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Thursday July 30, 2026
On July 27, Department Co-Chair and Professor of History Roy Finkenbine presented “Searching for Jordan Anderson” to the Michigan Regimental Civil War Roundtable at the Farmington Community Library. The talk centered on Anderson, who fled slavery in Tennessee during the Civil War and became an early advocate of reparations.
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The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) is available to assist any Detroit Mercy faculty who would like assistance providing their students with online instruction. This assistance can be provided face-to-face or online. For more information, contact CETL at 313-578-0580.
If you have specific questions you may contact:
- McNichols Campus: Russ Davidson 313-993-1129 or davidsor@udmercy.edu
- School of Law: Chris Congdon, 313-596-9835 or congdorc@udmercy.edu
- School of Dentistry: Thomas Zielonka, 313-494-6828 or zielontw@udmercy.edu
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As University of Detroit Mercy prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary, we have a meaningful opportunity to recognize the women who have shaped our institution and continue to influence its future. In honor of this milestone, the University will spotlight notable women from across our history during Women’s History Month next March.


Are you seeking a deeper relationship with God while navigating the demands of everyday life? The Via program offers an introduction to Ignatian spirituality, a tradition rooted in the wisdom of St. Ignatius of Loyola and practiced by generations of people seeking to find God in all things.



