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Richard Haller, President and COO of Walbridge Aldinger Company,
will speak to University of Detroit Mercy students on Wednesday,
June 25 at 4:00 p.m. in the College of Engineering and Science,
Room 237 on the McNichols campus.
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This week, University of Detroit Mercy took home the top prize at
the Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition. Forty-seven teams
representing 40 schools constructed their robots and competed
against other universities throughout the world including
Princeton, Cornell, University of Wisconsin Madison, Georgia Tech,
Delhi College, Lawrence Tech, Hosei (Japan), Panamerica, and Ecole
de Technologie Superieure (Quebec Canada).
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On any given day, a life-changing experience may occur for clients
as well as student counselors at the University of Detroit Mercy
Counseling Clinic, where more than 450 adults and children have
received no-cost, comprehensive mental health counseling since
September 2005.
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The National Council on Economic Education and the Michigan Council
on Economic Education have designated the University of Detroit
Mercy at Macomb University Center as a Center for Economic
Education.
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A new career choice for nurses has arrived! The American
Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) along with a wide range
of health care experts has developed a position that allows
Clinical nurses to extend their professional abilities into the
leadership arena while maintaining their point-of-care
responsibilities.
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The College of Business Administration Alumni Board Community
Service Committee has quietly taken on several service projects
this school year.
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Large TV production visits McNichols Campus, June 30. See the
photos!
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As part of Detroit's new "green" initiative, the city is looking
for contemporary solutions to vacant land usage, including the
potential of developing eco-villagesâ"environmentally
friendly, affordable housing.
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The University of Detroit Mercy School of
Architectureâ's Detroit Collaborative Design Center, in
collaboration with the Downtown Development Authority, the Planning
and Development Department, the City Planning Commission, and area
stakeholders, developed an urban design plan for the Paradise
Valley Cultural and Entertainment District in downtown Detroit.
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A former Detroit star came home today with UDM athletic director
Keri Gaither's announcement of the hiring of Autumn Rademacher as
the new Titans women's basketball head coach.
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