# Northwestern Michigan College — full catalog > Generated 2026-06-21T21:06:21.541Z from a crawl of nmc.edu. 1879 records (93 programs · 914 courses · 872 resource pages). # Associate in Applied Science Degree (AAS) **Degree** The Associate in Applied Science degree is generally pursued by those students who plan to enter the workforce following graduation from NMC. A career specialty emphasis is the dominant characteristic of the Applied Science Degree. Although some students pursuing the AAS degree may transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a baccalaureate degree, many AAS courses are not granted transfer equivalency credit at Michigan universities. Students considering the AAS degree who may wish to transfer should see an advisor. ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/program-information/degree-requirements/applied-science-aas/ --- # Bachelor of Science (BS) **Degree** The Bachelor of Science (BS) is for students whose goal is to pursue a select professional field of study at the baccalaureate level. The program requirements for Maritime Deck Officer, Maritime Engineering Officer, Maritime Power System and Marine Technology vary and are listed on their program specific pages. ## Courses - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 121 — College Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/program-information/degree-requirements/science-bs/ --- # Uncrewed Aerial Systems, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** Drones have become more of an everyday tool used in industry and are less of a novelty than ever before. Learn about this new industry and be prepared for the future. ## Courses - ART 174 — Digital Photography I - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - LWE 102 — Police Operations - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - UAS 107 — Remote Pilot Ground - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 215 — Commercial UAS Photography - UAS 220 — UAS Projects and Maintenance - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/aviation/aviation-unmanned-aircraft-systems-certificate-achievement-level-i/ --- # Aviation, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** NMC's Aviation Program has a competitive admissions process. Please see the Competitive Points Rubric for additional details. All students applying to the Aviation program will need to complete an NMC general application by selecting Pre Aviation, NMC Code 920. An additional application is required for the Aviation program. Contact program advisor at aviation@nmc.edu for details. ## Courses - AVF 111 — Private Flight - AVF 132 — Instrument Flight - AVF 230 — Commercial Flight I - AVF 232 — Commercial Flight II - AVF 234 — Commercial Flight III - AVF 271 — Multi-Engine Flight - AVF 274 — Tailwheel Flight - AVF 275 — Seaplane Flight - AVF 283 — Upset Maneuver Training - AVF 284 — Instrument Flight Instructor - AVF 382 — Flight Instructor Rating - AVG 101 — Private Ground School - AVG 102 — Leadership in Aviation - AVG 161 — Mechanics for Pilots - AVG 175 — Aviation Safety - AVG 190 — Aviation Weather - AVG 201 — International Aviation - AVG 202 — Advanced Aircraft Systems - AVG 231 — Aviation Law - AVG 251 — Commercial Ground School - AVG 252 — Instrument Ground School - AVG 285 — Crew Resource Management - AVG 381 — Instructor Ground School - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 220 — UAS Projects and Maintenance - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/aviation/aviation/ --- # Uncrewed Aerial Systems Technology, Associate of Applied Science **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - UAS 107 — Remote Pilot Ground - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 215 — Commercial UAS Photography - UAS 220 — UAS Projects and Maintenance - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations - UAS 290 — Uncrewed Aerial Systems Internship - WSI 300 — Remote Sensing and Sensors Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/aviation/uncrewed-aerial-systems/ --- # Accounting, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The accounting certificate helps meet demand for qualified and knowledgeable people in today’s workplace. Students will receive a foundation in general business and acquire the necessary skills in financial, managerial and computerized accounting to begin entry-level positions in accounting. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - ACC 123 — Accounting Principles II - ACC 199 — Accounting Practicum - ACC 223 — Cost Accounting - ACC 231 — Federal Income Tax Problems - ACC 241 — Principles Fraud Examination - ACC 290 — Accounting Internship - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 105 — Business Math - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - CIT 216 — Computerized Acctg Systems - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/accounting-certification/ --- # Accounting - Fraud Investigation, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The Accounting-Fraud Investigation Associate in Applied Science degree introduces students to the knowledge and skills necessary to detect, investigate, and prevent financial crimes. By gaining an interdisciplinary skill set which covers business, law, sociology, accounting, taxation, and data technology, you will gain insight into fraud and financial crime examination. You will gain experience in communication, teamwork and leadership, as well as the skills necessary for criminal investigation techniques needed by the fraud investigation professional. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - ACC 123 — Accounting Principles II - ACC 221 — Intermediate Accounting I - ACC 222 — Intermediate Accounting II - ACC 223 — Cost Accounting - ACC 231 — Federal Income Tax Problems - ACC 241 — Principles Fraud Examination - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - BUS 261 — Business Law I - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 216 — Computerized Acctg Systems - CJ 211 — Criminal Law - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - SOC 231 — Deviance and Criminal Behavior Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/accounting-fraud-investigation/ --- # Accounting, Associate in Applied Science Degree - General **Degree** This program will prepare students to begin a career in accounting. Students will receive a foundation in general business and acquire the necessary skills in financial, managerial and computerized accounting to be prepared to work as bookkeepers and entry-level accountants in accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll and other entry-level areas of accounting. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - ACC 123 — Accounting Principles II - ACC 199 — Accounting Practicum - ACC 221 — Intermediate Accounting I - ACC 222 — Intermediate Accounting II - ACC 223 — Cost Accounting - ACC 231 — Federal Income Tax Problems - ACC 241 — Principles Fraud Examination - ACC 290 — Accounting Internship - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 105 — Business Math - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - BUS 261 — Business Law I - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - CIT 216 — Computerized Acctg Systems - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/accounting-general/ --- # Beverage Management, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** NMC Code 957 This specialized certificate program is designed for individuals seeking to pursue or advance a career in beverage management or within the broader beverage industry. The ## Courses - BEV 101 — Foundations in Beer - BEV 102 — Foundations in Beer Lab - BEV 110 — Foundations of Wine - BEV 111 — Foundations of Wine Lab - BEV 120 — Foundations in Spirits - BEV 121 — Foundations in Spirits Lab - BEV 130 — Beverage Business Essentials - BEV 140 — Exploration of Non-Alcoholic Beverages Lab - BEV 141 — Foundations in Cider, Sake, and RTDs - BEV 142 — Foundations in Cider, Sake and RTDs Lab - BEV 200 — Global Wine Principles: Advanced Exploration Lab - BEV 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - BEV 210 — Bar Service and Mixology - BEV 290 — Beverage Management Capstone - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/beverage-management/ --- # Business Administration - Online, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** This program prepares students for the challenges of the ever-changing world of business. Specialized courses and liberal arts studies provide students with a foundation needed to pursue careers characterized by technology, constant change, and increasing competition. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - ACC 123 — Accounting Principles II - ACC 223 — Cost Accounting - ACC 231 — Federal Income Tax Problems - ACC 241 — Principles Fraud Examination - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 105 — Business Math - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - BUS 261 — Business Law I - BUS 290 — Business Admin Internship - CIT 100 — Computers in Business-An Intro - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 122A — Computer & Internet Basics I - CIT 124 — Microsoft Office - PowerPoint - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - CIT 216 — Computerized Acctg Systems - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ESP 100 — Introduction to Esports - ESP 201 — Event Live Streaming - ESP 202 — Esports Event Management and Security - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MGT 251 — Human Resources Management - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - MKT 241 — Principles of Advertising - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - PHL 203 — Environmental Ethics Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/business-administration-online/ --- # Business Administration, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** This program prepares students for the challenges of the ever-changing world of business. Specialized courses and liberal arts studies provide students with a foundation needed to pursue careers characterized by technology, constant change, and increasing competition. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - ACC 123 — Accounting Principles II - ACC 223 — Cost Accounting - ACC 231 — Federal Income Tax Problems - ACC 241 — Principles Fraud Examination - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 105 — Business Math - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - BUS 261 — Business Law I - BUS 290 — Business Admin Internship - CIT 100 — Computers in Business-An Intro - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 124 — Microsoft Office - PowerPoint - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 216 — Computerized Acctg Systems - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ESP 100 — Introduction to Esports - ESP 201 — Event Live Streaming - ESP 202 — Esports Event Management and Security - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MGT 251 — Human Resources Management - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - MKT 241 — Principles of Advertising - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - PHL 203 — Environmental Ethics - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/business-administration/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Assistant Web Developer, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** This series of Web Developer certificates provides an introduction to both website design and website development. Visual Communication (VCA) courses enable students to create visually effective sites using graphic design principles and tools. Computer Information Technology (CIT) courses provide the technical ability to develop interactive, data-driven sites and applications. ## Courses - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 147 — Web Design I - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-assistant-web-developer-level-i/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Associate Developer, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Degree** Students completing the CIT Assistant Developer Certificate may elect to continue their education and obtain a Level II Certificate. This program prepares students for careers as software and web developers using the latest industry technologies. ## Courses - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 218 — Web Application Development - CIT 228 — Advanced Database Systems - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - VCA 125 — Typography I - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-associate-developer-level-ii/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Associate Web Developer, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Degree** Students completing the Assistant Web Developer Certificate may elect to continue their education and obtain a Level II Certificate. The Associate Web Developer Certificate is designed for students seeking entry level employment, and includes advanced web design and development skills such as data connectivity, responsive design, interactive graphics and animation. ## Courses - ART 131 — 2-D Design - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - VCA 125 — Typography I - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 146 — Interactive Animation - VCA 147 — Web Design I - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-associate-web-developer-level-ii/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Computer Support Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** Students completing the Customer Support Specialist Certificate - Level I, and the Office Application Specialist Certificate may elect to continue their education and obtain a Level II Certificate. ## Courses - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 124 — Microsoft Office - PowerPoint - CIT 156 — CompTIA A+ Certification I - CIT 157 — CompTIA A+ Certification II - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - CIT 243 — Cloud Technologies - CIT 247 — Windows Identity & Policy - CIT 292 — Support Specialist Internship - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-computer-support-specialist-level-iii/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Cybersecurity Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** With devices and technologies connecting globally, businesses and organizations have to be ready for the next cyberthreat. This certificate provides students with the opportunity to acquire foundational knowledge and skills to support these entities in staying safe. Students that earn this certificate are qualified to be hired as cybersecurity specialists and analysts. ## Courses - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - CIT 243 — Cloud Technologies - CIT 247 — Windows Identity & Policy - CIT 256 — Linux Administration - CIT 263 — Cybersecurity Penetration Testing - CIT 264 — Cybersecurity Analytics and Threat Analysis Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-cybersecurity-specialist-leveli/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Developer, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** As everyone and everything becomes networked, the demand for software applications continues to expand. The CIT Developer program targets this need by producing graduates who are effective programmers and solution architects. Courses in the CIT-Developer program utilize various languages, frameworks, and technologies to deliver practical knowledge of application development and data access. The program’s focus on a solid understanding of good design practices enables students to easily transition into new development environments. