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Undergraduate and graduate students who would like to see their writing, photographs or visual art published should consider submitting their work to 羞羞视频鈥檚 student art journal , which is looking for poems, short stories, personal essays, photographs and other visual artwork for the 2025-26 issue.

[sic] offers $100 prizes for the best visual, poetry and fiction/prose submissions. The deadline for submissions is Friday, Oct. 10.

Please contact Associate Professor of English Rosemary Weatherston with any questions at weatherr@udmercy.edu.

Students have the option to enroll in a payment plan for their fall term tuition. Payment plans are available until Sept. 15.

To take advantage of a five-month payment option, sign up by Aug. 15.

For questions, contact the Student Accounting Office at studentaccounts@udmercy.edu, call Transact at听1-800-339-8131 Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. or visit .

Celebrate Spirit! is the official kickoff to the new academic year and a University-wide celebration that welcomes our entire community of students, staff, faculty and administrators. All are welcome!

The celebration is set for Thursday, Sept. 11 inside the Student Fitness Center. The Mass of the Holy Spirit begins at 11:30 a.m.听

The celebration includes a Catholic Mass, and individuals from all faith traditions are warmly invited to participate or observe in a manner that feels comfortable to them.

The guest homilist for Celebrate Spirit! is Karl J. Kiser, S.J. The event is hosted by the College of Business Administration, University Libraries, the Student Success Center, University Ministry and Mission Integration. All are invited to wear red, orange or yellow as part of the event.

A lunch and reception will be provided in the Fountain Lounge & Terrace of the Student Union from 12:45-2 p.m.

Celebrate Spirit! is open to all members of the 羞羞视频 community no matter their religious affiliation.

Celebrate Spirit! 2025 invites the 羞羞视频 community to reflect on “Sustaining a Spirit of Hope” as this academic year’s theme along with our new University core values. Amid global and personal challenges and uncertainty, we are reminded that hope is not just a feeling but a daily practice — nurtured through community and grounded in discernment.

This fall’s first Creative Writing Collective (CWC) is set for Tuesday, Sept. 9. If you have an interest in creative writing, you won’t want to miss this gathering. All are invited, and no creative writing experience is necessary.

The following are the details for each CWC meeting this fall semester:

• Sept. 9 at 5:15 pm
  Topic: Ekphrasis
  Led by Professor Stacy Gnall
  Briggs Building, Room 202
• Oct. 22 at 5:15 p.m.
  Topic: 50th gathering of the CWC
  Led by Professor Rosemary Weatherston
  Location: Commerce & Finance Building, Room 138
• Nov. 13 at 5:15 p.m.
  Topic: Documentary Poetics
  Led by Professor Isaac Pickell
  Location: Briggs Building, Room 202

For questions or if you would like to be added to the CWC mailing list, please email english@udmercy.edu.

Looking for a way to feel better connected with our neighbors? The Martin Park District Association invites all 羞羞视频 students, faculty and staff to participate in the annual Martin Park Walk on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 12-1:30 p.m.

This is a great opportunity to build community spirit, enjoy a refreshing walk and strengthen the bond between 羞羞视频 and our surrounding neighborhood.

Those interested in joining the Martin Park Walk will gather at noon at the pavilion behind Good Shepherd Lutheran Church located at 16100 Lawton Street in Detroit. From there, the group will walk through the neighborhood, learning about its rich history along the way. The walk will conclude by 1:30 p.m.

For more information, please contact Tim Hipskind at hipskijt@udmercy.edu, Chelsea Manning at mannincp@udmercy.edu听or Shane Hisner at hisnersj@udmercy.edu.

Please Note: Prior to the Martin Park Walk, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will be hosting its monthly community outreach. If you’re interested in lending a hand, please contact Pastor Blanton Banks at bboy10ppn@gmail.com听for details.

All are invited to celebrate Founders Spirit Week with CLASA and discover the inspiring story of a courageous and compassionate Sister of Mercy who supports immigrant families.

JoAnn Persch, RSM, is the founder of . She will tell her story in her talk titled “Journeying Together: Exploring Mercy Values” on Monday, Sept. 22, at 1 p.m. inside the Health Professions Facility, Room 124.

