Get involved!
Northern Michigan University has nearly 300 student organizations, so there’s something for everyone’s interest. If there’s not, you can start your own organization. Find out how by contacting the Center for Student Enrichment.
For a current listing of student organizations, visit The Hub.
Technology & Occupational Sciences Student Organizations
Indoor Agriculture Club
The IA Club intends to educate through informational activities, field trips, and open discussion. The IA Club will allow members the opportunity to work with leading industry technology. Members can volunteer to work with the high tech shipping container lab at Jacobetti.
The club may conduct research in areas related to agriculture, plant physiology, controlled environment systems, and more. Indoor Agriculture Club members can help bring awareness to food shortages/deserts and other agricultural issues.
Northern Michigan Constructors Club
The Northern Michigan Constructors is a club and community service organization made up of dedicated students of the Construction Management program.
This student-led chapter utilizes its estimating, planning, building, leadership and communication skills to develop and maintain community partnerships while striving to create a positive impact with each project. The Constructors focus the majority of their efforts on construction-related community service projects throughout the Marquette area and were awarded the 2012-2013 Community Service Award. The majority of the club members are Construction Management and Building Technology majors, but membership is open to all NMU students.
Contact club board members at constructorsclub@gmail.com
Welding Club
The mission of the Northern Michigan University Welding Club is to foster a community of students passionate about the art, science, and technology of welding. Our goal is to provide hands-on learning opportunities, promote professional development, and encourage collaboration across disciplines.
Through workshops, projects, competitions, and industry engagement, we aim to enhance members’ technical skills, safety awareness, and creativity. The Welding Club strives to support NMU’s commitment to experiential learning by inspiring innovation, craftsmanship, and leadership in the field of welding and metal fabrication.
Women's Woodworking Club
The Women's Woodworking Club was established to create an empowering space where girls can explore their creativity through woodworking projects, learn to safety use power tools, and develop new skills in a fun, supportive environment.
This space fosters confidence, allowing members to experiment, break boundaries, and build a strong sense of accomplishment while having fun and connecting with others. it's an opportunity to grow, challenge stereotypes, and discover the power of their own abilities.
Shear Joy
The purpose of Shear Joy is to promote the Cosmetology program as a whole, with special emphasis on the student salon. We hope to prepare students with the knowledge of our trade and industry so they become valuable, well rounded, confident cosmetologists. We are focused on serving the community through service projects. We look for excellence, leadership, and energy in potential members.