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to prolif… ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 218 — Web Application Development - CIT 228 — Advanced Database Systems - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - CIT 280 — Systems Analysis and Design - CIT 290 — CIT Internship - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 121 — College Algebra - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - VCA 125 — Typography I - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 147 — Web Design I - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-developer/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Industry Certifications Industry certifications validate a candidate's technical knowledge and skills. Many NMC courses include opportunities for students to become certified. For additional information on testing and/or training for any of the certification opportunities listed below, call (231) 995-1169 or email CIT@nmc.edu . NMC is an authorized Certiport, Pearson-VUE, and Prometric testing center. ## Courses - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 124 — Microsoft Office - PowerPoint - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 156 — CompTIA A+ Certification I - CIT 157 — CompTIA A+ Certification II - CIT 160 — Cisco Internetworking I - CIT 161 — Cisco Internetworking II - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 228 — Advanced Database Systems - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - CIT 243 — Cloud Technologies - CIT 247 — Windows Identity & Policy - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - CIT 256 — Linux Administration - CIT 260 — Cisco Internetworking III - CIT 263 — Cybersecurity Penetration Testing - CIT 264 — Cybersecurity Analytics and Threat Analysis - CIT 266 — Advanced Enterprise Security Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-industry-certifications/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Infrastructure and Security, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** As more organizations become globally connected, the need for individuals with knowledge in infrastructure and specifically cybersecurity is at an all time high. This program provides students with comprehensive knowledge and technical skills in scripting and automation, Local Area Networking, internetwork routing and switching, operating systems, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to proliferate all areas of technology, students will also have opportunities to incorporate AI into their course studies. ## Courses - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - CIT 112 — Scripting and Automation - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 160 — Cisco Internetworking I - CIT 161 — Cisco Internetworking II - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 215 — Server Technologies - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - CIT 243 — Cloud Technologies - CIT 247 — Windows Identity & Policy - CIT 256 — Linux Administration - CIT 260 — Cisco Internetworking III - CIT 263 — Cybersecurity Penetration Testing - CIT 264 — Cybersecurity Analytics and Threat Analysis - CIT 266 — Advanced Enterprise Security - CIT 290 — CIT Internship - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 121 — College Algebra - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-infrastructure-security/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Infrastructure Specialist I, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** The Infrastructure Specialist I Certificate of Achievement prepares students to work with Local Area Networks and to learn about scripting and automation. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to proliferate all areas of technology, students will also have opportunities to incorporate AI into their course studies. ## Courses - CIT 112 — Scripting and Automation - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 160 — Cisco Internetworking I - CIT 161 — Cisco Internetworking II - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 260 — Cisco Internetworking III Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-infrastructure-specialist-i-level-i/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Infrastructure Specialist II, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** Students completing the Infrastructure Specialist I Certificate may elect to continue their education and obtain a Level II Certificate. This certificate prepares students for additional skills and knowledge in areas such as operating systems, cloud computing, and network security. ## Courses - CIT 112 — Scripting and Automation - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 160 — Cisco Internetworking I - CIT 161 — Cisco Internetworking II - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 215 — Server Technologies - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - CIT 243 — Cloud Technologies - CIT 247 — Windows Identity & Policy - CIT 256 — Linux Administration - CIT 260 — Cisco Internetworking III Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-infrastructure-specialist-ii-level-ii/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Infrastructure Specialist III, Certificate of Achievement (Level III) **Certificate** After completing the Infrastructure Specialist II Certificate students may elect to obtain a Level III certificate. This certificate prepares students for additional skills and knowledge in cybersecurity. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to proliferate all areas of technology, students will also have opportunities to incorporate AI into their course studies. ## Courses - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - CIT 112 — Scripting and Automation - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 160 — Cisco Internetworking I - CIT 161 — Cisco Internetworking II - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 215 — Server Technologies - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - CIT 243 — Cloud Technologies - CIT 247 — Windows Identity & Policy - CIT 256 — Linux Administration - CIT 260 — Cisco Internetworking III - CIT 263 — Cybersecurity Penetration Testing - CIT 264 — Cybersecurity Analytics and Threat Analysis - CIT 266 — Advanced Enterprise Security - CIT 290 — CIT Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-infrastructure-specialist-iii-level-iii/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Assistant Developer, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** The CIT Assistant Developer Certificate prepares students for the workplace by concentrating on foundational level skills in web, programming and database technologies. Students in this program will have an opportunity to develop a systems portfolio as well as earn several industry recognized certifications. ## Courses - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-level-i/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Microsoft Office™ Applications Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** The Microsoft Office™ Applications Specialist Certificate helps meet the demand for qualified and knowledgeable people in today’s workplace. It helps students to acquire the desktop applications expertise and basic computer skills needed to work more productively and efficiently with Microsoft Office™. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to proliferate all areas of technology, students will also have opportunities to incorporate AI into their course studies. ## Courses - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 124 — Microsoft Office - PowerPoint - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-microsoft-office-applications-specialist-level-i/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Web Developer, Certificate of Achievement (Level III) **Certificate** Students completing the Associate Web Developer Certificate may elect to continue their education and obtain a Level III Certificate. The Web Developer Certificate is designed for students seeking employment requiring more advanced skills including server-side development, advanced database connectivity, and advanced animation. This certificate also includes a semester long internship experience. As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to proliferate all areas of technology, students will also have opportunities to incorporate AI into their course studies. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - ART 131 — 2-D Design - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 218 — Web Application Development - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - CIT 291 — Web Developer Internship - COM 111 — Public Speaking - VCA 125 — Typography I - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 146 — Interactive Animation - VCA 147 — Web Design I - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-information-technology-web-developer-level-iii/ --- # Computer Information Technology - Computer Support Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** Business and organizations rely on technology to be successful, and they need a skilled workforce that understand how technology works. This certificate program is designed for students who wish to start their career in CIT Infrastructure. Students will have an opportunity to acquire skills in computer hardware, operating systems, and networking. ## Courses - CIT 156 — CompTIA A+ Certification I - CIT 157 — CompTIA A+ Certification II - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/computer-support-specialist-level20i/ --- # Culinary Arts - Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Baking & Pastry Arts Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The Great Lakes Culinary Institute believes in the principle of learning by doing. Extensive hands-on training will give students a competitive advantage in the highly competitive baking and pastry arts field. This program is designed to provide rigorous and concentrated study for those students who plan to enter the baking and pastry industry. GLCI Baking and Pastry Arts certificate students receive practical training in all aspects of commercial baking preparation and presentation while gaining knowledge of environmental stewardship, sustainability, and plant-forward menu product developmen… ## Courses - CUL 102 — Culinary Concepts and Career Management - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - CUL 118 — Intro to Baking and Pastry - CUL 120 — Artisan Bread - CUL 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - CUL 210 — Nutrition for Culinary Arts - CUL 211 — Menu Planning and Purchasing - CUL 219 — Plated Desserts - CUL 220 — Chocolate and Confections - CUL 222 — Cafe Ops, Bakery Prod & Mgmt - CUL 223 — Cafe Ops Dining Room Mgmt - CUL 224 — Bakery Sales with Merchandising and Packaging - CUL 228 — Cake Design and Decorating - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/culinary-arts-baking-pastry-level-ii/ --- # Culinary Arts - Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The Great Lakes Culinary Institute believes in the principle of learning by doing. Extensive hands-on training will give students a competitive advantage in this highly competitive field. This program is designed to provide rigorous and concentrated study for those students who plan careers in the rapidly growing food service industry. The program's main emphasis is to prepare students for entry-level chef and kitchen management positions. Consideration is given to the science and techniques associated with the selection, preparation, and serving of foods to large and small groups while gaini… ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CUL 102 — Culinary Concepts and Career Management - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - CUL 111 — Professional Cookery - CUL 118 — Intro to Baking and Pastry - CUL 190 — Culinary Internship - CUL 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - CUL 209 — Butchery and Fabrication - CUL 210 — Nutrition for Culinary Arts - CUL 211 — Menu Planning and Purchasing - CUL 213 — World Cuisine - CUL 215 — Garde Manger - CUL 219 — Plated Desserts - CUL 232 — Beverage Management - CUL 233 — Farm to Table - CUL 295 — Contemp Cuisine Kitchen Mngmt - CUL 296 — Contemp Svc Dining Room Mngmt - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 020 — MTH 120 Support - MTH 031 — MTH 131 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/culinary-arts-great-lakes-culinary-institute/ --- # Culinary Arts - Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** The Great Lakes Culinary Institute believes in the principle of learning by doing. Extensive hands-on training will give students a competitive advantage in this highly competitive field. This program is designed to provide rigorous and concentrated study for those students who want to enter the rapidly-growing food service industry in entry-level culinary positions. Consideration is given to the science and techniques associated with the selection and preparation of foods while gaining knowledge of environmental stewardship, sustainability, and plant-forward menu product development. ## Courses - CUL 102 — Culinary Concepts and Career Management - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - CUL 111 — Professional Cookery - CUL 118 — Intro to Baking and Pastry - CUL 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - CUL 209 — Butchery and Fabrication - CUL 210 — Nutrition for Culinary Arts - CUL 213 — World Cuisine - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/culinary-arts-level-i/ --- # Culinary Arts - Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Certificate of Achievement (Level III) **Certificate** The Great Lakes Culinary Institute believes in the principle of learning by doing. Extensive hands-on training will give students a competitive advantage in this highly competitive field. This program is designed to provide rigorous and concentrated study for those students who plan careers in the rapidly growing food service industry. The program's main emphasis is to prepare students for entry-level chef and kitchen management positions. Consideration is given to the science and techniques associated with the selection, preparation, and serving of foods to large and small groups while gaini… ## Courses - CUL 102 — Culinary Concepts and Career Management - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - CUL 111 — Professional Cookery - CUL 118 — Intro to Baking and Pastry - CUL 190 — Culinary Internship - CUL 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - CUL 209 — Butchery and Fabrication - CUL 210 — Nutrition for Culinary Arts - CUL 211 — Menu Planning and Purchasing - CUL 213 — World Cuisine - CUL 215 — Garde Manger - CUL 219 — Plated Desserts - CUL 232 — Beverage Management - CUL 233 — Farm to Table - CUL 295 — Contemp Cuisine Kitchen Mngmt - CUL 296 — Contemp Svc Dining Room Mngmt - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/culinary-arts-level-iii/ --- # Culinary Arts - Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Maritime Certificate (Level II) **Certificate** This certificate is a two-year culinary arts certificate with a maritime emphasis, meeting the needs of students who want just enough skills to get out into the maritime culinary industry while incurring a minimal amount of debt. Students in this “Fall start only” program will take culinary courses offering foundational theory and practical applications of savory cooking, butchery, baking, sanitation, nutrition, food and beverage operations, and menu planning. They will apply for and earn their TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Card) and MMC (Merchant Mariners Credentials) while in t… ## Courses - CUL 102 — Culinary Concepts and Career Management - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - CUL 111 — Professional Cookery - CUL 118 — Intro to Baking and Pastry - CUL 191 — Culinary Maritime Internship I - Training Ship - CUL 193 — Culinary Maritime Internship II - Commercial Vessel - CUL 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - CUL 208 — Galley Cooking - CUL 209 — Butchery and Fabrication - CUL 210 — Nutrition for Culinary Arts - CUL 211 — Menu Planning and Purchasing - CUL 213 — World Cuisine - CUL 215 — Garde Manger - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/culinary-arts-maritime-level-ii/ --- # Culinary Arts - Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Sports Performance Nutrition, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The role of nutrition in achieving peak athletic performance has been widely accepted, with professional and collegiate sports teams recruiting specialized ancillary team members who are entrusted to provide optimal nutrition to their players. This certificate provides the student with performance nutrition knowledge, along with the skills to create cuisine that meets the specific demands of the clients they serve. The program's emphasis is to prepare students in culinary nutrition and biology. Students will complete an internship working with a sports team nutritionist. Graduates with this c… ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BIO 106L — Human Biology Lab - CUL 102 — Culinary Concepts and Career Management - CUL 110 — Safety and Sanitation - CUL 111 — Professional Cookery - CUL 118 — Intro to Baking and Pastry - CUL 192 — Sports Performance Internship - CUL 201 — Food and Beverage Operations - CUL 210 — Nutrition for Culinary Arts - CUL 211 — Menu Planning and Purchasing - CUL 213 — World Cuisine - CUL 229 — Fundamentals of Food Science - CUL 233 — Farm to Table - CUL 234 — Culinary Sports Nutrition - CUL 235 — Applied Sport and Performance Nutrition Lab - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/culinary-sports-nutrition/ --- # Digital Administration and Marketing, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** This certificate combines existing courses in accounting, the Microsoft Office suite, computers in business, computer programming, advertising, marketing and graphic design. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 100 — Computers in Business-An Intro - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 216 — Computerized Acctg Systems - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - MKT 241 — Principles of Advertising - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/digital-administration-marketing/ --- # Esports Management, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** An Esports program is more than the players that compete. It also includes managing the program and events, maintaining security of the lab and computers, coaching teams, broadcasting games, and understanding the gaming culture and industry. Almost all collegiate programs require individuals with this knowledge in these areas to be successful. ## Courses - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ESP 100 — Introduction to Esports - ESP 201 — Event Live Streaming - ESP 202 — Esports Event Management and Security - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/esports-management-certificate-level-i/ --- # Office Administration, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** Well-trained office professionals continue to be in demand and play an integral role in the successful operation of an organization. They work as a team with managers, professionals, and other support staff to control and manage administrative operations. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 119 — Microsoft Office - Word - CIT 124 — Microsoft Office - PowerPoint - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 211 — Microsoft Power BI - MGT 251 — Human Resources Management - MKT 208 — Digital Marketing - MTH 011 — MTH 111 Support - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/office-administration/ --- # Technical Management Administration, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Apprenticeships combine work, on-the-job training and classroom instruction to prepare workers for high-skilled careers. As a recognized related technical instruction (RTI) provider, NMC supports the educational courses and training components of a registered apprenticeship. This degree is designed to credential a student in a US Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship. The courses required are developed in partnership with the employer to meet the training needs and associated national standards of the occupation. ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - BUS 101 — Introduction to Business - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 100 — Computers in Business-An Intro - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MGT 251 — Human Resources Management - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/business/technical-management/ --- # Communications ## Courses - ASL 101 — American Sign Language I - ASL 102 — American Sign Language II - ASL 103 — American Sign Language III - ASL 104 — American Sign Language IV - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ENG 108 — Critical Reading Strategies - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENG 221 — Creative Writing - SPN 101 — Elementary Spanish I - SPN 102 — Elementary Spanish II - SPN 201 — Intermediate Spanish I - SPN 202 — Intermediate Spanish II - WSI 290 — Freshwater Studies Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/communications/ --- # Dental Assistant - CDA to RDA Completion Option This option is for the dental assistant who has two or more years of dental assisting experience and is a current Certified Dental Assistant (CDA), who must have passed all three portions of the Dental Assisting National Board Exam. ## Courses - ENG 111 — English Composition - HDA 240 — Chairside Procedures - HDA 241 — Chairside Procedures Lab - HDA 282 — CDA/RDA Written Exam Prep - HDA 286 — RDA Clinical Exam Prep - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/dental-assistant-cdatorda/ --- # Dental Assistant, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The following coursework must be taken in order to qualify for the Certificate of Achievement in Dental Assisting. Completion of the program qualifies students for the state board exam. After passing the exam, they may practice as Registered Dental Assistants. In addition, program completers are eligible for the National Certification Exam, which is recognized nationwide. While the associate degree is not required for either of these exams, students can complete the associate degree after completion of the certificate. ## Courses - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ENG 111 — English Composition - HAH 120 — Infection Control - HDA 101 — Introduction to Dentistry - HDA 102 — Introduction to Dentistry Lab - HDA 112 — Dental Materials - HDA 113 — Dental Materials Lab - HDA 120 — Dental Anatomy - HDA 140 — Oral Pathology/Pharmacology - HDA 150 — Dental Office Management - HDA 160 — Dental Emergencies - HDA 170 — Preventive Dentistry - HDA 240 — Chairside Procedures - HDA 241 — Chairside Procedures Lab - HDA 242 — Dental Radiography - HDA 243 — Dental Radiography Lab - HDA 282 — CDA/RDA Written Exam Prep - HDA 286 — RDA Clinical Exam Prep - HDA 290 — Dental Assistant Internship - HPD 110 — BLS for Health Care Providers - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/dental-assistant-level-ii/ --- # Dental Assistant, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Dental Assistants are members of a highly qualified health team whose varied duties require knowledge of the basic dental sciences, proficiency in laboratory and clinical skills, and practical experience in meeting patient needs. Both the associate and the certificate programs are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) and approved by the Michigan Board of Dentistry. Completion of the program qualifies students for the state board exam. After passing the exam, they may practice as Registered Dental Assistants. In addition, program completers are eligible for the National… ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - HAH 120 — Infection Control - HDA 101 — Introduction to Dentistry - HDA 102 — Introduction to Dentistry Lab - HDA 112 — Dental Materials - HDA 113 — Dental Materials Lab - HDA 120 — Dental Anatomy - HDA 140 — Oral Pathology/Pharmacology - HDA 150 — Dental Office Management - HDA 160 — Dental Emergencies - HDA 170 — Preventive Dentistry - HDA 240 — Chairside Procedures - HDA 241 — Chairside Procedures Lab - HDA 242 — Dental Radiography - HDA 243 — Dental Radiography Lab - HDA 282 — CDA/RDA Written Exam Prep - HDA 286 — RDA Clinical Exam Prep - HDA 290 — Dental Assistant Internship - HPD 110 — BLS for Health Care Providers - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/dental-assistant/ --- # Nursing - ADN Completion Option The ADN Completion Option is designed for Licensed Practical Nurses to expand upon their previous education and prepare them for practice as a Registered Nurse. LPNs that have graduated in the past three years, or that have current clinical work experience, can complete the ADN coursework in two semesters after prerequisites are met. Completion of the ADN program will certify the graduate is eligible to apply for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensing as a registered nurse. ## Courses - BIO 227 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I - BIO 227L — Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab - BIO 228 