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New Archaeology Position Anticipated Fall 2009
The department is advertising for an anticipated tenure-earning position in anthropology to teach primarily archeology courses. The full position description is available here.
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A Commitment to Serving Others
Current students and alumni of Sociology/Social Work find fulfillment by serving their communities. BSW student Mandy Smith interns at United Way. Alumna Katie VanderVeen is an AmeriCorps volunteer.
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Loukinen Documentary Update
Sociologist Michael Loukinen completed a significant documentary film titled Ojibwe Drum Songs. Read about his latest endeavor: a proposed documentary on the rise and usage of "YOOPER" from a derisive label to term of pride.
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Carr Serves as Adjunct Instructor
Dillon Carr demonstrates Paleo-Indian projectile point making. Dillon began his archaeology career here at NMU and is teaching AN 101 Physical Anthropology and Archeology as an adjunct instructor. Learn more about Dillon here and explore anthropology in the program section.
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Domestic Violence Topic of Project
Department faculty are conducting a research and filmmaking project on perceived connection between alcohol use and intimate partner domestic violence. Details
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All social work majors complete a 400 clock-hour field placement in a social service agency. Read details 
Department undergrads are working with faculty on exciting research projects.
Check out the Student Social Work/ Sociology Organization (SSWSO). We promote community service, volunteering, professional development, networking, faculty-student interaction and charitable fundraising.
