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Schedule of Classes for spring, summer '09 available
Northwestern Michigan College's Schedule of Classes for the Spring 2009 Semester and Summer 2009 session is now available in both print and online formats.
(Published 10/28/2008)
NMC donates this year's downtown Christmas tree
Northwestern Michigan College will help downtown Traverse City ring in the holiday season with the donation of a 30-foot-tall tree currently growing on the college's University Center campus, 2200 Dendrinos Drive.
(Published 11/19/2008)
Jeff Haas concert to benefit WNMC public radio
The Jeff Haas Little Big Band with special guest vocalist Betty Joplin will perform From Swing to Soul at 8 p.m. Nov. 29 at Dennos Museum Center on Northwestern Michigan College's main campus. Concert proceeds benefit the college's radio station, WNMC Radio, 90.7 FM.
(Published 11/12/2008)
Dental screenings, education offered at regional schools
Dental assistant students at Northwestern Michigan College will participate in a dental access program offered to 4,000 regional school children starting this week.
(Published 11/04/2008)
NMC Concert Band presents "Celebrations" November 21
Northwestern Michigan College's Community Concert Band will present a performance of "Celebrations" at 8 p.m. Friday, November 21, in Milliken Auditorium.
(Published 11/04/2008)
Lecture on Post-Bush World Nov. 20
Professor Derick L. Hulme of Alma College will speak on "1/20/09: The U.S. in a Post-Bush World" at an International Affairs Forum at 6 p.m. Nov. 20 in Milliken Auditorium on the main campus of Northwestern Michigan College.
(Published 10/28/2008)
Family Programming at Dennos Museum Center
The Dennos Museum Center at Northwestern Michigan College presents fall 2008 programming.
(Published 10/08/2008)
NMC Community Band begins season under new baton
The NMC Community Band will begin its 2008-09 season Oct. 24 under the baton of new conductor John Beery.
(Published 09/15/2008)
NMC Bridge Experience enrolling for spring 2009
NMC's Bridge Experience, a unique learning community that provides a doorway into higher education for learners hesitating about returning to or attending college, is now enrolling for the spring 2009 semester.
(Published 09/10/2008)
13 New Cooking Classes this Fall at NMC
Blend a spacious, well-stocked kitchen, tasty ingredients, and local chefs with eager foodies, and you have a cornucopia of cooking classes for the public this fall at Northwestern Michigan College.
(Published 09/10/2008)
"Chance to Dance" returns
The public is invited to enjoy a "Chance to Dance" Fridays from 10 p.m. to midnight at Northwestern Michigan College.
(Published 09/10/2008)
Employers invited to exhibit at NMC Career Fair
Area employers are invited to apply to participate in Northwestern Michigan College's annual Career Fair, to be held Feb. 25, 2009.
(Published 09/08/2008)
Dennos Museum Center Announces 2008-2009 Milliken Auditorium Concert Season
From acoustic to zydeco, the 2008-09 Milliken Auditorium concert series is a multi-genre musical feast drawn from around the globe, featuring a dose of audience favorites plus newcomers whose talents promise to resound long after the applause ends.
(Published 09/03/2008)
Quilting and Textile Workshops at Dennos Museum Center
The Dennos Museum Center at Northwestern Michigan College will host four textile workshops with internationally recognized textile artists in conjunction with "12 Voices," an exhibit of Art Quilts this fall. Reservations and deposit required, call (231) 995-1029 to sign up.
(Published 09/03/2008)
A Spectacular Art Quilt Exhibition comes to the Dennos Museum Center
The Dennos Museum Center at Northwestern Michigan College will host the premier showing of the exhibition 12 Voices September 14 - January 4, 2009.
(Published 09/03/2008)
Back to school with the Dennos Museum Center K-12 school programming.
The Dennos Museum Center offers a variety of K-12 programming, including educational concerts in Milliken Auditorium, educational concerts in schools, museum visits, guided tours, art projects, games relating to exhibits, gallery guides, teacher resources, and a lending library of books and videos.
(Published 08/25/2008)
International Affairs Forum subscriptions now available
Subscriptions to the 2008-09 season of the International Affairs Forum at Northwestern Michigan College are now available. The eight-part series brings diplomats, policy makers, journalists and others from all over the globe to Milliken Auditorium for monthly lectures beginning Sept. 18.
(Published 08/21/2008)
Docent opportunities at the Dennos Museum Center
The Dennos Museum Center is seeking flexible and enthusiastic volunteers to join our docent program. Docents are vital museum volunteers that engage preschool and K-12 students, NMC Students and the general public in discussions about the Museum's permanent collection and changing exhibitions during Museum tours.
(Published 07/10/2008)
Hans VanSumeren appointed new GLWSI director
Northwestern Michigan College is pleased to announce the appointment of Hans W. VanSumeren as Director of its Great Lakes Water Studies Institute, effective July 14.
(Published 07/07/2008)
Five individuals receive NMC's highest honor
The Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees has conferred the college's highest honor to Barbara and Chuck Benson, Louise Hagerty, and Terry and Wayne Lobdell. Each has been named an "NMC Fellow."
(Published 06/25/2008)
At the Dennos - Edward Weston: A million-dollar photo
When Sotheby's, the noted auction house in New York City, sold a small black-and-white photograph by Edward Weston for $1.6 million earlier this spring, it was one of only three known prints in existence - until the Dennos Museum Center revealed that a fourth print also resides as part of the museum's permanent collection.
(Published 06/10/2008)
NMC offers campus tours every Friday
Northwestern Michigan College invites prospective students and their parents to find out more about the college at main campus tours and information presentations, offered every Friday at 11 a.m.
(Published 02/26/2008)
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