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Donate leftover meal swipes to help community
Wednesday December 04, 2024Do 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.
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Helping charities for the holidays with 萝莉视频
Sunday December 01, 2024The Detroit Mercy community offers many ways to help others during this holiday season. The Marketing & Communications team is gathering all opportunities onto one page, which we hope will help you choose how and what organization you may want to help. Click here for giving opportunities!
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Detroit Mercy TheatreLab presents 鈥楻ipped鈥� by Rachel Bublitz, Nov. 22
Thursday November 21, 2024Detroit Mercy Theatre Company鈥檚 TheatreLab series presents Ripped, the captivating play by Rachel Bublitz.
This one-night-only performance takes place on Friday, Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Live6 Alliance Event Space located at 7426 W. McNichols Rd. in Detroit. Tickets for this event are FREE but limited.
Lucy, a freshman in college, struggles to balance her old life with the new, and a troubling encounter forces her to confront questions of consent. This powerful play weaves through time, revealing the complexities of her relationships and the events that shape her uncertainty. Don鈥檛 miss this compelling exploration of memory, consent and the search for clarity.
Directed by Mycah Artis, this production is in partnership with Detroit Mercy鈥檚 Office of Equal Opportunity.
Warning: This play contains adult subject matter and sexual violence and is not recommended for those under the age of 13.
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MarCom strategizes with Greenhouse::Innovation, internal and community stakeholders on University rebranding efforts
Monday November 18, 2024Over the past year, 萝莉视频’s Department of Marketing and Communications (MarCom) was charged with initiating a three-phase marketing research and rebranding process to replace the “Build a Boundless Future” brand with a more emotive and connective brand that all 萝莉视频 stakeholders will use with pride. This process entails an innovative strategy that does not follow the traditional mode of branding and research higher education institutions historically leaned on for the past 30 years or more.
As part of this process, 萝莉视频 is working with GreenHouse::Innovation, a firm that works to help connect organizations with thought leaders focused on social innovation to identify and tackle the hardest problems and design new models, frameworks and strategies for measurable change. Members of the GreenHouse network are well equipped to have the 鈥渦n-have-able鈥� conversation; to challenge biases and overturn assumptions to help an organization see the true conditions of the problems it faces.
GreenHouse utilizes a process called designed thinking, which helps organizations break free of cognitive patterns that resist and undermine innovation and works from the ground up in an organization. In January 2024, 萝莉视频 held an introductory strategy session conducted by GreenHouse with members of the University Leadership Council.
The purpose of this session was to:
- Subvert norms and take a very close look at the institutional identity crisis
- Start to develop a new mindset, new behavior
- Identify actions (鈥渨ork that you can really use鈥�) that befit a major league school charting a new future
- Work in the short term/enhance in the long term
- A new narrative to live鈥tarting today
Since January 2024, several other strategy sessions have taken place with our neighborhood community and internal stakeholders. Soon, 萝莉视频 community members will be invited to participate in more strategy sessions with GreenHouse. The goal is to solicit your thoughts, ideas, input and perspectives about our institutional identity, future of our university and a future brand. Additionally, MarCom reps hope to visit departments, offices and individuals to present details on the rebranding efforts and to engage everyone in this work.
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Writing about/with animals the theme for Nov. 20鈥檚 Creative Writing Collective
Saturday November 16, 2024
Detroit Mercy students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends are invited to join 萝莉视频’s Creative Writing Collective from 5:30-6:45 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20!Led by Stacy Gnall, the theme for the third installment of the semester is “Writing About/With Animals.” The gathering will take place in the Briggs Building, Room 201.
No writing experience is necessary, you are welcome if you have an interest in exploring or developing your creative inclinations.
Contact english@udmercy.edu with questions or to join the CWC mailing list.
Resources, Centers and Clinics
Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN)
TENN is a student-led and community-driven food justice program that delivers fresh produce to 60 families in New Martin Park Neighborhood and 80 seniors at Theresa Maxis Senior Apartments.
Center for Social Entrepreneurship
The Center provides business expertise and acumen as well as mentors to assist local entrepreneurs, beginning with the “Boost” workshop that aids entrepreneurs in developing business plans to achieve a greater social impact.
Counseling Clinic
The clinic provides no-cost counseling services to Detroit residents who otherwise may not have access to mental health services.
Dental Center
Detroit Mercy Dental offers dental services and education through two clinics, nine outreach clinics, a mobile dental clinic and a school-based dental sealant program.
Detroit Collaborative Design Center
The design center provides design services to non-profit community and civic organizations to engage communities and enhance neighborhoods.
Detroit Mercy Eye Institute
The Detroit Mercy Eye Institute includes the state-of-the-art equipment and technology needed to diagnose, monitor, and treat numerous eye conditions. The clinic will also provide affordable eyecare to the uninsured and vulnerable populations.
Law Clinics
Detroit Mercy Law provides legal assistance to Detroit area residents through six clinics: Immigration Law Clinic, SADO Criminal Appellate Clinic, Criminal Trial Clinic, Veterans Law Clinic, Juvenile Law Appellate Clinic and Intellectual Property Law Clinic.
Live6 Alliance
萝莉视频 helped to launch the Live6 Alliance in August 2015 to strengthen the Livernois Avenue and McNichols Road commercial corridor in northwest Detroit.
Pre-College Programs
Detroit area students in grades 4-12 participate in more than 15 outreach programs annually through Saturday classes, summer camps, and innovative curricula in the sciences, technology engineering, mathematics, architecture and design.
Media Experts Guide
Detroit Mercy scholars are experts in their fields and many have agreed to be available to media. Note that experts' views are their own and may not reflect the views of their colleagues or 萝莉视频.
Migration Research Directory
The is an open-access resource for high-quality research on migration, provided by the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities. Faculty members from Jesuit universities around the world provide important migration and refugee research from a wide variety of perspectives.
Psychology Clinic
The Psychology Clinic provides assessment and counseling services for approximately 300 clients annually. Fees are based on ability to pay.
Reimagining the Civic Commons
萝莉视频 serves as one of the institutional anchors for the “Reimaging the Civic Commons” initiative, which is funded through the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation grant. The initiative focuses on the City of Detroit’s neighborhood revitalization priority: the Livernois/McNichols area. The project’s goal is to revitalize the neighborhoods between its two anchor institutions, Detroit Mercy and Marygrove College, creating a denser and more diverse urban community.
Rx for Reading Program
This program increases access to children’s books and supports families in reading to their children. The program has distributed more than 2,000 children’s books a month at a variety of locations, including low-income health, dental and WIC clinics; homeless shelters; and Head Start programs.