The Vienna Program is NMU's running and most popular faculty-led study abroad opportunity. We are well into our third decade of going to Central Europe for a month-long cultural immersion with a unique twist. There is a reason the Program is so popular; come to any of the following information meetings to find out (all meetings at 5:00pm in 249 Gries Hall - the History Lounge).
Or contact: program leader Prof. Robbie Goodrich (rgoodric@nmu.edu) or the International Programs Office (goabroad@nmu.edu). Or check out our website: nmu.edu/vienna
First Place: $500 | Second Place: $250 | Third Place: $100 Deadline: April 15, 2024 at 5pm
The Essay Competition aims to encourage engagement with the issues of human rights at all levels. We invite all NMU students to enter an essay competition on the following question:
“How will you create awareness in your present community about human rights?”
All submissions must be prose non-fiction. Entries should be a minimum of 500 words. Winning entries will be posted on the NMU History Department’s website and will be announced at the Marquette Interfaith Holocaust Memorial event on Thursday, 25 April.
The NMU Department of History Human Rights Essay Competition
First Place: $500 | Second Place: $250 | Third Place: $100 Deadline: 15 April
The Essay Competition aims to encourage engagement with the issues of human rights at all levels. We invite all NMU students to enter an essay competition on the following question:
“How will you create awareness in your present community about human rights?”
All submissions must be prose non-fiction. Entries should be a minimum of 500 words. Winning entries will be posted on the NMU History Department’s website and will be announced at the Marquette Interfaith Holocaust Memorial event on Thursday, 25 April.
More information can be found at: https://nmu.edu/history/department-resources
