There are many services available for NMU students. This link categorizes them.
The campus parking map is available here.
Campus parking fee information is available here.
Online vehicle registration is available here.
The best source for information about parking is NMU's Public Safety Parking Bureau's site.
Transferring a parking decal from one vehicle to another is prohibited. Individuals requiring special arrangements for vehicle registration may contact Public Safety by telephone (906-227-2151) or mail to initiate the arrangements.
There are a number of academic buildings on campus. Students are encouraged to determine the location of their classrooms using their course schedule and the NMU campus map, available here.
A copy of the campus map is located here.
For information about the Wildcat Shuttle, visit this site.
Public Safety and Police Services is designated as the central repository for all lost, found, and abandoned property recovered on property owned and controlled by the University. Public Safety is located in the Services Building and their phone number is 906-227-2151.
Inclement Weather Policy located here:
There are a number of public areas on campus where students gather between classes. Here are a few examples of common locations:
- Study Lounge near Starbucks
- University Center Peter White Lounge
- Hedgcock Atrium
- Jacobetti Complex commons
- Lydia Olson Library main floor
There are many places to eat on campus. NMU's Dining Services offers descriptions of each location.
Commuter students are encouraged to learn more about the Campus Cuisine Meal Plan.
NMU does not have a daycare program. There is a Head Start program located on campus which is run by the Alger-Marquette Community Action Board (AMCAB). A link to their site, along with other resources to assist in locating daycare, can be found here.
Information about complete withdrawal from NMU is here - read carefully.
Information about what to do if you need to withdraw from one or two courses (but not all courses) is located here - read carefully.
Library hours can be found here.
If you are too sick to get to your classes, you should always e-mail your professors before classes start. If that is not possible, do it as soon as you can.
- Professor contact information is available here.
- Let them know you are missing class because you are sick.
- Ask them if they can let you know what material you will miss. You should do this for each missed class.
- When you are feeling better, we suggest you meet with your professors during their office hours to talk about making up missed work.
E-mail is the preferred method of communication, as it provides a written record of your correspondence.
Professor contact information can be found on your syllabus or you can search here.
Yes. The Hedgcock building has two microwaves in common areas:
- One is on the main floor, near the Financial Aid office.
- The other is on the upper level, adjacent to the atrium.
There are a number of ways to stay connected with campus:
- Subscribe and read student announcements.
- Check NMU's home page.
- The Northwind is printed every Thursday during the academic year and available at many locations on campus.
- Visit the Associated Students of Northern Michigan University (ASNMU) web site.
- Ask for the Off-Campus Student Affairs representative.
The Center for Student Enrichment web site provides a wealth of information about current NMU student organizations. Student organizations are categorized and each organization provides a description and contact person. Learn more.
The NMU Career Services web site provides updated job listings for part- and full-time positions. They also host resume workshops, interview workshops, and job fairs.
There is a Wells Fargo branch on campus. It is located at 1106 University Center, near the NMU Bookstore and Wildcat Express Center. Their phone number is 906-226-0006.
Yes. The Vielmetti Health Center is located on the lower level of Gries Hall. Visit their web site for more information or call them at 906-227-2355 for an appointment.
NMU began a proactive program with the installation of "code blue" emergency telephones that provide two-way communications from the phone site directly to Public Safety dispatch 911 emergency line. The purpose of these phones is for emergency contact to Public Safety allowing immediate response by patrols. The phones are located strategically throughout campus at 21 different locations. Assessments for new installations are made during new construction projects.
The Physical Education Instructional Facility (PEIF). For specific information about hours, rates, and facilities, visit the PEIF site.
Please feel free to contact the Dean of Students office: via phone at 906-227-1700 or via e-mail at dso@nmu.edu.