September 30, 2012 - October 6, 2012
(Week 40)
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Based upon the observations and principles about the mind and body connection which is now being proven y modern medicine. Substantial research has been conducted to look at the Health Benefits of Yoga - from the Yoga Postures (Asanas), Yoga Breathing (Pranayama), and Meditation.
Please contact Yoga Instructor, Jim Stout, stoutjr@udmercy.edu for more information concerning the class. This class is open to any Fitness Center Member (UDM student or employee).
ATTENTION UDM UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS! Enhance Your UDM Degree with a MINOR or a CERTIFICATE! FREE HOT DOGS, CHIPS, AND WATER!
Advisors representing UDM's Minor and Certificate Programs will be available to answer undergraduate students' questions and to assist in completing the paperwork to add a Minor or Certificate.
UDM offers 26 Minors and Certificates from a variety of areas and disciplines. Students may now earn two minors. Hosted by the College of Liberal Arts & Education, the College of Engineering & Science, and the College of Business Administration. (Rain Date: October 4)
Questions: 313 993-3250
Since lunch is only 1 hour long, this class gets right to point with a 20 minute core workout. Get in, get out, and get on with your day!
Please contact Fitness Instructor, Josh Luczak, luczakjp@udmercy.edu for more information concerning the class.
This class is open to any Fitness Center Member (UDM student or employee).
Joe Coriaty (class of '78) of Fredrick Fisher Partners of Los Angeles will present recent projects from his award-winning firm, as well as discuss the impact his education in Detroit influenced his design thinking.
Working in the auto factories of Detroit influenced Joe Coriaty's process for making architecture and its placement in the changing urban context of modern America. After graduating from the University of Detroit, Joe completed his Masters degree at the University of Southern California and soon became one of the founding principles of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architecture in Los Angeles. He was lead designer on such notable projects as MoMA P.S.1 in New York, the Annenberg Center for Information Science and Technology at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, the Colby College Museum of Art Museum in Maine and locally at the Flint Institute of Art.
His body of work promotes sustainable design principles that respect the client's budget and cultivates a sense of rigor, beauty and authenticity. The firms most recent project, the Annenberg Community Beach House, bridges historic preservation with a new LEED certified modernist structure.
Have your resume critiqued before the career fair!
Employer volunteers will review resumes and assist UDM students and alumni in determining career paths and employment opportunities within their organization. Resume critiques are 15 to 20 minutes in length and offered on a first-come basis. Students who pre-register will be given first preference.
3 Ways To Register for a Workshop | Information Session:
1) Log-in to your TitanCareerLink account at www.udmercy.edu/cec, select the Events tab from the top navigation, Click the appropriate tab (workshops, information session, career fair) and RSVP for the session of your choice.
2) Send an e-mail to careerlink@udmercy.edu. Please include your name, the workshop you wish to attend, and a contact phone number and e-mail address.
3) Call the Career Education Center at 313-993-1017 and leave a message stating your name, the workshop you wish to attend, e-mail address and contact phone number.
Use your TitanCareerLink to register for a list of all CEC sponsored events. If you don't have a TitanCareerLink account, create one at: http://www.udmercy.edu/cec/.
Events subject to change! All Events are for UDM students and alumni only!
Learn about career and internship opportunities with Ford Motor Company. For more information visit http://www.udmercy.edu/cec/.
Interested in employment in the automotive industry? Meet the recruiting team from Ford Motor Company learn about upcoming interviews for summer 2013 internships in finance, purchasing and engineering! You must pre-register to attend this event!
3 Ways To Register for a Workshop | Information Session:
1) Log-in to your TitanCareerLink account at www.udmercy.edu/cec, select the Events tab from the top navigation, Click the appropriate tab (workshops, information session, career fair) and RSVP for the session of your choice.
2) Send an e-mail to careerlink@udmercy.edu. Please include your name, the workshop you wish to attend, and a contact phone number and e-mail address.
3) Call the Career Education Center at 313-993-1017 and leave a message stating your name, the workshop you wish to attend, e-mail address and contact phone number.
Use your TitanCareerLink to register for a list of all CEC sponsored events. If you don't have a TitanCareerLink account, create one at: http://www.udmercy.edu/cec/.
Events subject to change! All Events are for UDM students and alumni only!
Join us for conversation and refreshments to learn about the BSN Completion Program.
Please join us for conversation and refreshments to learn about the BSN Completion Program offered at the Macomb University Center!
Dr. Mary L. White; Chairperson of the RN-BSN Completion Program will be there to discuss the program in detail and answer your questions.
The application fee will be waived and we will be making on-site admission decisions for those who bring transcript copies.
Come enjoy hot cider and hot chocolate while roasting marshmallows and hot dogs over an open fire!
Join the Student Alumni Association for the 7th annual Heat Up the Mall. The event is free and there will be all the hot chocolate and hot cider you can drink, as well as marshmallows to roast to make s'mores. Need a little something more than a s'more? No worries! We'll have hot dogs for roasting too.
