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President David Haynes made comments to the crowd who attended the May 2 groundbreaking ceremony for the new academic building that is being constructed. The facility will be named the John X. Jamrich Hall, replacing the current Jamrich Hall, where 40 percent of all NMU classes are held. Learn more about the project at www.nmu.edu/newjamrich |
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President Travels to Menominee/Marinette During NMU's recent "road scholars" trip to Menominee and Marinette, President Haynes caught up with three recent alumni who work at Enstrom, a helicopter manufacturing company. Pictured left to right are Steve Ignatowski, NMU aviation mechanics instructor Keith Norton, Brandi Flinn, Mike Metivier, Enstrom CEO Jerry Mullins and President Haynes. Read the full article on the trip in the Menominee Eagle Harold. Learn more about NMU's U.P. Bus Tour. |
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NMU Site for Vet Success President David Haynes, an Air Force veteran, joined Jason Allen, senior deputy director of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs in signing a memorandum of understanding with Northern Michigan University to establish the university as the host site for a new campus-based outreach service, MI-VetSuccess, a pilot program supporting student veterans. The initial program will reach out to almost 800 students who have recently served in the military and are now enrolled at higher educational institutions in the Upper Peninsula. Full Story |
NMU's Superior Edge program was chosen as a Silver Award winner by the Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, which is known as NASPA. The Superior Edge received the honor in the category titled careers, academic support, service learning, community service and related. 
The 2012-2013 NMU Faculty and Staff Recognition Luncheon honored faculty, staff and retirees for their 
