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Common Sense: Economics for Life

  

NMU's Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship recently visited Green Bay and Lambeau Field where it offered tecahers an online course package which paired the economics primer Common Sense Economics: What everyone should know about Wealth and Prosperity with media technology that included videos, exercises, audio clips, and a test bank for quizzes and exams.  The center will continue to provide unique opportunities for educators and students.  If you have an idea or a need, contact the center at ceee@nmu.edu.

 

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Center Partnerships
School House Encourage your school district to become a member of the Developmental Economic Education Partners (DEEP) network.  DEEP members are school districts that make a commitment to integrating economics and entrepreneurship in their curriculum. DEEP Partners
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 Teachers and administrators can play a key role in advancing economics and entrepreneurship learning into the curriculum of schools across the Upper Peninsula by serving as an educator associate who trains and works with other teachers.  EA Partners
open book The NMU-CEEE facilitated the publication of No Social Studies Left Behind. The book was written by Iris Katers, a teacher at Marquette’s Graveraet Intermediate School, and printed at NMU. Two Northern students, Kim Wheeler and ReAnna Ruzzicone, assisted with writing and editing the book.

Your Wealth Lecture Series

The Walking Debt

Don't Become a Financial Zombie
i-4pHpG7W-M_1.jpgA presentation concerning strategic ways of handling student debt, avoiding debt and building wealth takes place at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 8 at Mead Auditorium in West Science.

In 2011 NMU graduates, on average, accumulated $29,000 in student loans. Speakers Rich Tegge, president and founder of Wealth Strategy Group, and Tawni Ferrarini, the Sam M. Cohodas Professor of Economics at NMU, aim to help students plan their financial situations to avoid graduating too far in the red.

Common Sense Economics

book-178x300_tlarge.jpgCommon Sense Economics is a book, which was written to help people learn how the economy works. It covers subjects such as generating wealth and how to make sound economic choices. There are many workshops relating to the book being offered and to sign up for these upcoming workshops go to  www.commonsenseconomics.com. These workshops include a presentation of and provide training for this exciting new course developed by the Florida State University Stavros Center and NMU CEEE. The information given by this book is suitable for use at both the college and high school levels, this flexible multi-media course package targets students who may take only one course in economics.
NMU Student Opportunities
NMU CampusMany different types of opportunities exist for Northern Michigan University students at the Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship, including:
  • Internships
  • Pre-service workshops for education majors
  • Materials development
  • Community presentations

To learn more, go to Student Opportunities
Center Receives an Award

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Award at the National Council for Economic Education Conference in 2012!