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II - BIO 228L — Human Anatomy & Phys II Lab - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - HAH 100C — Informatics Essentials - HNR 101 — Fundamentals of Nursing-Lectur - HNR 102 — Fund of Nursing-Clinical - HNR 106 — Pharmacology I - HNR 107 — Pharmacology II - HNR 125 — Lifespan Nursing Lecture - HNR 126 — Lifespan Nursing-Clinical - HNR 221 — Acute Care Nursing I - HNR 222 — Acute Care Nursing II - HNR 241 — Adv Maternal Child Nursing-Lec - HNR 242 — Adv Maternal Child Nursing-Cli - HNR 248 — Acute Care Nursing - Clinical - HNR 251 — Mental Health Nursing - Lec - HNR 252 — Mental Health Nursing-Clinical - HNR 261 — Nursing Management - HNR 262 — Nursing Management Clinical - HPD 110 — BLS for Health Care Providers - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 121 — College Algebra - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/nursing-adn-completion-option/ --- # Nursing - Practical, Certificate of Achievement **Certificate** Northwestern Michigan College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program is a certificate program that consists of two semesters of nursing classes after prerequisites are met. It is designed to give the student the knowledge and skills which will certify them to be eligible to take the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX-PN). After successfully completing the NCLEX-PN exam, graduates are able to enter the workforce in various healthcare settings. The program is approved by the Michigan Board of Nursing and accredited through the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). Licensed Pra… ## Courses - BIO 227 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I - BIO 227L — Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab - BIO 228 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II - BIO 228L — Human Anatomy & Phys II Lab - ENG 111 — English Composition - HAH 100C — Informatics Essentials - HNR 101 — Fundamentals of Nursing-Lectur - HNR 102 — Fund of Nursing-Clinical - HNR 106 — Pharmacology I - HNR 107 — Pharmacology II - HNR 125 — Lifespan Nursing Lecture - HNR 126 — Lifespan Nursing-Clinical - HNR 145 — Practical Nursing Roles & Issu - HPD 110 — BLS for Health Care Providers - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 121 — College Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/nursing-practical-certificate/ --- # Nursing, Associate Degree in Nursing **Degree** Northwestern Michigan College’s Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program consists of two years of nursing classes after prerequisites are met. It is designed to give the student the skills necessary to prepare for employment after graduation. Graduates of the ADN program are eligible to apply for the National Council License Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensing as a registered nurse. Student clinical experiences may include assignments at Munson Medical Center and a variety of other agencies. The program is approved by the Michigan Board of Nursing and accredited through the Accreditation Co… ## Courses - BIO 227 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I - BIO 227L — Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab - BIO 228 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II - BIO 228L — Human Anatomy & Phys II Lab - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - HAH 100C — Informatics Essentials - HNR 101 — Fundamentals of Nursing-Lectur - HNR 102 — Fund of Nursing-Clinical - HNR 106 — Pharmacology I - HNR 107 — Pharmacology II - HNR 125 — Lifespan Nursing Lecture - HNR 126 — Lifespan Nursing-Clinical - HNR 221 — Acute Care Nursing I - HNR 222 — Acute Care Nursing II - HNR 241 — Adv Maternal Child Nursing-Lec - HNR 242 — Adv Maternal Child Nursing-Cli - HNR 248 — Acute Care Nursing - Clinical - HNR 251 — Mental Health Nursing - Lec - HNR 252 — Mental Health Nursing-Clinical - HNR 261 — Nursing Management - HNR 262 — Nursing Management Clinical - HPD 110 — BLS for Health Care Providers - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 121 — College Algebra - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/nursing/ --- # Respiratory Therapy - RT, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Northwestern Michigan College is a partner with Muskegon Community College and Munson Medical Center to offer a collaborative program leading to an Associate in Applied Science degree. All liberal arts and science courses can be taken through NMC. All didactic respiratory classes will be offered at Munson Medical Center via live interactive television from Muskegon Community College. Most clinical courses can be completed at Munson Medical Center. This program is fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (COARC). ## Courses - ENG 111 — English Composition Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/respiratory-therapy-rt/ --- # Surgical Technology, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Northwestern Michigan College’s Surgical Technology program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become a competent entry level Surgical Technologist. Graduates of the program will be eligible to apply for the Certified Surgical Technologist exam through the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting (NMSTSA). The program includes 36 credit hours of classroom, lab and clinical components over four semesters after prerequisites are met. Cohorts will typically begin in the fall semester and graduate in December (fall, spring, summer, and f… ## Courses - BIO 227 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I - BIO 227L — Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab - BIO 228 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II - BIO 228L — Human Anatomy & Phys II Lab - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - HAH 101 — Medical Terminology - HPD 110 — BLS for Health Care Providers - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH 120 — Mathematical Explorations - MTH 121 — College Algebra - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology - SOC 101 — Introduction to Sociology - SRG 101 — Intro to Surgical Technology - SRG 101L — Intro to Surg Tech Lab - SRG 102 — Surgical Microbiology - SRG 103 — Surgical Pharmacology - SRG 121 — Surgical Procedures I - SRG 121L — Surgical Procedures I Lab - SRG 122 — The Surgical Patient - SRG 123 — Biomed Sciences and MIS - SRG 201 — Surgical Procedures II - SRG 202 — Surg Procedures II Clinical - SRG 204 — Professional Career Prep I - SRG 221 — Surgical Procedures III - SRG 222 — Surg Procedures III Clinical - SRG 224 — Professional Career Prep II Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/health-occupations/surgical-technology/ --- # Audio Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** The Audio Technology field is a dynamic industry offering a variety of career opportunities. Upon successful completion of the core Audio Technology coursework, students may earn the Audio Technology Level I Certificate of Achievement. ## Courses - AUD 100 — Applied Music - Audio Tech - AUD 101 — Theory for Studio Engineers - AUD 110 — Studio Recording I - AUD 111 — Studio Recording II - AUD 120 — Digital Audio I - AUD 121 — Digital Audio II - AUD 130 — Live Sound I - AUD 131 — Live Sound II Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/humanities/audio-technology-level-i/ --- # Audio Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The Audio Technology field is a dynamic industry with new technologies being introduced at a rapid pace. To stay abreast of the latest tools and trends, students may enroll in advanced Audio Technology coursework and earn the Audio Technology Level II Certificate of Achievement. ## Courses - AUD 100 — Applied Music - Audio Tech - AUD 101 — Theory for Studio Engineers - AUD 110 — Studio Recording I - AUD 111 — Studio Recording II - AUD 120 — Digital Audio I - AUD 121 — Digital Audio II - AUD 124 — Music Production & Songwriting - AUD 130 — Live Sound I - AUD 131 — Live Sound II - AUD 210 — Studio Recording III - AUD 220 — Digital Audio III - AUD 230 — Live Sound III - AUD 240 — Studio Recording IV - AUD 250 — Audio Tech Practicum - AUD 270 — Audio Tech Final Project - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/humanities/audio-technology-level-ii/ --- # Audio Technology, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The NMC Audio Tech program will help prepare students for a career in the audio technology field. Careers in the audio technology field include: Sound Engineer, Recording Engineer, Sound Designer, Live and Theater Sound Engineer, Composer, Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer, Archivist, Audio and Visual Equipment Technician, Producer, Broadcast Technician, Pro Tools Operator, Audio Editor, and Audio Post Production. ## Courses - AUD 100 — Applied Music - Audio Tech - AUD 101 — Theory for Studio Engineers - AUD 110 — Studio Recording I - AUD 111 — Studio Recording II - AUD 112 — Introduction to Ableton Live - AUD 114 — Introduction to Music Business - AUD 120 — Digital Audio I - AUD 121 — Digital Audio II - AUD 122 — Audio for Film, TV, and Gaming - AUD 124 — Music Production & Songwriting - AUD 130 — Live Sound I - AUD 131 — Live Sound II - AUD 210 — Studio Recording III - AUD 220 — Digital Audio III - AUD 230 — Live Sound III - AUD 240 — Studio Recording IV - AUD 250 — Audio Tech Practicum - AUD 270 — Audio Tech Final Project - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MUS 100A — Intro to Music Theory I - MUS 101 — Theory of Music - MUS 103 — Sight Singing & Ear Training - MUS 105A — Intro to Ear Training I - MUS 106 — Class Piano I - MUS 110 — Music Appreciation Stand Lit - MUS 111 — Music Appreciation Jazz - MUS 112 — Class Guitar I - MUS 129 — History of Rock and Roll Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/humanities/audio-technology/ --- # Visual Communications - Creative Management in Art Direction, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** This Visual Communications program is designed for students who have already earned the VCA Associate in Applied Science degree and are looking to expand their skills for local employment opportunities instead of transferring to a four-year BFA or university program. This degree focuses on a tailored set of courses from other disciplines that will expose students to marketing, copywriting, small business management, digital photography, and other practical skills that will help them enter the work force. A 180-hour summer internship with a local marketing/design/advertising or film firm is a… ## Courses - ART 132 — 3-D Design - ART 174 — Digital Photography I - ART 181 — Printmaking I - ART 213 — Modern Art History - ART 274 — Digital Photography II - BUS 155 — Interpersonal Communications - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 180 — Web Development - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENG 221 — Creative Writing - ENG 224 — Writing for the Media - ENG 267 — Film as Literature - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MKT 241 — Principles of Advertising - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - VCA 146 — Interactive Animation - VCA 290 — Visual Comm Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/humanities/visual-communications-creative-management-art-direction-associate/ --- # Visual Communications, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Students in this program explore a full range of skills: drawing, typography, photography, graphic design, illustration technique, animation, film, new media, and social media design. In unique, studio-like classrooms there are plentiful opportunities for hands-on work including customized projects based on portfolio goals and real-world pieces published in the community. Students participate and lead critiques and reviews with peers as well as clients/instructors. Several of the digital courses are led by Apple and Adobe Certified trainers. Adobe Certification and testing is available and is… ## Courses - ART 111 — History of Western Art I - ART 112 — History of Western Art II - ART 121 — Drawing I - ART 131 — 2-D Design - ART 174 — Digital Photography I - ART 213 — Modern Art History - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - VCA 100 — Materials and Techniques - VCA 125 — Typography I - VCA 126 — Typography II - VCA 127 — Digital Imaging - VCA 146 — Interactive Animation - VCA 147 — Web Design I - VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I - VCA 200 — Visual Communications II - VCA 220 — Visual Communications III - VCA 225 — Visual Communications Studio - VCA 230 — Visual Communications V - VCA 235 — Visual Comm Portfolio - VCA 250 — Time Based Media Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/humanities/visual-communications/ --- # Maritime - Deck Officer, Bachelor of Science **Degree** The Great Lakes Maritime Academy prepares students for the challenge of operating commercial ships of unlimited tonnage on the Great Lakes and oceans as merchant marine officers and business professionals. Deck officers train to become pilots and mates, navigating ships through open waters and narrow harbors — ships which may stretch to one thousand feet in length. Deck Officers manage the deck department and oversee loading and discharging of cargo, and are responsible for the ship’s business. ## Courses - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - ENV 117L — Meteorology & Climatology Lab - MDK 100 — Survival at Sea - MDK 104 — Rigging & Ship Maintenance Lab - MDK 106 — Watchstanding I - MDK 112 — Rules of the Nautical Road - MDK 121 — Navigation I - MDK 122 — Navigation I Lab - MDK 149 — Damage Control & Safety - MDK 200 — Ship Business & Labor