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Welcome to MyMountMary Intranet Portal

Through the MyMountMary portal, Mount Mary students, faculty, alumnae and administrators can maintain and access institutional records and information. Your relationship with the University will determine the information available to you.
 
Why access MyMountMary?
  • register for courses
  • check grades
  • view giving history
  • collaborate in committees and groups
  • access policies and forms
  • access personal calendar and announcements
  • update your personal information
To gain access to My Mount Mary, you will need
  • Your ID number.
  • Your password.
    **If you do not remember your password, click "Password Reset" in the left side bar and follow the directions. A new password will be sent to the most current email address in your record. If you are a current student or employee, that email address will be your Mount Mary University email. If you need to update that email address, please contact the appropriate office as listed below.

Alumnae, contact Alumnae Relations, (414) 930-3025.
Current students, contact the Registrar's Office, (414) 930-3062.
Employees, contact Human Resources, (414) 930-3051.

 

HLC Visit Preparation

Information to help prepare for the upcoming HLC Visit can be found on the HLC Visit Prep page.

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University Marketing & Communications

The Office of University Marketing and Communications promotes Mount Mary University to various audiences, including potential students and faculty, parents, donors and potential donors, alumni, government and civic leaders, the campus community, and the community at large.

 

 

Mount Mary University recognizes that social media sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, etc., and personal Web sites or blogs, can be effective tools for exchanging information and raising visibility. Please refer to the Social Media Guidelines.

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Download Mount Mary Social Media Guidelines

Discussions

The Vision:  To be a creative community recognized for preparing leaders with a creative approach who contribute ideas and solutions to the community and beyond.  Download this Creative Community Final Report to find out why becoming a "creative community" is important to us and to our students.
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Download Creative Community Final Report
During the January 2011 all-college workshop, a discussion began about whether we should continue to consider ourselves a college or whether it is time for us to name ourselves a university.  We invite you to engage in the conversation regarding:
  • What might be positive effects of Mount Mary becoming a university?
  • What concerns might individuals have about becoming a university?
(.doc, 121K)
Download College or University - Introduction to the Conversation
The task force had its initial meeting on July 25, 2011.  The members have compiled a list of five questions which seem to express initial concerns expressed by various constituent groups regarding the possibility of moving from College to University. To address these concerns, the task force held "Continuing Conversations" open to the campus on October 14.  This report is a summary of comments gathered during these conversations.
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Download Progress Report-College to University Discussion

General
The 2011 Sponsorship Review was submitted to the Provincial Council of the Milwaukee Province and to the North American Sponsorship Coordinator. This document testifies to how profoundly the charism and educational vision of the School Sisters of Notre Dame are woven together with the mission and vision of Mount Mary College, founded by SSND in 1913.
(.pdf, 90K)
Download SSND Sponsorship Review

This booklet paints a picture of the distinctive education that is Mount Mary University.  

 

(.pdf, 5253K)
Download Teaching and Learning in the SSND Tradition

University Policies

Stated College Policies
Latex balloons are not allowed anywhere on campus including all outdoor areas such as the parking lots, signs, trees, benches, picnic tables, in the arches, or in doorways.
(.pdf, 58K)
Download Balloon Policy
From Campus Security. Issued via Announcements on Thursday, September 4, 2008.
(.pdf, 20K)
Download Children on Campus
Flyers must be approved for posting by the Office for Student Affairs, Caroline Hall room 147. Ext. 220
Updated Policy in February 2015.
(.pdf, 19K)
Download Posting and Advertising Policy