Seaborg Science Complex
The Seaborg Science Complex consists of two buildings in the academic mall, The Science Building and the Kathleen Shingler Weston Hall, with the Glenn T. Seaborg Math and Science Center being located in The Science Building.
The complex houses the following departments: Biology, Chemistry, Earth-Environmental & Geographical Sciences, Physics, Psychological Science, the School of Clinical Sciences, the School of Nursing, and Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. Additionally, the complex is home to the College of Arts and Sciences and hosts many of the STEM related School of Education courses.
The complex features standard classrooms, interactive distance learning classrooms, large lecture halls, many state of the art laboratories and research facilities, conference rooms, faculty offices, the NMU Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic, the Upper Michigan Brain Tumor Center, the Seaborg Math and Science Center, the Meade auditorium, a greenhouse, observatory, portable planetarium, the Hagberg-Hannewald Digital Learning Design Laboratory, the Shimadzu Analytical Medicinal Plant research area, and many STEM related displays and research posters.
Special programs like College for Kids, Upward Bound Math and Science, STEM related conferences, public & university research presentations, and STEM tournaments and competitions are held in the complex. It is linked with Harden Hall via an underground tunnel.