Relation - MDK 206 — Watchstanding II - MDK 210 — Deck Sea Project I - MDK 221 — Lakes Piloting - MDK 222 — River Piloting - MDK 242 — Ship Stability - MDK 311 — Deck Sea Project II - MDK 312 — Deck Sea Project III - MDK 324 — Navigation III - MDK 330 — Medical First Aid Provider - MDK 331 — Electronic Navigation - MDK 332 — Electronic Navigation Lab - MDK 333 — Automatic Radar Plotting Aids - MDK 341 — Ship Construction - MDK 345 — Dry Cargo Stowage - MDK 404 — Marine Supervisory Lab - MDK 411 — Marine Communications - MDK 431 — ECDIS - MDK 445 — Liquid Cargo Stowage - MDK 446 — Bridge Resource Management - MDK 448 — Pilot/Mate License Prep - MDK 450 — Vessel & Port Security Officer - MDK 454 — GMDSS - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MNG 100 — Intro to Vessel Operations - MNG 105 — Shipboard Information Systems - MNS 100 — Naval Science - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - MTH 141 — Calculus I - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 105L — Physics/World Around Us Lab Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/maritime/maritime-deck-officer/ --- # Maritime - Engineering Officer, Bachelor of Science **Degree** The Great Lakes Maritime Academy prepares students for the challenge of operating commercial ships of unlimited tonnage on the Great Lakes and oceans as merchant marine officers. Engineering officers are responsible for the efficient operation and maintenance of engines and support machinery aboard ship. The vessel may be diesel powered with multiple engines or turbine powered operating on high pressure steam, capable of generating thousands of horsepower. The Marine Engineer must understand these systems and keep them operating 24/7. Engineering Officers are also responsible for the ship’s b… ## Courses - ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - BUS 261 — Business Law I - CHM 101 — Introductory Chemistry - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 210 — Microsoft Office - Excel - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - COM 111 — Public Speaking - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EGR 201 — Statics - EGR 202 — Mechanics of Materials - EGR 203 — Dynamics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MDK 100 — Survival at Sea - MDK 149 — Damage Control & Safety - MDK 250 — Stability for the Engineer - MDK 330 — Medical First Aid Provider - MDK 341 — Ship Construction - MDK 445 — Liquid Cargo Stowage - MFG 114 — Machining II - MFG 217 — CNC Operations - Lathe - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MGT 251 — Human Resources Management - MNG 100 — Intro to Vessel Operations - MNG 104 — Engine Systems Graphics - MNG 105 — Shipboard Information Systems - MNG 110 — Engineering Mechanics - MNG 234 — Electronic Fundamentals - MNG 250 — Fluid Systems - MNG 260 — Maritime Machining - MNG 271 — Maritime Welding - MNG 271L — Maritime Welding Lab - MNG 275 — Refrigeration - MNG 314 — Diesel Engineering - MNG 317 — Engineering Sea Project I - MNG 318 — Engineering Sea Project II - MNG 319 — Engineering Sea Project III - MNG 321 — Marine Boilers - MNG 322 — Marine Turbines - MNG 323 — Marine Steam Lab - MNG 335 — Electric Machines and Controls - MNG 336 — Electric Mach. & Controls Lab - MNG 455 — Engine Room Resource Mgmt. - MNG 466 — Engine Room Business - MNG 496 — License Preparation - Engine - MNS 100 — Naval Science - MNS 200 — Naval Science II - MNS 250 — Leadership and Ethics - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - MTH 141 — Calculus I - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - WSI 304 — Marine Electronics Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/maritime/maritime-engineering-officer/ --- # Maritime - Power Systems, Bachelor of Science **Degree** The Power Systems Program is designed to prepare individuals for employment in power production industries such as power plants, hospitals, industrial plants, and manufacturing plants. Operators in such industries read, interpret and adjust meters and gauges to make sure plant equipment and processes are working properly. Some operate chemical-feeding devices, take samples of the water or liquid waste, perform chemical and biological laboratory analysis and adjust the amount of chemicals such as chlorine in the water. Some use a variety of instruments to sample and measure water quality and c… ## Courses - CHM 101 — Introductory Chemistry - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MDK 100 — Survival at Sea - MDK 330 — Medical First Aid Provider - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MNG 100 — Intro to Vessel Operations - MNG 104 — Engine Systems Graphics - MNG 105 — Shipboard Information Systems - MNG 110 — Engineering Mechanics - MNG 234 — Electronic Fundamentals - MNG 250 — Fluid Systems - MNG 260 — Maritime Machining - MNG 270 — Issues in Power Production - MNG 271 — Maritime Welding - MNG 271L — Maritime Welding Lab - MNG 275 — Refrigeration - MNG 314 — Diesel Engineering - MNG 317 — Engineering Sea Project I - MNG 318 — Engineering Sea Project II - MNG 319 — Engineering Sea Project III - MNG 321 — Marine Boilers - MNG 322 — Marine Turbines - MNG 323 — Marine Steam Lab - MNG 335 — Electric Machines and Controls - MNG 336 — Electric Mach. & Controls Lab - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - MTH 141 — Calculus I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/maritime/maritime-power-systems/ --- # Maritime - Bachelor of Science Degrees **Degree** The Great Lakes Maritime Academy is more than just a college experience. As Michigan’s State Maritime Academy, our college educates and trains the finest Deck and Engineering Officers available to the commercial shipping industry. ## Courses - MNS 100 — Naval Science - MNS 200 — Naval Science II - MNS 250 — Leadership and Ethics Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/maritime/maritime/ --- # Engineering, Associate of Science in Engineering **Degree** NMC offers an intensive Associate of Science in Engineering transfer degree that is intended to prepare students for transfer to a four-year engineering program. The NMC engineering curriculum parallels engineering programs offered during the first two years at other colleges and universities. Traditionally, these first two years emphasize the tools and theories that provide background for all engineering fields. Students are required to meet with an advisor for completion of this degree. ## Courses - BIO 227 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I - BIO 227L — Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab - BIO 228 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II - BIO 228L — Human Anatomy & Phys II Lab - CHM 150 — General Chemistry I - CHM 150L — General Chemistry I Lab - CHM 150R — General Chemistry I, Recitatn - CHM 151 — General Chemistry II - CHM 151L — General Chemistry II Lab - CHM 151R — General Chemistry II Recitatn - CHM 250 — Organic Chemistry I - CHM 250L — Organic Chemistry I Lab - CHM 251 — Organic Chemistry II - CHM 251L — Organic Chemistry II Lab - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - EGR 101 — Introduction To Engineering - EGR 111 — Introduction to Computer Science - EGR 113 — Engineering Graphics I - EGR 131 — Elementary Surveying - EGR 131L — Elementary Surveying Lab - EGR 201 — Statics - EGR 202 — Mechanics of Materials - EGR 203 — Dynamics - EGR 211 — Electrical Circuits I - EGR 220 — Engineering Practice I - EGR 221 — Material Science - EGR 232 — Introductory Thermodynamics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENV 111 — Physical Geology - ENV 111L — Physical Geology Lab - MTH 141 — Calculus I - MTH 142 — Calculus II - MTH 241 — Calculus III - MTH 251 — Differential Equations - PHY 221 — Problems & Princ.of Physics I - PHY 221L — Prob./Prin. of Physics I Lab - PHY 221R — Prob.& Princ. of Physics I Rec - PHY 222 — Prob. & Princ. of Physics II - PHY 222L — Prob./ Prin. of Physics II Lab - PHY 222R — Prob. & Princ. of Physics II R Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/science-math/engineering-ase/ --- # Plant Science - Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** NMC and MSU offer a joint program where students dual enroll at NMC and MSU. Students earn an Applied Science degree in the areas of Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management, Landscape Management or Viticulture through NMC, and a certificate in Agricultural Technology from Michigan State University. Note: Application and admission to BOTH NMC and MSU IAT are required for the program . All courses are taught in Traverse City. Upon meeting the program requirements for the AAS, students may transfer to the MSU East Lansing Campus to complete a Bachelor of Science degree. See your MSU advisor prior to… ## Courses - BIO 108 — Plant Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/science-math/plant-science-fruit-vegetable-crop-management/ --- # Plant Science - Landscape Management, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** NMC and MSU offer a joint program where students dual enroll at NMC and MSU. Students earn an Applied Science degree in the areas of Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management, Landscape Management or Viticulture through NMC, and a certificate in Agricultural Technology from Michigan State University. Note: Application and admission to BOTH NMC and MSU IAT are required for the program. All courses are taught in Traverse City. Upon meeting the program requirements for the AAS, students may transfer to the MSU East Lansing Campus to complete a Bachelor of Science degree. See your MSU advisor prior to… ## Courses - BIO 108 — Plant Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/science-math/plant-science-landscape-management-associate/ --- # Plant Science - Viticulture, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** NMC and MSU offer a joint program where students dual enroll at NMC and MSU. Students earn an Applied Science degree in the areas of Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management, Landscape Management or Viticulture through NMC, and a certificate in Agricultural Technology from Michigan State University. Note: Application and admission to BOTH NMC and MSU IAT are required for the program. All courses are taught in Traverse City. Upon meeting the program requirements for the AAS, students may transfer to the MSU East Lansing Campus to complete a Bachelor of Science degree. See your MSU advisor prior to… ## Courses - BIO 108 — Plant Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/science-math/plant-science-viticulture/ --- # Early Childhood Education, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** This certificate program is designed to meet the qualifications for center directors and lead teachers required by Michigan’s Licensing Rules for Child Care Centers. Students completing the Early Childhood Education and Care Certificate will reliably demonstrate the working knowledge of child development from conception to age 10 and possess the skills necessary for teaching and administering early care and education programs. This is a building block program that provides more than half of the 60 credits required for an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Early Childhood Education. Studen… ## Courses - ECE 101 — Early Childhood Education - ECE 202 — Human Development and Learning - ECE 203 — Curriculum for Child Guidance - ECE 204 — Early Childhood Curriculum - ECE 206 — Infant Toddler Care Curriculum - ECE 210 — Observation and Assessment of the Young Child - ECE 220 — Early Education Administration - ECE 230 — Early Literacy and Learning - ECE 240 — Integrated Arts in Curriculum - ECE 290B — Early Education Practicum - ENG 111 — English Composition - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/social-science/early-childhood-education-care-level-ii-cda-cohort/ --- # Early Childhood Education CDA Cohort NMC/T.E.A.C.H. EARLY CHILDHOOD® MICHIGAN SCHOLARSHIP CDA COHORT PROGRAM Northwestern Michigan College and Northwest Education Services are partnering to bring high quality CDA training to meet the needs of early care and education providers in Northwest Michigan. The CDA Training sessions include: 120 hours of training required by the Council for Professional Recognition, while earning 9 college credits that will apply toward an Early Childhood Associate Degree. The courses, ECE 101, ECE 204 and ECE 290B, can be taken in one semester and are offered during the spring semester (Jan-May), or in… ## Courses - ECE 101 — Early Childhood Education - ECE 204 — Early Childhood Curriculum - ECE 290B — Early Education Practicum Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/social-science/early-childhood-education-cda-cohort/ --- # Early Childhood Education, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** This program prepares students for the challenges of the ever-changing world of early care and education. Specialized courses and liberal arts studies provide students with a foundation needed to pursue careers in early childhood education, childcare, and preschool education. The order in which courses are taken is not critical except where prerequisites are involved. Course substitutions may be made only with the approval of the program coordinator or the academic area chair. ## Courses - ECE 101 — Early Childhood Education - ECE 202 — Human Development and Learning - ECE 203 — Curriculum for Child Guidance - ECE 204 — Early Childhood Curriculum - ECE 206 — Infant Toddler Care Curriculum - ECE 210 — Observation and Assessment of the Young Child - ECE 220 — Early Education Administration - ECE 230 — Early Literacy and Learning - ECE 240 — Integrated Arts in Curriculum - ECE 250 — Partnership