Campus Emergency Procedure: Persons with Disabilities
Here is part of the NMC Campus Emergency Management Plan detailing the emergency procedure as it pertains to persons with disabilities.
This section of the document outlines procedures for alerting, evacuating, or sheltering persons with disabilities located on campus during an emergency. Every member of the College community has a responsibility to facilitate the safe evacuation and sheltering of persons with disabilities by adhering to the following guidelines.
Lecture series on the RMS Titanic at the Dennos Museum Center
Take a break from winter weather to join us in exploring the world’s most famous shipwreck, and its connections to Michigan and the Nautical Archaeology program at NMC! The Northwestern Michigan College Archaeology Society will host two evening lectures – the first on Friday evening, February 8, 2013 entitled Michigan Connections to the RMS Titanic, and the second on Saturday evening February 9, 2013 titled The Titanic Mapping Project.
What’s new at the Osterlin Library?
What books have just arrived at NMC’s Osterlin library?
Join Traverse City in One Billion Rising
On Thursday, February 14 community members in Traverse City will be rising up and joining the revolution for One Billion Rising. We will gather at the Grand Traverse Mall in Traverse City in the space between Taco Bell and Sbarro at 5:30 p.m. sharp. This will be a flash mob–there will be no check in–just be in the area at this time and prepared to dance!
You will not be alone. We are going to dance our demands into action. Together we will make our voices heard.
This Month in NMC History for January
What happened 50 and five years ago at NMC.
Jerry Dobek featured in NM3 Magazine
NMC Science and Math Instructor Jerry Dobek is featured in this month’s issue of NMC3 Magazine as “Northern Michigan’s Go To Astrophysicist.”
Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE) this spring
This spring, NMC has an opportunity to participate in a national survey focusing on teaching, learning, and retention in community colleges, the Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE). The project is part of the Center for Community College Student Engagement and the Community College Leadership Program at The University of Texas at Austin.
MPSERS Reform Election Changes – Starting with 2/22/13 paycheck
This is an update on the MPSERS Reform election which ended on 1/9/13. All elections were tabulated by MPSERS and sent to NMC so that we could begin the work of incorporating them into your payroll deduction records. The guidelines from MPSERS instructed employers...
The SOLUTIONS Scoop – NMC in the spotlight
In this week’s scoop we have a spotlight on your tips and information for starting the semester off right. Check out what your colleagues are up to on NMC teachingSolutions (our new website full of teaching and technology resources).
Kudos
People make NMC possible. Each week we recognize those who go “above and beyond” by offering a “Kudos”
Position vacancies
For information on positions currently open at NMC, please visit NMC’s web page at https://jobs.nmc.edu. Information on internal postings has been emailed.
Welcome Alicia Rusch to NMC
Alicia Rusch has joined NMC in the position of Database & Prospect Research Specialist on January 21, 2013. She can be reached at 231-995-2827 or arusch@nmc.edu.
Vote for student’s short story by Jan. 31
NMC student Katy Stevenson is a semi-finalist in the Write Michigan contest in Grand Rapids. Her charming short story is based on a folk tale and a Sam Spade type of detective and is one of ten selected for final judging by both readers and an official judges’...
Writing Center Tutor Hours
The Writing Center will have a tutor stationed in the Osterlin Library Monday nights from 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. beginning January 21.
NMC student is a semi-finalist in regional writing competition
Kathryn Stevenson, a student in Children’s Literature and Dr. Roberts’ Detective Fiction class last semester, is a semi-finalist in the Write Michigan contest in Grand Rapids.