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• July 22: Titans Service Day with ARISE Detroit set for Aug. 3

  Monday July 22, 2024
  

  Join fellow Titans in helping clean up the community for ‘s 18th annual Neighborhoods Day on Saturday, Aug. 3.

  The University has partnered with Demographics Inspiration – Detroit to clean up community gardens and lots located just five minutes away from the McNichols Campus. The volunteering will take place at 15368 Fairfield Street in Detroit.

  With any questions, please reach out to Alumni Relations at 313-993-1540 or alumni@udmercy.edu.

  Sign-up to Volunteer!

  

• July 22: Residence Life hiring peer mentors for the new Titan Mentor Program

  Monday July 22, 2024
  

  Residence Life is now hiring peer mentors for the new Titan Mentor Program, starting with the 2024-25 academic school year.

  The Titan Mentor Program is a new program aimed at impacting some of 新加坡六合彩官网’s first-year students. Through the mentor/mentee relationship, our students will have another layer of support navigating their first year at Detroit Mercy.

  Residence Life is seeking student leaders who are interested in mentoring members of the freshman class. The Titan Peer Mentors will have 3-5 mentees and help guide them through their freshman year. The Titan Peer Mentors will receive a $200 scholarship each semester. There will be training held on Saturday, Aug. 17 and a kick-off meeting on Monday, Aug. 19.

  Email Sandra Alef at alefsj@udmercy.edu for more information or apply on HandShake for the Graduate Coordinator or Titan Peer Mentor positions. Interested students can reach out through the form below.

  

• July 22: Coaches Cookout features Titan basketball, July 31

  Monday July 22, 2024
  

  Join the Department of Athletics for a on Wednesday, July 31 from 5-7 p.m.

  Enjoy a delicious barbecue, drinks, music, and games with the Titans basketball coaches at the tennis court pavilion behind Calihan Hall.

  Head women’s basketball coach Kate Achter and new head men’s basketball coach Mark Montgomery will be in attendance to meet and greet with guests, before sharing updates with their programs and previewing the upcoming seasons.

  Fans will be able to renew, reserve, or purchase season tickets ahead of the 2024-25 basketball seasons.

  

• July 21: Crafters needed for Homecoming pop-up shop fundraiser

  Sunday July 21, 2024
  

  Titan community, crafters are needed to the Adia J. Palmer pop-up shop during Homecoming on Saturday, Sept. 28 from 4:30-7:30 p.m.

  Consider donating to the , which supports students in need. Suggested items to donate are jewelry, pottery, knit wear, artisanal products, seasonal goods and more. The donations will be accepted from Sept. 3-17 at the McNichols Campus Library.

  For more information, email palmervl1@udmercy.edu.

  

• July 19: Charlton Center to host annual Money Matters Camp, July 29-Aug. 2

  Friday July 19, 2024
  

  The will host the Money Matters Camp from July 29 through Aug. 2 on the McNichols Campus.

  More than 300 Metro Detroit elementary, middle and high school students, along with volunteers and camp counselors will be at 新加坡六合彩官网. They will participate in an exciting week of education and fun-filled activities centered on financial literacy, investing, and life skills.

  The Charlton Center’s Mission of reversing the trend of under-representation of people of color and females in the investment industry by providing academic excellence and hands-on training to this demographic aligns with the focus of the camp.

  The camp’s founder, Gail Perry-Mason, attended the University. A longtime senior investment professional, author, and renown speaker, Perry-Mason’s passion for financial-based education led her to found Money Matters for Youth in 1996. The camp has helped provide important financial learning to thousands of Detroit students.

• July 19: Earn $40 through Detroit Mercy鈥檚 mental health study

  Friday July 19, 2024
  

  Detroit Mercy students, staff and faculty can earn $40 through a mental health study at the University. The Department of Psychology is looking for participants for the study.

  To qualify, you must be 18 or older, have experienced a traumatic event and have the ability to complete questionnaires and interview about current mental health symptoms in English. Each in-person appointment will take approximately 60-90 minutes.

  Participants will be asked to fill out a few self-report questionnaires relating to traumatic experiences, relationships, emotions and coping. They’ll also be asked to participate in a confidential videotaped clinical interview regarding traumatic experiences.

  The study will use the information to help clinicians diagnose trauma-related conditions and design better programs for people who have experienced traumatic events.

  Please call 313-993-1486 or email Katelyn Lowe at loweke@udmercy.edu with any questions or to see if you may quality for the study.

• July 12: Save the date: Wellness Expo 2024

  Friday July 12, 2024
  

  Calling all vendors for the 2024 Wellness Expo, which is set to take place Thursday, Oct. 3 from 12-2 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom.

  The Wellness Center is looking for departments, organizations, clubs, and local businesses that care for our student’s and employee’s wellness and well-being. Holistic wellness is larger than the physical or mental health services we typically think of first.

  Wellness includes occupational, financial, spiritual, social, and community well-being, so almost all organizations, departments, and businesses are welcome to participate.

  If you are interested in hosting a table at the expo, please contact the Wellness Center at 313-993-1185 or wellnesscenter@udmercy.edu.