with Families and Communities in ECE - ECE 290A — Infant Toddler/Pre-Kindergarten Practicum - ECE 290B — Early Education Practicum - ECE 290C — Early Education Practicum - EDU 212 — Educating Exceptional Children - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 210 — Children's Literature - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/social-science/early-childhood-education/ --- # Law Enforcement, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The Law Enforcement Certificate of Achievement (Level ll) is the program of study for the following police academy applicants only: ## Courses - LWE 102 — Police Operations - LWE 200 — First Aid - LWE 210 — Cultural Awareness/Diversity - LWE 212 — Criminal Investigation - LWE 214 — Firearms - LWE 215 — Emergency Vehicle Operations - LWE 216 — Traffic Enforcement & Invest - LWE 217 — Virtual Reality Training for Law Enforcement - LWE 218 — Physical Training/Wellness - LWE 225 — Defensive Tactics - LWE 226 — Michigan Criminal Law - LWE 227 — Criminal Procedures - LWE 228 — Speed Measurement & Taser - UAS 131 — UAS in Law Enforcement Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/social-science/law-enforcement-level-ii/ --- # Law Enforcement, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Students seeking to earn their associate degree in Law Enforcement will select this program of study. The Certificate in Law Enforcement is for students who do not require an associate degree. ## Courses - CJ 101 — Intro to Criminal Justice - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - LWE 102 — Police Operations - LWE 195 — Police Practicum - LWE 200 — First Aid - LWE 210 — Cultural Awareness/Diversity - LWE 212 — Criminal Investigation - LWE 214 — Firearms - LWE 215 — Emergency Vehicle Operations - LWE 216 — Traffic Enforcement & Invest - LWE 217 — Virtual Reality Training for Law Enforcement - LWE 218 — Physical Training/Wellness - LWE 225 — Defensive Tactics - LWE 226 — Michigan Criminal Law - LWE 227 — Criminal Procedures - LWE 228 — Speed Measurement & Taser - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - PHL 201 — Ethics - PHL 202 — Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas - PLS 101 — Intro to American Politics - PLS 132 — Comparative Politics - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology - PSY 250 — Abnormal Psychology - SOC 101 — Introduction to Sociology - SOC 231 — Deviance and Criminal Behavior - UAS 131 — UAS in Law Enforcement Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/social-science/law-enforcement/ --- # Automotive - Electrical & Drivability Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** This certificate is designed to train students in the automotive systems related to the operation of the engine and its control systems. Emphasis is placed on the automotive electrical and electronic control systems. For students to be awarded this Electrical and Drivability Specialist certificate, they must pass the related State of Michigan exams or ASE test for all five of the required automotive courses. ## Courses - AT 100 — Automotive Service Basics - AT 120 — Automotive Electrical I - AT 130 — Engine Performance I - AT 160 — Engine Repair - AT 220 — Automotive Electrical II - AT 230 — Engine Performance II Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/automotive-electrical-drivability-specialist-level-ii/ --- # Automotive - Hybrid Technology Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** Hybrid electric vehicles are a fast-growing section of the market. This certificate is the direct result of local automotive repair companies requesting NMC provide hybrid technician training. For current students, the certificate is an additional credential opportunity that will expand employment options. ## Courses - AT 100 — Automotive Service Basics - AT 120 — Automotive Electrical I - AT 130 — Engine Performance I - AT 150 — Automatic Transmissions - AT 160 — Engine Repair - AT 210 — Hybrid Technology - AT 220 — Automotive Electrical II - AT 230 — Engine Performance II Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/automotive-hybrid-technology-specialist-level-ii/ --- # Automotive - Master Automotive Technician, Certificate of Achievement (Level III) **Certificate** From bumper to bumper, under the hood to under the hoist, you’ll get your hands on every part of a car in NMC’s Automotive – Master Automotive Technician program. This comprehensive certificate includes classes in brakes, electrical, engine performance and repair, suspension and steering, automatic transmissions, heating and air conditioning, manual drivetrain and axles. Classes are offered both days and evenings to fit your schedule. You’ll use the latest technology and diagnostic equipment to work on real cars for real customers in NMC’s 13 bay auto shop. In-house testing for state certific… ## Courses - AT 100 — Automotive Service Basics - AT 110 — Automotive Brake Systems - AT 120 — Automotive Electrical I - AT 130 — Engine Performance I - AT 140 — Suspension and Steering - AT 150 — Automatic Transmissions - AT 160 — Engine Repair - AT 170 — Heating and Air Conditioning - AT 180 — Manual Drivetrain and Axles - AT 210 — Hybrid Technology - AT 220 — Automotive Electrical II - AT 230 — Engine Performance II Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/automotive-master-automotive-technician-level-iii/ --- # Automotive - Under Car Specialist, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** This certificate is designed to train students in the systems underneath the automobile, including brakes, suspension, and drivetrain. For students to be awarded this Under Car Specialist certificate, they must pass the related State of Michigan or ASE test for all five of the required automotive courses. ## Courses - AT 100 — Automotive Service Basics - AT 110 — Automotive Brake Systems - AT 120 — Automotive Electrical I - AT 140 — Suspension and Steering - AT 150 — Automatic Transmissions - AT 180 — Manual Drivetrain and Axles Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/automotive-under-car-specialist-level-ii/ --- # Automotive - Automotive Service Technology, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** This program is designed for either the person with little or no prior experience or the skilled technician who needs to keep pace with current technology. Students may take the classes they need to update skills, pursue an Associate in Applied Science degree, which combines automotive technician classes with courses in the liberal arts and sciences, or work toward a Master Technician Certificate, which qualifies graduates to enter the workplace as entry-level state-certified technicians. Students may also choose from three specialized certificates: Hybrid Technology, Under Car Specialist or… ## Courses - AT 100 — Automotive Service Basics - AT 110 — Automotive Brake Systems - AT 120 — Automotive Electrical I - AT 130 — Engine Performance I - AT 140 — Suspension and Steering - AT 150 — Automatic Transmissions - AT 160 — Engine Repair - AT 170 — Heating and Air Conditioning - AT 180 — Manual Drivetrain and Axles - AT 210 — Hybrid Technology - AT 220 — Automotive Electrical II - AT 230 — Engine Performance II - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/automotive/ --- # Construction Technology - Carpentry Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** Skilled carpenters must knowledgeably use specialized tools, read blueprints, frame structures, install doors, windows, cabinets, insulation, finish trim; and construct roofs, decks, and stairways. Being versatile opens a wide range of employment opportunities. The curriculum is designed by the industry and aligned with national competency standards. Students receive hands-on training in our state-of-the-art facilities. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CAR 101 — Introduction to Carpentry - CAR 105 — Foundations and Framing - CAR 121 — Exterior Construction - CAR 125 — Interior Construction - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - CMT 102 — Construction Blueprint Reading - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - EGY 105 — Sustainable Building Design - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-carpentry-technology-level-i/ --- # Construction Technology - Carpentry Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** After completing the Carpentry Technology Level I Certificate students may elect to obtain a level II certificate. Skilled carpenters must knowledgeably use specialized tools, read blueprints, frame structures, install doors, windows, cabinets, insulation, finish trim and construct roofs, decks, and stairways. Being versatile opens a wide range of employment opportunities. The curriculum is designed by the industry and aligned with national competency standards. Students receive hands-on training in our state-of-the-art facilities. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CAR 101 — Introduction to Carpentry - CAR 102 — Intro to Woodworking - CAR 104 — Woodworking Applications I - CAR 105 — Foundations and Framing - CAR 121 — Exterior Construction - CAR 125 — Interior Construction - CIT 100 — Computers in Business-An Intro - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - CMT 102 — Construction Blueprint Reading - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - CMT 207 — Construction Cost Estimating - EGY 105 — Sustainable Building Design - EGY 115 — Residential Energy Efficiency - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-carpentry-technology-level-ii/ --- # Construction Technology - Construction Management, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The Construction Management program provides graduates with the technical and managerial skills needed in today’s commercial and residential construction industry; from the planning stage with architects and engineers, to the budgeting stage with cost estimators, to the production stage with laborers. Construction managers also obtain work permits, hire contractors, troubleshoot emergencies, schedule walkthroughs and keep clients informed on work timetables and progress. ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 100 — Computers in Business-An Intro - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - CMT 207 — Construction Cost Estimating - COM 111 — Public Speaking - ECO 201 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ENG 111 — English Composition - MGT 241 — Principles of Management - MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-construction-management/ --- # Construction Technology - Electrical Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** Qualified electricians install, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems in residential and commercial settings. There is high demand for well-trained electricians nationwide. The curriculum is designed by the industry and aligned with national competency standards. Students receive hands-on training in our state-of-the-art facilities. This certificate program is approved by the State of Michigan to meet the electrical apprenticeship requirements. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ELE 122 — Beginning Electrical Studies I - ELE 126 — Beginning Electrical Studies II - ELE 132 — Intermediate Electrical Studies I - ELE 136 — Intermediate Electrical Studies II - ELE 144 — Advanced Electrical Studies I - ELE 147 — Advanced Electrical Studies II - ELE 210 — Electrical Code Studies I - ELE 220 — Electrical Code Studies II - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-electrical-technology-level-ii/ --- # Construction Technology - Electrical, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The AAS in Electrical provides in-depth training and knowledge to those students who seek to have a well-balanced foundation of not only technical skills, but soft skills as well. Students completing this degree will find a wide range and availability of job opportunities. Electrical technicians have been in demand for installations, maintenance, repair, and support for industries ranging from private home owners to hospitals, manufacturers, and breweries. Technical training includes electrical theory, National Electrical Code, motors, generators, lighting, and control systems for residential… ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CAR 101 — Introduction to Carpentry - CAR 102 — Intro to Woodworking - CAR 105 — Foundations and Framing - CAR 121 — Exterior Construction - CAR 125 — Interior Construction - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 102 — Construction Blueprint Reading - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - CMT 207 — Construction Cost Estimating - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EGY 105 — Sustainable Building Design - EGY 115 — Residential Energy Efficiency - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ELE 122 — Beginning Electrical Studies I - ELE 126 — Beginning Electrical Studies II - ELE 132 — Intermediate Electrical Studies I - ELE 136 — Intermediate Electrical Studies II - ELE 144 — Advanced Electrical Studies I - ELE 147 — Advanced Electrical Studies II - ELE 210 — Electrical Code Studies I - ELE 220 — Electrical Code Studies II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 103 — Earth Science - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - HVA 104 — Introduction to HVAC/R II - HVA 120 — Intermediate HVAC/R I - HVA 124 — Intermediate HVAC/R II - HVA 130 — Advanced HVAC/R I - HVA 136 — Advanced HVAC/R II - EPA Certification - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHY 121 — General Physics I - PLU 101 — Introduction to Plumbing - PLU 105 — Plumbing Components - PLU 121 — Commercial Plumbing - PLU 125 — Plumbing Installation - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-electrical/ --- # Construction Technology - Facilities Maintenance, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** Performing facilities maintenance requires knowledge in several areas. This level II certificate covers reading blueprints, general carpentry, tools of the trade, electrical wiring and schematics, and thermodynamics of refrigeration. Also required will be 14 technical elective credits that can range from drafting to alternative energy integration into a facility. The curriculum is designed by the industry and aligned with national competency standards. Students receive hands-on training in our state-of-the-art facilities. