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Central
Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives
The Archives are under the direction of a professional
archivist who manages the records of the university and collects,
organizes, preserves, and encourages the use of historical materials
relating to NMU and the Upper Peninsula. Courses and lectures
are offered in the use of these materials and research assistance
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Mission: |
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primary mission of the Central Upper Peninsula and Northern
Michigan University Archives is to serve the educational mission
of the University as the final repository for the historical
records of Northern Michigan University and also as an archival
repository for historical materials relating to the geographical
region of the central Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Within this
context, a major goal of the Archives is to acquire strong primary
source materials that will support the curriculum, instructional
workshops, and sustain significant research projects based upon
this documentation. |
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Collection Development
Records Management |
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Archives Hours |
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Staff: |
Staff
Directory |
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Contacts: |
Marcus Robyns, University Archivist. 227-1046. |
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Video: |
Archives Clip (2 min. 48 sec.) |
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Instructional
Technology
Instructional Technology includes the Center
for Instructional Technology in Education (CITE) and offers
support to faculty for integrating various technologies into
the teaching, learning, and research processes. Assistance is
provided for developing and implementing full web-based as well
as web-enhanced courses. |
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Mission:
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mission of Instructional Technology is to provide faculty
development for the utilization of technology in the classroom
and to enhance teacher/student communication. |
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Policies: |
Center for Instructional Technology in Education (CITE) |
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Hours: |
Monday-Thursday, 10am - 5pm · Friday, 10am - 3pm |
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Staff: |
Staff Directory |
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Contacts: |
Matt Smock, Director, Instructional Design, Technology, and Media. 227-1886. |
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Video: |
Instructional Technology Clip (2 min. 37 sec.) |
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Lydia
M. Olson Library
Located in the Harden Learning Resources Center,
the Library contains more than 522,000 books and journals and
provides access to numerous online resources. As a depository
for U.S. and Michigan government publications, Olson Library
houses nearly 530,000 government documents and includes a regional
map collection. The Pre-K to 12 Collection has textbooks and
media supporting teacher education. Library facilities include
wired and wireless network access for students' laptop computers,
study areas, conference rooms, photocopy machines, microform
printers, audiovisual and multimedia equipment. |
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Mission:
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The
mission of Olson Library is to provide information, resources,
and services to support University programs and the University
community. Within the framework of a comprehensive university,
the Library endeavors to prepare students to become independent
learners ready for the lifelong pursuit of knowledge. The Library
is committed to the use of modern technology for effective delivery
of information and resources in many formats. In accord with
the University's role as a regional center for higher education,
the Library also serves the people and institutions of the Upper
Peninsula. |
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Policies: |
Circulation
Collection Development
Laptop Rental |
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Hours: |
Olson Library
Reference Desk |
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Staff: |
Staff Directory |
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Contacts: |
Darlene Walch, Dean of Academic Information Services. 227-2117.
Krista Clumpner, Head of Technical Services & Systems. 227-1205.
Kennith Slagle, Collection Development Librarian. 227-1208.
Mollie Freier, Head of Public Services. 227-1061
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Video: |
Library Clip (2 min. 29 sec.) |
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