Spring 2026 Career & Internship Fair
Date/Time:Mar 3/11:30 AM
Location: Nazareth, Nazareth Hall Latour Room, Nazareth Hall Upper Main-Entire, Nazareth Hall Latour Front Desk
Join us for the Spring 2026 Career & Internship Fair, where students and alumni can connect with top employers from various industries offering internships, part-time, and full-time opportunities. This is a great chance to network, explore career paths, and take the next step toward your professional future. Don't miss out on the opportunity to make meaningful connections and showcase your skills to potential employers!
“Flashes of Light: Cycles of Life viewed through The Maslow Collection”
Date/Time:Mar 5/8:30 AM
Location: Shields Center for Visual Arts - Maslow Gallery

“Flashes of Light: Cycles of Life viewed through The Maslow Collection”
March 5 – May 22, 2026
Maslow Study Gallery for Contemporary Art
Curated by Arts Administration students Ana Fiedler and Deborah Nunnally
Gallery Talk featuring Dr. Heather Fiedler, Marywood University Psychology Department: April 14, 3-4pm
With works ranging from gesturally abstract to hyper-realistic, “Flashes of Light: Cycles of Life viewed through The Maslow Collection” aims to supply the viewer with a look at life from birth to death. The exhibition takes into consideration the renowned psychologist Abraham Maslow’s seminal “Hierarchy of Needs” theory, which traces stages of life as they relate to ‘Physiological Needs, Safety and Security, Love and Belonging, Self Esteem, and Self Actualization.’ By connecting Maslow’s Hierarchy and his impact on the study of human development to work from The Maslow Collection, various psychological interpretations of each artwork become possible.
Featured Artists: Jennifer Bartlett, Lousia Chase, Y.J. Cho, Robert Cumming, Jack Goldstein, Nancy Hayes, Karla Knight, Lois Lane, Will Mentor, Pamela Moore, Ellen Phelan
Daylight Savings Time Begins
Date/Time:Mar 8/12:00 AM
Location: Academic Dates
Northeastern Youth Wind Ensemble
Date/Time:Mar 8/3:00 PM
Location: Sette LaVerghetta Center for Performing Arts Room 100 Theatre (Auditorium)
The Northeastern Youth Wind Ensemble is affiliated with American Youth Ensembles, offering middle and high school musicians an opportunity to perform with other student instrumentalists who simply enjoy making music. They will perform a variety of repertoire ranging from traditional (transcriptions, marches and works of serious and artistic merit) to cutting-edge contemporary composition and music from popular media venues. Admission is free.
Emerging Leaders Workshop
Date/Time:Mar 19/3:00 PM
Location: Academic Dates

Emerging Leaders Workshop (via Zoom)March 19 | 3:00 p.m.Featuring Mona DelSole, MPA ’95
The NEW Workplace Rulebook No One Gave You: Understanding the New Rules of Work
Ever feel like you’re doing “all the right things” at work, yet the expectations keep shifting? You’re not alone. Today’s workplace runs on a different rulebook—one most of us were never formally taught.
In this interactive Emerging Leaders Workshop, Mona DelSole, MPA ’95, breaks down the unspoken expectations that shape modern work and explores the skills professionals need to navigate their careers with greater confidence and clarity.
We’ll examine how traditional workplace assumptions—like work hard and you’ll be rewarded or titles equal authority—often clash with today’s reality, where results matter more than effort, influence outweighs title, boundaries are blurry, and career mobility is the norm.
Participants will explore:
-How old workplace “rules” differ from today’s expectations
-Why generational differences impact communication and work styles
-The emotional intelligence skills everyone expects—but few are taught
-Practical strategies for navigating ambiguity, influence, and change
Whether you’re early in your career or stepping into new leadership territory, this session will help you better understand how work really works now—and how to succeed within it.
Register here:
https://connect.marywood.edu/e/emerging-leaders/
Guitar Ensemble Concert
Date/Time:Mar 21/1:00 PM
Location: Swartz Center Marian Chapel
The Marywood Guitar Ensemble presents The Surreal and the Folkloric: The Music and Poetry of Federico García Lorca (1898–1936), an immersive interdisciplinary concert blending guitar ensemble, spoken word, and vocal performance. Presented in collaboration with the NEPA Guitar Society and Olde Stories, the program explores Lorca’s poetic world through surreal imagery, folkloric traditions, and Spanish musical heritage. The concert features spoken-word artists Melinda Krokus and Jason Smeltzer, student vocalists from the Marywood University Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance, and a special appearance by internationally acclaimed guitarist and composer Sungmin Shin, who will perform a newly commissioned work written in homage to Ozzy Osbourne with the Marywood Guitar Ensemble. This concert highlights the ensemble’s commitment to artistic collaboration, contemporary creation, and bold interdisciplinary programming.