Sr. JoAnn will reflect on her journey of compassion and service supporting immigrant families in need within her Chicago community. She shares her passion for “love in action,” which combines direct service with social change. Meeting and caring for torture survivors, she became involved with the Interfaith Center for Detained Immigrants and visited and counseled detainees in four centers and jails. When busloads of asylum seekers began to arrive in Chicago from Texas in June 2022, she (with the help of Sr. Pat Murphy, recently deceased) began taking in families and founded Catherine’s Caring Cause, which is now a 501(c)(3) organization that houses over 40 families. She’ll talk about how her faith sustains and guides her in this work of mercy.

Following the talk, Professor and Chair of the Department of Philosophy Gail Presbey and Professor of Physics Prasad Venugopal will join Sr. JoAnn at a roundtable discussion on the issue of immigration from the perspective of the Mercy social concerns.

For those who missed the 1 p.m. presentation, Sr. JoAnn will repeat her talk at 4 p.m. in Chemistry Building, Room 114.

With questions or for more information, please email Gail Presbey at presbegm@udmercy.edu.

The entire 羞羞视频 community is invited to walk together to support mental health awareness at the upcoming NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Walk on Saturday, Sept. 20 on the McNichols Campus. The walk begins at 10 a.m. with registration starting at 9 a.m.

Unique UDM swag will be provided for the first 150 羞羞视频 students, faculty, administrators and staff that register and participate in the walk.

The NAMI Walk is more than just a walk鈥攊t’s a powerful opportunity to:

• Show support for individuals and families impacted by mental illness.
• Raise awareness about the importance of mental health on campus and in our community.
• Take action to reduce stigma and advocate for resources that make a difference.

Some 2,000 supporters of the are expected to participate in a 5K walk on UDM鈥檚 campus to raise funds and awareness of the organization, which is dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

Titans, student organizations, residence hall floors, come together to champion mental health for all by creating or joining a team, raising money and walking together. Wear your Titan gear and comfortable shoes. If you cannot join the walk, 听Participants receive special 羞羞视频 swag.

According to NAMI, one in five adults in the United States experience mental illness each year and nearly 1.5 million adults in Michigan has a mental health condition.

鈥淭his is very exciting for the University because it is the second time the walk has been held at 羞羞视频,鈥� said Dean of Students Monica Williams. 鈥淲e are participating because too often mental health issues are not spoken about, and these walks are a way to open up discussions. It is the mission of this University to work within the community to help make it stronger for everybody.鈥�

Supporters who want to participate but can鈥檛 attend the event can make a difference by supporting a team through making a donation.

Right now, families in our community are making impossible choices between paying bills and buying groceries. September is Hunger Action Month 鈥� the perfect time to take action. Many Detroit families are struggling to put food on the table as food banks face rising costs and reduced federal support.

Titan Equity Nourish Network (TENN) is working for a more food-sovereign Detroit through student-led produce deliveries, urban gardening, composting and food waste education.

Your gift can make a real impact, and thanks to our partnership with Gleaners, we can stretch your donation further than retail prices:

• $14 provides one family with fresh proteins & dairy for the week: 1 pound of ground beef, 10 pounds of chicken leg quarters, 1 quart milk and 1 dozen eggs.
• $138 provides these essentials to 10 families.
• $830 provides them to 60 families.

These high-cost foods are often the hardest for families to afford 鈥� but they are essential for balanced, nutritious meals. Your support makes them possible.

羞羞视频’s annual student organization fair is set for Friday, Sept. 5, from 3-5 p.m. at the Fisher Fountain outside the Student Union.

Explore all the unique and incredible student organizations the University has to offer and find the right fit for you while enjoying music, fair foods, face painters and more. Be one of the first 500 students to visit the Student Life tent and grab a new free T-shirt (sponsored by Alliance Catholic Credit Union).

Student organizations that still need to reserve their table may do so at the link below. Organizations MUST be registered before reserving their table.

For any questions, contact the Assistant Director of Student Life Emily Johnson at johnsoem6@udmercy.edu or 313-993-1593.

is seeking听羞羞视频 student volunteers听to support their mission of making communities more accessible and inclusive.

Tappy Guide is a smart city solution revolutionizing mobility and accessibility for people with disabilities and older adults. Their cutting-edge app connects people with disabilities and older adults to live human agents (Tappy guides) to assist them in navigating public spaces safely and confidently.

If you are looking for consistent and flexible volunteer opportunities, this could be the perfect fit! Tappy Guide needs volunteers to serve as agents guiding the public while the program runs seven days a week, morning until the evening.

To get involved or for more information, please email John at john@tappyguide.com.