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  • January 23: Submit nominations for 2026 Alumni Achievement Spirit Awards

    Friday January 23, 2026

    ĢƵ’s Alumni Relations Office is accepting nominations for the 2026 Alumni Achievement Spirit Awards. This annual event during Homecoming recognizes seven alumni — one from each college and school at the University — for their significant accomplishments in both their professional careers and in their commitment to community. Nominations will be accepted through Feb. 28.

    If you know of any alumni who are making or have made extraordinary achievements in their careers, please nominate them for this prestigious recognition.

    Award criteria includes:

    • Nominee should be a respected member of his/her chosen profession (active or recently retired).
    • Nominee has been recognized in their industry for exemplary professional achievements.
    • Nominee should be engaged in the community, either with ĢƵ or another civic/community organization.
    • Nominee has demonstrated a willingness to financially support ĢƵ at some level either in the past or in the future.
    • Nominee must be available to accept the award in person.
    • Nominee shall not have received any University of School/College award in the last five years.

    The Spirit Awards are held annually during Homecoming weekend. You may view honorees of past awards HERE.

    For more information or any questions, please contact Director of Alumni Relations Peggy Pattison at 313-578-0327 or pattisma@udmercy.edu.

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  • January 23: Clinical psychology MA virtual open house set for Jan. 26

    Friday January 23, 2026

    An information virtual open house for program will take place on Monday, Jan. 26, from 6-7 p.m. A Zoom link will be provided upon registration.

    This interactive session is an opportunity to:

    • Meet Program Director Lee Eshelman and get your questions answered directly
    • Learn about the program’s focus on training mental health care providers in psychotherapy and psychological assessment
    • Discover career opportunities for graduates, including roles in hospitals, mental health clinics and outpatient care centers

    For those considering a career in mental health, this is a great opportunity to .

    Please contact Lee Eshelman at eshelmlr@udmercy.edufor more information or with any questions.

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  • January 23: UDM to host presentation on ‘Justice, Violence and Social Determinants of Health,’ Jan. 29

    Friday January 23, 2026

    Headshot of Julisa AbadĢƵ’s Women’s and Gender Studies Program will host a presentation and discussion by Julisa Abad titled “Justice, Violence and Social Determinants of Health.” The event will take place on Thursday, Jan. 29, from 4-5:30 p.m. in Room 124 of the Health Professions Facility, on the McNichols Campus. All are welcome to attend this free event.

    Abad is the LGBTQ community engagement liaison for the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office Special Victims Unit and an advocate for justice for transgender people.

    This event is co-hosted by the and Office of Equal Opportunity.

    With any questions, please email Mary Liz Valesano at valesame@udmercy.edu.

  • January 23: Service in the City returns for winter semester, signup deadline Jan. 26

    Friday January 23, 2026

    Service in the City, sponsored by University Ministry, is back for winter 2026. This program connects UDM students with local education-focused nonprofits in Detroit, giving students the opportunity to make a real impact in the community with a commitment of just one hour per week.

    Through this integrated immersion program, students can earn 10-plus service hours and participate in formation opportunities that deepen understanding of community engagement. The deadline to sign up is Jan. 26.

    Service opportunities are designed to help students get to know the local Detroit community, and learn how resilient community leaders are supporting each other and co-creating a better future.

    Loyola High School, Brilliant Detroit and La Casa Guadalupana are educational non-profits impacting Detroit youth. With just one hour per week, UDM students build relationships in the community, support the next generation and fulfill class requirements, all while developing new skills.

    This program is especially popular with students in the Leadership Minor, Honors Program and CEL-integrated classes, but all students who want to make the world a better place are encouraged to sign up.

    Please contact Gray La Fond at glafond@udmercy.edu with any questions.

    A graphic for “Service in the City” volunteer program by University Ministry at UDM. Blue background with cartoon figures flying on open books among white clouds. Text reads: “Service in the City – Volunteers Needed! Earn 10+ service hours, support literacy among Detroit kids and get involved with your local community. Deadline: Jan. 26. Contact glafond@udmercy.edu.” Includes a QR code for sign-up at the top middle of the page and the UDM logo in the bottom right-hand corner.

  • January 23: University Ministry to celebrate world interfaith harmony at panel discussion and dinner, Feb. 4

    Friday January 23, 2026

    University Ministry will celebrate world interfaith harmony at an interfaith panel and dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 4, from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom on the McNichols Campus. All Titans are invited.

    Participants will share food together, hear personal stories from a panel of speakers of various religious perspectives on sustaining hope and enjoy a cultural drumming and singing group that includes one UDM graduate student.

    Free food for all in attendance includes halal, kosher, gluten-free and vegetarian options.

    It is a +1 spiritual opportunity for UDM students in leadership, and students can volunteer at the event as well to count toward service hours.

    For more information, please contact Director of University Ministry Anita Klueg at kluegag@udmercy.edu.

    Flyer for an Interfaith Dinner. There is a UDM University Ministry logo in the upper left-hand corrner and Hillel of Metro Detroit logo in the upper right-hand corner. Text reads: “Wednesday, February 4, Interfaith Dinner. Conversations on Sustaining Hope. Event is from 6-8 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. Halal, kosher and vegetarian food options; panel discussion, storytelling and entertainment. There is a QR code in the lower right-hand corner to RSVP. There a hand holding soil with a small green plant growing from it on the middle of left-hand side of the page.

  • January 23: Register for Celebration of Scholarly Achievement until March 9

    Friday January 23, 2026

    Celebration of Scholarly Achievement & Community Engagement (CSACE) is a University-wide event featuring research posters, artistic displays, performances, lightning talks and much more. This year’s CSACE symposium is set for Thursday, April 9.

    CSACE is an opportunity to recognize the exemplary work across all campuses throughout the academic year and to learn about and support the research achievements of fellow colleagues and students.

    All students, staff and faculty from all disciplines are encouraged to register for an opportunity to display or present their academic achievements, scholarly research and publications, community service, artistic creations and talents.

    Presenter registration is required to secure a position at the event.

    The deadline to register to be a presenter is Monday, March 9, by 6 p.m.

    Three photos of people presenting at CSACE symposium. The first photo is an overhead view of all the projects on the symposium floor. The second is a person in a red shirt talking about his poster hanging on the wall amid numerous other posters. The third is students showing a robotic vehicle.

     

  • January 23: UDM unites for wide-ranging Black History Month celebration

    Friday January 23, 2026

    A graphic for Black History month. The words "Black History Month" are in white on the left against a black background. On the right, diagonal stripes in red, yellow, and green extend from the top to the bottom of the image.A wide variety of events featuring award-winning poets, films, talks and workshops are being planned at all ĢƵ Campuses to celebrate Black History Month.

    The events are designed to show the importance of Black history in the United States.

    You’re sure to find something educational, inspiring and entertaining at these events. Please see full listing of events below. Check back regularly as new events and updates will be added periodically.

    Full BHM info.

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Monday November 17, 2025

ĢƵ’s Counseling program hosted its annual Trailblazing TitanCounselor alumni panel discussion and networking event on Oct. 30, and it featured two program alumni and was attended by 40 graduate counseling students. It provided an opportunity to learn about the specific important work being done by alumni while building connections in the professional counseling community.

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