Digital versions of your W2 and 1095-C can be found in ADP by navigating to the “Myself” tab and then “Pay & Tax Statements”.
The Affordable Care Act requires Form 1095-C, which provides information about your health care coverage. Human Resources can provide a paper version of this form upon request if you were eligible and enrolled in health benefits in 2024.
These employees recently started working at the college. Let’s welcome them to the NMC community!
Kudos to Admissions, Advising, ELI, Faculty, Financial Aid, EES, HR and EMT! Thank you to everyone that gave time out of their week to help with the set up, tear down and tabling at the Career & Majors Fair last week. We also owe a lot of thanks to those that helped us with planning workshops for students ahead of the fair. This year’s event was a campus effort and we could not have done it without the support of multiple departments.
Kudos to Admissions! Traci always holds down the fort during busy times for the department! While off-campus for college fairs, Traci ensures that everything is ready for the next event. Without her, last week, I would have had to come to the office on the weekend to ensure everything was taken care of for my next event! Every time we have a tour or fair, she is always checking in to see if she can help. She is so appreciated!!!
Kudos to Carolyn Andrews, Dan Goodchild and Megan Bylsma! Carolyn, Megan and Dan were instrumental in acquiring and implementing 3D concrete printing technology for the Construction Technology program. Carolyn kicked off the initiative by successfully winning the National Association of Community College Entrepreneurship’s Pitch for the Trades competition. This was followed by Megan successfully finding philanthropic support from NMC donors. Carolyn, Megan and Dan used this support to earn an IMPACT100 grant to fund this large scale printer. This printer will be used to teach NMC students the cutting-edge technology of building homes using 3D concrete printers. This technology will become more critical as we look to add more affordable housing (and the skills necessary to do so) to the region. Thank you to the Curriculum Committee for expediting this request during course development — classes will start this fall. This is a shining example of the Foundation and our academic programs working together to meet the needs of the community and better prepare our students for the jobs of tomorrow.
Experts suggest maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” increases positivity for yourself and for others. Please encourage your colleagues by submitting a KUDOS. Let them know you appreciate their hard work and are thinking of them!
Make a difference in the lives of your colleagues. Nominate them for the Staff Excellence Award and Team Excellence Award.
We are seeking nominations for:
Click the forms below to complete your nomination(s) for the:
Whose work serves to inspire us all, and who:
Nominations must be received by April 4, 2025. Recipients will receive a monetary award and an engraved plaque which will be awarded on May 14, 2025 at the You Made It Possible celebration. Thank you for recognizing the great work of your colleagues and showing you care!
NMC Employee Recognition Committee: Marcus Bennett, Hollie DeWalt, Les Eckert, Kim Gourlay, Craig Hadley, Lori Hodek (Chair), Taylor Nash, Nancy Parshall
Want to learn more about the new Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA) and the changes that impact you as a supervisor? Human Resources is offering sessions that will walk you through ESTA guidelines and answer your questions, including:
This training will provide you with the answers needed to legally act on behalf of your employees and NMC. Sessions will be offered on:
Follow these instructions to enroll in NEOED.
Kudos to Alice Sluss and Tracy Welch! Kudos to Alice Sluss for her seven-year run as an innovative and dedicated office manager for Center for Instructional Excellence. Since January 2018, Alice has kept the books, fielded queries, managed the Faculty Excellence Award, trained a new director, edited a handbook and so much more. With Ali Thornton, Alice designed a new system for tracking faculty PD expenditures, which has allowed CIE to more effectively manage our budget while saving time for office managers. Alice remains in her role as office manager for Humanities/Audio Tech and will facilitate this year’s Faculty Excellence Awards. CIE is ever grateful for your time and care, Alice!
Kudos to Amy Burns-Bailey! Amy stepped in for us at the last minute to lead a workshop when a colleague got sick. This kept us from having to cancel a workshop for students and allowed them to have their resumes reviewed before the Career & Majors Fair. Thank you for your willingness to collaborate and support our team!
Experts suggest maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” increases positivity for yourself and for others. Please encourage your colleagues by submitting a KUDOS. Let them know you appreciate their hard work and are thinking of them!
We recognize that the world around us is always changing and that can be overwhelming. One thing that hasn’t changed is that NMC is here for you. NMC’s Employee Assistance Program through Ulliance can provide you with support in many areas including counseling, coaching, crisis support, legal and financial consultations, and more. These services are completely confidential and available at no cost to you. To learn more, call Ulliance at (800) 448-8326, or review the information provided on the benefits page (must be signed in to your employee account to access).
Kudos to Denny Nguyen! Thank you to Denny Nguyen for his assistance with ADP and timesheets. Denny’s positivity and thoughtfulness is appreciated!
Kudos to Elizabeth Sonnabend and Ben Post! Ben Post and Elizabeth Sonnabend flexed their tech skills to connect the new LMS, Canvas, to NMC Extended Education & Training registration system, Modern Campus Lumens. This will save a great deal of time for both teams. This connection allows community members to enroll in credit classes as “cross listed” or “joint offering” classes from the academic side, bringing in over $85,000 to the academic departments annually. Thank you for going above and beyond and getting this connection solidified successfully.
