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Professional development for teachers.
Join fellow educators for the 23rd Annual Action in Education June 18-21 at Jamrich Hall, NMU. Each two-day course is available for 1 university credit hour or 3 SB-CEUs. A four-day course or a combination of 2 two-day courses are available for 2 university credit hours or 6 SB-CEUs. To enroll for university credit contact Student Service Center at 906-227-1221.
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Run, Kick, and Play like a Wildcat
NMU offers a wide variety of sports and recreation camps for youth through teenagers, including team camps, strength and conditioning programs and American Red Cross swimming lessons. Learn more Individual sports camps include basketball, football, hockey, soccer and volleyball. Learn more
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Be a Hometown Tourist
Visit the DeVos Art Museum exhibition, "What's Old is Contemporary: Selections from the Permanent Collection" through August 19. Plus, the annual children's exhibit in May. www.nmu.edu/Devos. Also, the Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center is hosting "Scattered to the Winds: The Vanishing Community of Cable's Bay and Beaver Island," May through August, www.nmu.edu/Beaumier
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Keep the kids active
Get in touch with their inner scientist, engineer or economist at the Seaborg Center's College for Kids, with dozens of hands-on classes, www.nmu.edu/Seaborg. Also, the Wildcat Kids Camp or Tweens Camp takes place June 11 - August 23. Or kids can work on their athletic skills at sports camps for basketball, hockey, soccer, swim/dive, or volleyball, www.nmu.edu/Recreation.
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