Upcoming Events - Research and Sponsored Programs

8/24 - Fall Fest | 11-3 

8/28 - Reassigned Time Awards Application Due

09/30- PI Training 

10/1- Scholarly Buzz Session 

10/2- PI Training

10/8- FiSH! Philosophy Keynote Presentation

10/9 - Faculty Research Grant Program Application Due

10/30- Spooner Student Research Grant Application Due

11/2- Coffee Chat #2: New Faculty 

11/17-  Wildcat Research Day 

11/20 - Grace Magnaghi Research Grant Application Due

1/15 - Reassigned Time Awards Application Due

1/21- PI Training

1/29- Excellence in Education Award (EIE) Application Workshop

2/11- Coffee Chat #3: Love your Research 

2/12- Curriculum Development and Instructional Improvement Grant Application Due

2/12- Excellence in Education Award Application Due 

3/5 - Peter White Scholar Application Due

3/25- United 2027

4/15- Celebration of Student Scholarship

4/23- Earth Week

Climate @ Noon is a monthly Northern Climate Network series that brings informative lectures on climate change-related issues relevant to our community to campus. Check out the website for more information!

Scholarly Buzz Session is a platform for faculty to present their research or other scholarly work in 3 slides & 5 minutes.  Everyone is welcome to attend this interdisciplinary research event. For more information, visit the Scholarly Buzz Session webpage. 

Undergraduate Research Week was a week sponsored by CG&R to highlight student work and achievements on campus. Students showcased their research posters, connected with staff from our office, explored scholarship opportunities, attended the McNair Symposium, and participated in a Buzz Session (for some cross-pollination). 

The Celebration of Student Scholarship is an annual event held on the NMU campus to celebrate the scholarship and creativity of both undergraduate and graduate students in all disciplines. Students share their work with the NMU and Marquette communities by presenting posters, delivering oral presentations, sharing visual art installations, and submitting essays on scholarly, creative, and artwork. The event is free and open to the public. Students interested in participating should talk with their faculty advisors for help submitting an abstract.

 This day is for NMU students and faculty to showcase their scholarship and research. By including: Undergrad 3-Minute Presentations (3MP), 3-Minute Thesis Competition (3MT), Fellowships for Programs Abroad, and Scholarly Buzz Sessions.

3MT (Three Minute Thesis) is a fast-paced research competition where student scholars present their research in three minutes and compete for recognition, prizes, and a spot in the regional competition.  Everyone is welcome to attend.

Scholarships and fellowships offer unique and transformative experiences during which students can go abroad, build a network, and grow both professionally and personally. During the NMU Fellowship & Scholarship Committee's workshop, students learned how to find the program that is right for them, and how to write a competitive application.

Fulbright is one of the most prestigious international education exchange programs in the world, and the experience is often life-changing. Students thinking of applying for a Fulbright grant got a leg up on applications by learning how to make their application stand out and further their careers.