Jamrich Hall - NMU Events and Announcements

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Join us for the March Climate @ Noon seminar to hear from presenters Dr. Matt Van Grinsven (NMU EEGS) and James DeDecker (Michigan State University Extension). They will be sharing the methodology and findings from their reduced-tillage agriculture research project conducted last summer at 2 local farms!

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Join us for the February Climate @ Noon seminar! We will be hearing from a group of graduate students from the University of Michigan who recently conducted research about the socioeconomic impacts of ice decline in the Great Lakes. Learn how communities in our region have been affected, and how this research lays the foundation for future studies!

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Please join us for the first monthly Climate @ Noon seminar of the new year! Isabelle Honkomp (NMU '25) will be sharing key takeaways from her Sustainable Business study abroad course last summer, during which she studied a French art exhibition depicting 100 images of climate change. Using this display as inspiration, she will outline 3 recommendations for integrated, interdisciplinary climate communication.

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Marketing & Communications invites all faculty and staff to update your headshot. 

When: Wednesday, April 16, 2025

Time: 10 am to Noon (drop in; no appointment necessary)

Where: Jamrich Hall -- 2nd floor, central study area

If you plan to attend, please complete our photo questionnaire here.

You are also welcome to bring props for an additional photo showcasing your personal or professional interests.

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Free Screening & Q/A  Session with GLFC & US Fish Wildlife Service

Film by Lindsey Haskin

Narrated by J.K. Simmons

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Biological sex is notably complex (and fascinating!) at both the genetic and developmental levels, both in humans and across diverse plant and animal species. This lecture and panel will provide a general overview, as well as examples from the participants’ research and expertise.

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The Celebration of Student Scholarship is an annual event at Northern Michigan University that showcases the scholarly work of undergraduate and graduate students across all disciplines. Students present their research, creative writing, artwork, and other projects through research posters and oral presentations, sharing their achievements with the NMU and Marquette communities. The event is free and open to the public.

Students interested in participating are encouraged to work with their faculty advisors to plan their submissions.

Event Details

• Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025
• Abstract Submission:
  • Open Call: Monday, February 24
  • Deadline: Friday, March 28
• Poster Printing with NMU Printing Services:
  • Submission Deadline: Monday, March 31
  • Delivery to Event Location: Wednesday, April 16
• Presentation Notifications: Wednesday, April 9, 2025

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Marketing & Communications invites all faculty and staff to have a professional headshot taken. 

When: Wednesday, November 13, 2023

Time: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm (drop in; no appointment necessary)

Where: Jamrich Hall, 2nd floor - central study area

If you plan to attend, please complete our photo questionnaire here.

You are also welcome to bring props to pose with for an additional photo that showcases your personal or professional interests.

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Upper elementary school FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Challenge teams will compete in robot matches and judging sessions to qualify to advance to the FLL Challenge State Tournament.

Any interest in volunteering for the event can be directed to Renee Jewett rkivioja@nmu.edu. 

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"Comprised not of a brotherhood or sisterhood—this is a warriorhood. Marines represent the face of our Nation because they come from all parts of it, contributing different backgrounds and walks of life into the fight that defends America's way of life. Driven by an innate desire to answer our Nation's call, an unwavering commitment to emerge victorious, and a collective purpose that defines our unbreakable bond, Marines win the battles in front of them with an inner fight running through them."

Marine Corps Officer Programs- Milwaukee Openings: 

Marine Corps Officer Candidate: The Platoon Leaders Class (PLC) is how the Marine Corps identifies future officers. PLC is a highly selective program open to all undergraduate students. You work with my office to put together an application to be considered by a selection board.

More Information on this position and how to apply can be found here

Any questions can be emailed to john.baltz55@gmail.com or stop by the information table!