A reading and book signing by Kelly Barth, author of the new memoir My Almost Certainly Real Imaginary Jesus.
Like many American kids, author Kelly Barth went to Sunday school, sang songs about Zacchaeus, and was tucked in with bedtime prayers. A typical Christian kid, that is, until she develops a searingly deep crush on another little girl playing after-hours in church, and more importantly, until Jesus "a tiny, imaginary Jesus, one that stays; safely tucked behind the baseboard or the petals of a peony" becomes her invisible friend and constant companion.
In her new memoir, My Almost Certainly Real Imaginary Jesus, Barth gives us a candid, touching, and often hilarious account of her journey from childhood to adulthood, and from a fear-driven fundamentalism to a mature spirituality that leaves her both "happily partnered and churched" (Library Journal). Along the way she enables readers to join her in exploring some of the lesser mapped territories of religion, faith, Christianity, authorship, love, and sexuality.
Please join Kelly Barth for a discussion on the art of memoir writing and a reading from her new book. Barth's talk will be followed by a book signing. This event is co-sponsored by the Women's and Gender Studies Program, Religious Studies department, English department, and Gay-Straight Alliance. It is free and open to the public. For more information contact Rosemary Weatherston, WGS Director, at 313-993-1083 / weatherr@udmercy.edu.
For more on the author and her book, visit http://www.kellybarth.com.
Badminton (Doubles) - Co-Ed
Intramural Badminton (Doubles) is a tournament that will occur at the Student Fitness Center.
Teams must be composed of 1 male and 1 female student.
Register online: http://www.imleagues.com/udmercy
Participants must create an IM Leagues account in order to view their teams' schedules and set team rosters. Through IM Leagues, players can track standings, find teammates, view schedules, and receive updates.
Please contact:
(313) 993-1154
hollmaap@udmercy.edu
Indoor Volleyball- Women & Co-Ed
Indoor Volleyball (6-on-6) will be played at the Student Fitness Center.
Indoor Volleyball features leagues for Women and Co-ed teams. Rally scoring will be used, in a 2 out of 3 game format per match.
Register online: http://www.imleagues.com/udmercy
Participants must create an IM Leagues account in order to view their teams' schedules and set team rosters. Through IM Leagues, players can track standings, find teammates, view schedules, and receive updates.
Please contact:
(313) 993-1154
hollmaap@udmercy.edu
Join the UDM Green Team for a screening of the 2011 Academy Award nominated short film, Sun Come Up. Sponsored by Catholic Coalition on Climate Change, this national screening of the film coincides with the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi (October 4), patron saint of those who promote ecology. Refreshments will be provided.
The film depicts the struggle of the inhabitants of the Cartaret Islands north of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, some of the world's first climate refugees, as they try to find a new home for their people. Rising sea levels are forcing them to leave their ancestral island, with limited resources to buy land on the mainland. For more information, go to http://www.udmercy.edu/facilitiesmgt/facoperations/energy/greenteam/event/index.htm.
In which situation does affluent, high school senior Jamie, who bombed her first attempt at the SAT as a result of academic apathy become enlightened by a unsympathetic tutor named Clark resulting in an unusual pact between two unlikely partners in crime?
Tickets are $20 for general adult admission and $10 for students. There is a discounted adult admission of $17 for seniors, UDM and Marygrove faculty and staff, alumni, donors and Detroit residents. The Theatre Company's box office is located in Reno Hall on the University of Detroit Mercy campus. Hours of operation are 12 noon to 5 pm, Tuesday through Friday. The box office will move on the day of the performance to the Marygrove Theatre and will open 45 minutes prior to curtain. For tickets, call the theatre box office at 313-993-3270 or reserve your tickets online at http://theatre.udmercy.edu.
Learn about our academic programs, financial aid and scholarships, and tour campus. Meet current UDM students and parents.
Apply for admission: Bring a completed application for admission (or complete one on-site) along with your high school transcripts and ACT or SAT test scores and you will receive an admission decision on-site and the application fee will be waived!
In which situation does affluent, high school senior Jamie, who bombed her first attempt at the SAT as a result of academic apathy become enlightened by a unsympathetic tutor named Clark resulting in an unusual pact between two unlikely partners in crime?
Tickets are $20 for general adult admission and $10 for students. There is a discounted adult admission of $17 for seniors, UDM and Marygrove faculty and staff, alumni, donors and Detroit residents. The Theatre Company's box office is located in Reno Hall on the University of Detroit Mercy campus. Hours of operation are 12 noon to 5 pm, Tuesday through Friday. The box office will move on the day of the performance to the Marygrove Theatre and will open 45 minutes prior to curtain. For tickets, call the theatre box office at 313-993-3270 or reserve your tickets online at http://theatre.udmercy.edu.
