Weston Hall - NMU Events and Announcements

Weston Hall

On Monday, November 10, 2025, we will hold an on-campus and virtual information session for NMU's Master of Science (MS) in Psychology graduate program. Our two-year program combines coursework with research/clinical opportunities to prepare you for various careers in psychology or for additional graduate studies (e.g., PhD/PsyD). Graduates of our program have gone on to be therapists, professors, and industry leaders! 

These sessions will provide an overview of the program curriculum, opportunities, the application process, funding, and much more! We will discuss the different tracks of the program, including the new 4+1 option that allows current undergraduate students to begin the program early (in their senior year) and count those credits toward their BS in Psychology and MS in Psychology degrees simultaneously. 

We will also hold a Q&A period with current faculty and graduate students. We invite prospective or future applicants (deadline Feb 1 each year) to attend and learn about the program and how to strengthen their applications.

Sign up here: https://forms.gle/aPYVFyxQyd74wP2t8

Weston Hall

CONTEST:  Calling All Artists!

Share your Talent & celebrate the diversity in STEM disciplines. Win CASH prizes!

Students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome.  Any displayable medium is eligible.

Submissions due Feb. 25th

There’s still time to enter! Go to https://forms.gle/YEGz7gdQ4jgTEGeu5 to register your entry!

Exhibition: Feb 25-27th 

Stop by to view the art contest entries and cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award! 

Display case across from Atrium (vending machines)

Weston Hall

The Psychological Science Department is holding three, on-campus and virtual information sessions for NMU's Master of Science in Psychology program. Our two-year program involves coursework and research/clinical opportunities to prepare you for various careers in psychology or graduate school. Graduates of our program have gone on to be therapists, professors, and industry leaders! 

These sessions will provide an overview of the program curriculum, opportunities, the application process, funding, and much more! We will also hold a Q&A period with current faculty and graduate students. We invite prospective or future applicants (deadline Feb 1 each year) to attend and learn about the program and how to strengthen their applications.

Learn more and sign up for one of the sessions: https://nmu.edu/psychology/ms-informational-sessions

Weston Hall

Dr. Athar Ata, the Chair of the Chemistry Department at Michigan Tech University, will present the discovery of novel bioactive compounds from natural sources and synthetic organic chemistry. Their structure-activity relationships will be discussed as well. Additionally, a recently developed chemo-enzymatic approach to producing natural products on a large scale will also be presented.