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Giving to the College of Graduate Studies & Research

NMU Graduate Studies & Research (GS&R) offers alumni and friends two ways to offer support for graduate students and programs. Choose to make a gift to the Graduate Research & Scholarly Activity Award (GRSA) fund or give to NMU GS&R. Make your gift online today, or contact the NMU Foundation to learn more about how you can make a meaningful impact. Clicking the "give now" button below will bring you to the secure donation page, managed by the NMU Foundation. Make any further specifications as to how your donation should be used in the comments of the form. Any amount you choose to give is greatly appreciated. 

NMU Foundation
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Funding Student Research

The Graduate Research and Scholarly Activity (GRSA) award funds graduate student research projects in all academic disciplines. Your gift to this fund goes directly to graduate students to support their academic endeavors in their field. Student projects are as varied as they are, and can come from any graduate degree program. Previously funded project titles include: 

"Under the Soil: Examining the Interactions between Plant Roots, Mycorrhizal Fungi, and Soil Bacteria" - Benjamin Bolcer, Master's in Biology

"Characterization of Glioblastoma Multiforme Cell Types with Chlorotoxin, a Scorpion Venom Protein" - Aaron Mellesmoen, Master's in Clinical Molecular Genetics

"On Detroit: Scenes from the Edge" - Jennifer Quartararo, Master's in English

 

Advancing Graduate Studies & Research Goals

Financial gifts to the College of Graduate Studies & Research are used in a variety of areas to advance our goals. These could be graduate program development, expanding student access, or supporting research infrastructure to name a few. NMU GS&R is committed to nurturing the humans the future needs, not just professionally, but also personally, morally, and communally. Those, we believe, are the sort of humans we'll need for a better world.