Kudos to Danielle Quinlan! Danielle, Extended Education & Training’s office manager, represented NMC on Wednesday, Feb. 5, on the Good Morning Michigan show on 9&10 news. Danielle’s enthusiasm and knowledge about College for Kids shone through in her interview with the hosts of the show. Thank you for putting NMC Extended Education & Training in the best light and sharing the good news about College for Kids programming with families! Watch the 9&10 News feature here.
Kudos to Cari Noga! I began working on a project that means a lot to me and the subject matter evolves around criminal prevention and education. Throughout the course of the project, I encountered the problem of how best to distribute it to the faculty and students on campus. After I expressed this concern to Cari, she volunteered to assist me in not only distributing the project to the campus, but also revising and editing the project to become more effective and memorable. I believe the best resources of a good organization are from within and Cari affirmed this. Kindly join me in commending Cari for her actions and recognizing her skills as a subject matter expert in regards to public relations and creativity.
Experts suggest maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” increases positivity for yourself and for others. Please encourage your colleagues by submitting a KUDOS. Let them know you appreciate their hard work and are thinking of them!
These employees recently started working at the college. Let’s welcome them to the NMC community!
Back by popular demand! Don’t miss this professional development opportunity!
Join fellow NMC colleagues to enjoy lunch and learn at this live session on understanding generational differences. Katie Sommer-Ford and Bridget Munroe will lead this session as attendees explore the unique characteristics and perspectives of each generation in an effort to better understand those around us. We will not only look at the historical, social and communicative context but also discuss how this can help us work together better and better serve our students.
Friday, March 7, 2025
12:30–2 p.m.
Osterlin Building, room 0203-0205
Please RSVP by enrolling in this course in NEOED Training. To enroll, follow these instructions.
For questions, please contact lhodek@nmc.edu.
Kudos to Lynne Moritz! Kudos to Lynne Moritz for organizing the All Employee Virtual Connections! It is a wonderful way to connect with our fellow staff members and to get valuable updates.
Experts suggest maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” increases positivity for yourself and for others. Please encourage your colleagues by submitting a KUDOS. Let them know you appreciate their hard work and are thinking of them!
Hayley Davidson recently started working at the college as a supplemental in food service (back of house). Let’s welcome them to the NMC community!
Kudos to Embrace the Dream reading buddies! Here’s a shout-out to the students, staff and faculty who volunteered for one or more of the Embrace the Dream reading events hosted by the NMC Library. Without reading buddies, we simply couldn’t have made these programs happen! Volunteers spent time with children, reading and talking with them, completing a craft, and making each young person feel seen. This year, 117 children participated in the programming! I am grateful to work with you!
(Oh wow, I really hope I didn’t miss anyone because you all are the best!)
I’d also like to thank the leadership at NMC for fostering a culture of service and making DEI a priority. The TCAPS employees we meet during these events are really impressed with the number of people who give up their own time or are released from regular duties to show up for their students. Honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through service to our community puts action to our words and says a great deal about our institutional values.
And finally thank you to the DEI Committee and Student Life for sharing the cost of the books with the NMC Library. Each of the children who participated went home with a book of their own!
Kudos to Laura Korch! Thanks to ceramics instructor Laura Korch for bringing artist Chris Baskins to NMC! Chris gave presentations on his pottery career to ceramics students and brought pieces of his work to share. Chris was also invaluable in helping Laura and her students with the wood kiln which fired to cone 10!
Kudos to Bobbi Garner and Les Eckert! Les identified a scheduling issue for GLCI students that would have prevented them from taking a required human biology course in fall semester. This was a potential retention and completion barrier for culinary students. Les worked with Bobbi Garner in the Science & Math Academic Area; Bobbi’s quick attention and action allowed for a change to the fall schedule. This change will allow culinary students to complete their science requirement in fall 2025 if needed. Thank you to Les and Bobbi for coming together to problem solve for our students!
Experts suggest maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” increases positivity for yourself and for others. Please encourage your colleagues by submitting a KUDOS. Let them know you appreciate their hard work and are thinking of them!
Alexia Connelly recently started working at the college as a student Chemistry Lab Assistant. Let’s welcome them to the NMC community!
Ben Herman was recently promoted to Facilities Project Manager. Congratulations, Ben!
The following employees are celebrating an anniversary soon. Please join us in congratulating them!
Kudos to Max McColl; Max went above and beyond when one of our EES students got stuck when trying to turn around in our Beckett Building parking lot and ended up wedged in between a couple of trees.
Kudos to Elsie McKay; Elsie is the first point of contact when you walk into TJNIC. She is welcoming, and knows her job well. She always goes above and beyond for everyone she meets. Being a new NMC employee was a bit scary, and she was one of the first to make me feel at home. She goes out of her way to shovel a sidewalk, or clean off a car, just to be a friend. Her knowledge of her job, and stories of the past are always an interesting break from an otherwise hectic day. Thanks for all you do for NMC, McKay!
Experts suggest maintaining an “attitude of gratitude” increases positivity for yourself and for others. Please encourage your colleagues by submitting a KUDOS. Let them know you appreciate their hard work and are thinking of them!
Alexis Taylor recently started working at the college as a student tutor. Let’s welcome them to the NMC community!