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Callahan the constant in decade of Detroit Mercy women's lacrosse
US Lacrosse Magazine | 11/2/18
Megan Callahan came to Detroit Mercy for the chance to play Division I lacrosse. A native of Florida, she always figured she would return home to teach after graduating. Instead, she has never left Detroit.
Student selected for United Nations conference on Climate Change
Macomb Daily | 10/20/18
Detroit Mercy's Tiffany Tieu Ngo is one of only eight American students, chosen to serve as a representative for the American Chemical Society at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
He operates molding machines, but he can’t see them
New York Times | 9/28/18
Detroit Mercy alum Jay Browder is a blind machine operator, who manages with adaptive aids, tips from co-workers and careful concentration.
Keegan-Michael Key Puts Comedy Aside and Shoots for His Dreams
New York Times | 9/7/18
Keegan-Michael Key says his career up to now has been “a 19-year detour.”
Alumni News
New York Times recognizes groundbreaking alumna
Crystal Windham ’02, who is the director of Cadillac’s interior design team, is one of a small but growing number of women in high places in the field of automotive design. She was part of a New York Times article last week called “Women Get Feet in the Door of …
Get to know: John Rectenwald ’68, supporting efforts to improve vision in West Africa
John Rectenwald ’68 knows process. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Architecture, he spent five years in the Navy, became a decorated Vietnam War vet and was a member of the White House military staff where he ran the operations at Camp David. He returned to Michigan and worked for …