Civil Rights Spring Break trip in Montgomery, Alabama on March 1-8. The bright yellow wording is place atop the a black and white image of the Mall in Washington, DC, with thousands of bystanders. There is a scan code in the upper right-hand corner and a University Ministry logo in the upper left-hand corner.

  • December 02: Detroit Mercy’s Day of Giving is Tuesday, Dec. 3

    Monday December 02, 2024

    Day of Giving is Tuesday, Dec. 3!

    Help support Detroit Mercy programs, organizations and students for years to come through

    This 24-hour fundraising campaign is an opportunity for Titans around the world—alumni, community members, parents, friends, faculty, staff and students—to join together and show support for Detroit Mercy. More information is at the link below.

    Four photos of students at Detroit Mercy, featuring a Day of Giving logo and text underneath that reads, #WorldNeedsTitans

  • December 02: Dead week comes alive for students, Dec. 2-9

    Monday December 02, 2024

    Are you feeling the burnout of the semester and ready for the holidays to begin, but not quite ready to cram for exams?

    “Dead Week Comes Alive” at Detroit Mercy the week of Dec. 2-9, bringing some relaxing, de-stress events to campus before the crunch of finals.

    Clear your mind for a couple hours and glide on the ice under a moonlit, starry sky with your friends and family at Campus Martius Park, or open those books for an all-day study retreat including meal making and community with University Ministry.

    Whether you choose to blow off some steam at Glow Night on one of º£½ÇÂÛ̳’s athletic courts or just need a coloring break, several departments across campus have collaborated to provide students with ways to de-stress and have some fun before finals week. Many involve free food and snacks!

    Check out the attached flyer for more information!

    A graphic on a blue background regarding Dead Week Comes Alive. During downtime before final exam there are several events for students to choose from to de-stress.

  • December 02: Leadership Slam with Angelo Vitale set for Tuesday, Dec. 3

    Monday December 02, 2024

    Join the Institute for Leadership and Service for a dynamic student panel and keynote by Angelo Vitale ’80, retired general counsel of Rocket Companies, on how to “Make Yourself the Obvious Choice.â€

    On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Vitale will lead a pair of leadership slams on Detroit Mercy’s McNichols Campus. The first slam is from 2:15-3:15 p.m. and the second from 4:45-5:45 p.m. inside the Commerce & Finance Building, Room 139. Refreshments will be provided.

    Vitale will share how strategic leadership has helped him “make himself the obvious choice” throughout his career. With decades of experience in legal strategy and corporate governance, he offers insights on driving innovation and standing out as a leader.

    Prior to his retirement in 2023, Vitale served as the general counsel and secretary of Rocket Companies. He also was the first chief executive officer of Rocket Central, a captive professional services company. Vitale’s wealth of experience helped shape the company’s mission to meet the diverse needs of its clients by delivering innovative solutions to complex financial transactions. Vitale also served on Detroit Mercy’s Board of Trustees for eight years.

    You don’t want to miss this opportunity to learn how to stand out as a leader and innovator!

     

    A flyer for Leadership Slam, brought by the Institute for Leadership and Service. There is a graphic of five figures sitting in chair appearing to be in discussion. Underneath are the words "Join our student panel discussion for an engaging and interactive conversation to learn how to stand out and lead with confidence in any industry. The bottom half of the flyer contain a photo of the alumni speaker, Angelo Vitale and the words on a blue background that he will share how strategic leadership helped him make himself the obvious choice throughout his career. The Leadership Slam takes place on Dec. 3 at two times, Slam 1 is at 2:15-3:15 p.m.and Slam 2 is at 4:45-5:45 p.m. Both in Commerce and Finance Room 139.

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Wednesday December 04, 2024

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