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CAR 101 — Introduction to Carpentry - CAR 102 — Intro to Woodworking - CAR 105 — Foundations and Framing - CAR 121 — Exterior Construction - CAR 125 — Interior Construction - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - CMT 102 — Construction Blueprint Reading - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - CMT 207 — Construction Cost Estimating - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EGY 105 — Sustainable Building Design - EGY 115 — Residential Energy Efficiency - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ELE 122 — Beginning Electrical Studies I - ELE 126 — Beginning Electrical Studies II - ELE 132 — Intermediate Electrical Studies I - ELE 136 — Intermediate Electrical Studies II - ELE 144 — Advanced Electrical Studies I - ELE 147 — Advanced Electrical Studies II - ELE 210 — Electrical Code Studies I - ELE 220 — Electrical Code Studies II - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - HVA 104 — Introduction to HVAC/R II - HVA 120 — Intermediate HVAC/R I - HVA 124 — Intermediate HVAC/R II - HVA 130 — Advanced HVAC/R I - HVA 136 — Advanced HVAC/R II - EPA Certification - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - PLU 101 — Introduction to Plumbing - PLU 105 — Plumbing Components - PLU 121 — Commercial Plumbing - PLU 125 — Plumbing Installation - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-facilities-maintenance-level-ii/ --- # Construction Technology - HVAC/R Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** There is a high demand for qualified technicians in the heating and cooling industry. HVAC/R technicians install, maintain, and repair heating, ventilating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems. Because of continuing demand, HVAC/R technicians can usually find employment with good beginning salaries. The curriculum is designed by the industry and aligned with national competency standards. Students receive hands-on training in our state-of-the-art facilities. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - HVA 104 — Introduction to HVAC/R II - HVA 120 — Intermediate HVAC/R I - HVA 124 — Intermediate HVAC/R II - HVA 130 — Advanced HVAC/R I - HVA 136 — Advanced HVAC/R II - EPA Certification - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-hvacr-technology-level-i/ --- # Construction Technology - HVAC/R, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The AAS in HVAC/R provides in-depth training and knowledge to those students who seek to have a well-balanced foundation of not only technical skills, but soft skills as well. Students completing this degree will find a wide range and availability of job opportunities. HVAC/R technicians have been in demand for installations, maintenance, repair, and support for industries ranging from private home owners to hospitals, manufacturers, and breweries. Technical training includes heating, ventilating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems for residential through commercial/industrial applic… ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ELE 144 — Advanced Electrical Studies I - ELE 147 — Advanced Electrical Studies II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 103 — Earth Science - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - HVA 104 — Introduction to HVAC/R II - HVA 120 — Intermediate HVAC/R I - HVA 124 — Intermediate HVAC/R II - HVA 130 — Advanced HVAC/R I - HVA 136 — Advanced HVAC/R II - EPA Certification - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHY 121 — General Physics I - PLU 101 — Introduction to Plumbing - PLU 105 — Plumbing Components - PLU 121 — Commercial Plumbing Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-hvacr/ --- # Construction Technology - Renewable Energy Technology - Electrical, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** This certificate is designed for someone with introductory interest or for someone who is currently working in the electrical field and wants to enhance their job prospects. With a very narrow focus on the fundamentals of renewable energy, the specific applications as related to producing electricity, and a few electrical courses, the individual who completes this certificate will greatly enhance their job market skills. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CAR 101 — Introduction to Carpentry - CAR 102 — Intro to Woodworking - CAR 105 — Foundations and Framing - CAR 121 — Exterior Construction - CAR 125 — Interior Construction - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - CMT 207 — Construction Cost Estimating - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EGY 105 — Sustainable Building Design - EGY 115 — Residential Energy Efficiency - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ELE 122 — Beginning Electrical Studies I - ELE 126 — Beginning Electrical Studies II - ELE 132 — Intermediate Electrical Studies I - ELE 144 — Advanced Electrical Studies I - ELE 147 — Advanced Electrical Studies II - ELE 210 — Electrical Code Studies I - ELE 220 — Electrical Code Studies II - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - HVA 104 — Introduction to HVAC/R II - HVA 120 — Intermediate HVAC/R I - HVA 124 — Intermediate HVAC/R II - HVA 130 — Advanced HVAC/R I - HVA 136 — Advanced HVAC/R II - EPA Certification - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - PLU 101 — Introduction to Plumbing - PLU 105 — Plumbing Components - PLU 121 — Commercial Plumbing - PLU 125 — Plumbing Installation - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-renewable-energy-technology-electrical-level-ii/ --- # Construction Technology - Renewable Energy Technology - HVAC/R, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** This certificate is designed for someone with introductory interest or for someone who is currently working in the HVAC/R career field and wants to enhance their job prospects. With a very narrow focus on the fundamentals of renewable energy, the specific applications as related to HVAC/R, and a few HVAC/R courses, the individual who completes this certificate will greatly enhance their job market skills. Information: (231) 995-2803. ## Courses - CAR 101 — Introduction to Carpentry - CAR 102 — Intro to Woodworking - CAR 105 — Foundations and Framing - CAR 121 — Exterior Construction - CAR 125 — Interior Construction - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - CMT 101 — Mathematics for Trades - CMT 102 — Construction Blueprint Reading - CMT 107 — Construction Supervision - CMT 207 — Construction Cost Estimating - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EGY 105 — Sustainable Building Design - EGY 115 — Residential Energy Efficiency - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ELE 122 — Beginning Electrical Studies I - ELE 126 — Beginning Electrical Studies II - ELE 132 — Intermediate Electrical Studies I - ELE 136 — Intermediate Electrical Studies II - ELE 144 — Advanced Electrical Studies I - ELE 147 — Advanced Electrical Studies II - ELE 210 — Electrical Code Studies I - ELE 220 — Electrical Code Studies II - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - HVA 104 — Introduction to HVAC/R II - HVA 120 — Intermediate HVAC/R I - HVA 124 — Intermediate HVAC/R II - HVA 130 — Advanced HVAC/R I - HVA 136 — Advanced HVAC/R II - EPA Certification - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - PLU 101 — Introduction to Plumbing - PLU 105 — Plumbing Components - PLU 121 — Commercial Plumbing - PLU 125 — Plumbing Installation - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations - UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/construction-technology-renewable-energy-technology-hvacr-level-ii/ --- # Engineering Technology - Biomedical Technician, Associate of Applied Science **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 180 — Biomedical Equipment I - EET 190 — Biomedical Internship - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 281 — Biomedical Equipment II - EET 290 — Engineering Tech Internship - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - HAH 101 — Medical Terminology - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PSY 101 — Introduction to Psychology - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/engineering-technology-biomedical-technician/ --- # Engineering Technology - Computer Technology, Associate of Applied Science **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 240 — Network Security Management - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/engineering-technology-computer-technology/ --- # Engineering Technology - Electronics Technology, Associate of Applied Science **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 228 — Advanced Database Systems - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - DD 160 — Tolerancing and GD&T - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 161 — Fundamentals of Light & Lasers - EET 180 — Biomedical Equipment I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 212 — Elements of Photonics - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EET 260 — System Engineering in Practice - EET 281 — Biomedical Equipment II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems - UAS 107 — Remote Pilot Ground - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 210 — Underwater Acoustics and Sonar - WSI 215 — Marine GIS & Data Processing - WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/engineering-technology-electronics-technology/ --- # Engineering Technology - General, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 228 — Advanced Database Systems - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - DD 160 — Tolerancing and GD&T - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 161 — Fundamentals of Light & Lasers - EET 180 — Biomedical Equipment I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 212 — Elements of Photonics - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EET 260 — System Engineering in Practice - EET 281 — Biomedical Equipment II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 203 — Environmental Ethics - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems - UAS 107 — Remote Pilot Ground - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 210 — Underwater Acoustics and Sonar - WSI 215 — Marine GIS & Data Processing - WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/engineering-technology-general/ --- # Engineering Technology - Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), Certificate of Achievement (Level I) **Certificate** Trained personnel who design, program, operate, service, and maintain these devices are performing duties that fit the job description of a programmable logic controller technician. They have the technical knowledge to set up electronic control systems for mechanical equipment, including integrating electrical wiring requirements to pneumatic and hydraulic systems. They also will learn system monitoring, debugging and troubleshooting operational problems, making repairs and performing preventive maintenance activities. There is a very high demand for trained individuals in this field as many… ## Courses - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/engineering-technology-programmable-logic-controllers-plc-level-i/ --- # Engineering Technology - Robotics & Automation Technology, Associate of Applied Science **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BIO 106 — Human Biology - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 180 — Web Development - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 195 — Application Development - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - CIT 228 — Advanced Database Systems - CIT 255 — Object-Oriented Programming - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 180 — Biomedical Equipment I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 212 — Elements of Photonics - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - EET 260 — System Engineering in Practice - EET 281 — Biomedical Equipment II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MFG 203 — Manuf/Engineering Processes - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems - UAS 107 — Remote Pilot Ground - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/engineering-technology-robotics-automation-technology/ --- # Manufacturing Apprenticeship, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Apprenticeship** Apprenticeships combine work, on-the-job training, and classroom instruction to prepare workers for high-skilled careers. As a recognized related technical instruction (RTI) provider, NMC supports the educational courses and training components of a registered apprenticeship. This certificate is designed to credential a student in a US Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship. The courses required are developed in partnership with the employer to meet the training needs and associated national standards of the occupation. Students will need to meet with the Experiential Learning Program… ## Courses - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - DD 160 — Tolerancing and GD&T - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MFG 106 — Fluid Power Certification - MFG 111 — Math for Manufacturing - MFG 113 — Machining I - MFG 114 — Machining II - MFG 203 — Manuf/Engineering Processes - MFG 217 — CNC Operations - Lathe - MFG 219 — CNC Mill Operations - MFG 290 — Manufacturing Tech Internship - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/manufacturing-apprenticeship-level-ii/ --- # Manufacturing Technology, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The Manufacturing Technology program is designed to provide a multi-disciplined technical background in fields for which NMC does not offer a specific program. For instance, students interested in pursuing careers in advanced manufacturing or welding may enroll in the Manufacturing Technology program and design a model schedule that emphasizes their major area of interest. This program has the flexibility to match the student’s interest with the skills necessary for job entry. ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - DD 160 — Tolerancing and GD&T - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 102 — Intro to Engineering Tech - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 221 — Industrial Controls - EET 232 — Programmable Logic Controllers - EET 233 — PLC Applications I - EET 234 — PLC Applications II - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ELE 107 — Introduction to Electrical II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - HVA 101 — Introduction to HVAC/R I - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MFG 106 — Fluid Power Certification - MFG 111 — Math for Manufacturing - MFG 113 — Machining I - MFG 114 — Machining II - MFG 203 — Manuf/Engineering Processes - MFG 217 — CNC Operations - Lathe - MFG 219 — CNC Mill Operations - MFG 290 — Manufacturing Tech Internship - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 121 — GTAW (TIG) Welding II - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 131 — SMAW (ARC) Welding II - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I - WPT 141 — GMAW (MIG) Welding II - WPT 142 — Flux Core Arc Welding Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/manufacturing-technology/ --- # Surveying, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The Surveying program focuses on the technical aspects of surveying, ensuring students in the program are trained to meet varying roles surveyors play in the workforce. In today’s ever changing world of technology, autonomous vehicles, construction and development there has never been more demand for surveyors. All boundaries defining ownership, road construction, housing, schools, and commercial structures, cell phone towers, fiber optic line, gas pipe line, solar panel farms, oil – gas exploration, dams, rails, bridges, mining requires the assistance of a properly trained land surveyor. ## Courses - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 203 — Environmental Ethics - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use - SVR 120 — CAD for Surveying - SVR 150 — Construction Survey App - SVR 160 — Surveying Calculations - SVR 210 — Surveying Positioning - SVR 220 — Boundary Surveying - UAS 121 — UAS Applications in Surveying - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 300 — Remote Sensing and Sensors Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/surveying/ --- # Welding Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level II) **Certificate** The Welding Certificate Level II program is a two-semester sequence designed to build strong industry-ready skills for students with little or moderate prior experience. The curriculum emphasizes welding safety, shop operations, and tool proficiency while providing hands-on training in SMAW, GMAW, and GTAW across multiple joints and positions. Students also gain essential experience in oxy-fuel welding and cutting, basic machining, and fabrication and repair practices. The program concludes with a welding internship, preparing graduates to enter the workforce or advance into Welding Certifica… ## Courses - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - MFG 111 — Math for Manufacturing - MFG 113 — Machining I - WPT 115 — Welding Safety Standards - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 121 — GTAW (TIG) Welding II - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 131 — SMAW (ARC) Welding II - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I - WPT 141 — GMAW (MIG) Welding II - WPT 210 — Welding Fabrication and Repair - WPT 290 — Welding Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/welding-technology-level-ii/ --- # Welding Technology, Certificate of Achievement (Level III) **Certificate** The Welding Certificate Level III program is designed for students who have completed Welding Certificate Level II and wish to advance their technical skills or continue toward the Associate of Applied Science in Welding Technology. This program expands upon foundational welding competencies by introducing coursework in print, reading welding metallurgy, electrical principles, and Flux Cored Arc Welding-Gas. Elective options of Pipe Welding and Machining II enable students to tailor their training to specific industry pathways. Students are eligible to enroll in AWS qualification courses for… ## Courses - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - MFG 111 — Math for Manufacturing - MFG 113 — Machining I - WPT 115 — Welding Safety Standards - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 121 — GTAW (TIG) Welding II - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 131 — SMAW (ARC) Welding II - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I - WPT 141 — GMAW (MIG) Welding II - WPT 142 — Flux Core Arc Welding - WPT 160 — Weld. Qualification Prep-SMAW - WPT 160A — Weld. Qualification Prep-GMAW - WPT 160B — Weld. Qualification Prep-GTAW - WPT 160C — Weld. Qualification Prep-FCAW - WPT 210 — Welding Fabrication and Repair - WPT 290 — Welding Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/welding-technology-level-iii/ --- # Welding Technology, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** The Associate in Applied Science in Welding Technology is the highest credential in Northwestern Michigan College’s welding pathway and provides the most comprehensive preparation for a high-demand career and prepares graduates for higher-level technical positions, supervisory roles, and long-term career advancement within the welding and fabrication industry. With a national shortage of skilled welders, this program equips students with advanced training in SMAW, GMAW, GTAW, and FCAW-G, along with fabrication, print reading, metallurgy, electrical fundamentals and pipe welding. All coursewor… ## Courses - CMT 100 — Introductory Craft Skills - DD 101 — Print Reading and Sketching - DD 110 — Basic Metallurgy - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - ELE 101 — Introduction to Electrical I - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 111 — Physical Geology - ENV 111L — Physical Geology Lab - MFG 111 — Math for Manufacturing - MFG 113 — Machining I - MFG 114 — Machining II - MTH 100 — Quantitative Literacy - MTH 111 — Intermediate Algebra - WPT 115 — Welding Safety Standards - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 121 — GTAW (TIG) Welding II - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 131 — SMAW (ARC) Welding II - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I - WPT 141 — GMAW (MIG) Welding II - WPT 142 — Flux Core Arc Welding - WPT 150 — Pipe Welding - WPT 160 — Weld. Qualification Prep-SMAW - WPT 160A — Weld. Qualification Prep-GMAW - WPT 160B — Weld. Qualification Prep-GTAW - WPT 160C — Weld. Qualification Prep-FCAW - WPT 160D — Weld. Qualification Prep-Other - WPT 210 — Welding Fabrication and Repair - WPT 290 — Welding Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/technical/welding-technology/ --- # Marine Technology, Associate of Applied Science **Degree** Engineering technology education focuses primarily on the applied aspects of science and engineering aimed at preparing graduates for practice in that portion of the technological spectrum closest to product improvement, manufacturing, construction, and engineering operational functions. ## Courses - BUS 231 — Professional Communications - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - CIT 213 — Networking Technologies - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - EET 260 — System Engineering in Practice - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 112 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - ENV 131 — Oceanography - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MFG 106 — Fluid Power Certification - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - PHL 105 — Critical Thinking - PHL 203 — Environmental Ethics - PHY 105 — Physics of the World Around Us - PHY 121 — General Physics I - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems - UAS 121 — UAS Applications in Surveying - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I - WSI 106 — Introduction to Water Quality - WSI 110 — OSHA HAZWOPER 40 hour - WSI 150 — Introduction to Site Assessment and Remediation - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 210 — Underwater Acoustics and Sonar - WSI 215 — Marine GIS & Data Processing - WSI 230 — Water Policy & Sustainability - WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations - WSI 250 — Groundwater Monitoring and Aquifer Sampling - WSI 304 — Marine Electronics - WSI 315 — Advanced Marine Survey & Data Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/water-studies/marine-tech/ --- # Marine Technology, Bachelor of Science **Degree** The Bachelor of Science in Marine Technology major at NMC prepares students to meet the needs of the global marine industry including underwater exploration, offshore renewable energies, marine science and research, hydrographic surveying, and underwater infrastructure/telecommunication. This is the only Bachelor of Science degree of its kind in the United States. Graduates are in high demand for global employment opportunities which are extremely diverse and continually growing. Every graduate of this program has received immediate employment offers upon graduation. Technical training will o… ## Courses - CIT 110 — Programming Logic and Design - CIT 115 — Introduction to Generative Artificial Intelligence - CIT 135 — Introduction to Programming Using Python - CIT 178 — Relational Databases - CIT 190 — JavaScript Programming - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - ECO 202 — Principles of Microeconomics - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - EET 204 — Electrical Studies II - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 111 — Physical Geology - ENV 111L — Physical Geology Lab - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - ENV 117L — Meteorology & Climatology Lab - ENV 131 — Oceanography - ENV 131L — Oceanography Lab - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MFG 104 — Fluid Power - MFG 106 — Fluid Power Certification - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 122 — Trigonometry - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats - MTH 141 — Calculus I - PHY 121 — General Physics I - PHY 121L — General Physics I Lab - PHY 122 — General Physics II - PHY 122L — General Physics II Lab - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - RAM 205 — Microcontroller Systems - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use - SVR 120 — CAD for Surveying - UAS 121 — UAS Applications in Surveying - UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight - WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I - WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I - WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I - WSI 106 — Introduction to Water Quality - WSI 110 — OSHA HAZWOPER 40 hour - WSI 150 — Introduction to Site Assessment and Remediation - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 210 — Underwater Acoustics and Sonar - WSI 215 — Marine GIS & Data Processing - WSI 230 — Water Policy & Sustainability - WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations - WSI 250 — Groundwater Monitoring and Aquifer Sampling - WSI 300 — Remote Sensing and Sensors - WSI 304 — Marine Electronics - WSI 310 — Sonar Systems and Operations - WSI 315 — Advanced Marine Survey & Data - WSI 390 — Marine Tech Internship - WSI 400 — Marine Technology Capstone - WSI 405 — Marine Industry - WSI 433 — Marine Project Management - WSI 440 — Advanced Marine Platforms Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/water-studies/marine-technology/ --- # Water Quality & Environmental Technology, Associate in Applied Science Degree **Degree** NMC’s Water Quality & Environmental Technology program focuses on training a workforce supporting the direct monitoring and cleanup of waters within the Great Lakes watershed directly impacting the quality of our water resources. The coastal communities around Michigan, the “front door” to the state, represent areas where there exists the greatest potential for economic development. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that over the next 30 years, more than 200 billion dollars in economic activity will result from the cleanup of approximately 294,000 waste sites across the country. T… ## Courses - BIO 110 — Essential Biology - BIO 110L — Essential Biology Lab - BIO 115 — General Biology I - BIO 115L — General Biology I Lab - CHM 101 — Introductory Chemistry - CHM 101L — Introductory Chemistry Lab - CHM 150 — General Chemistry I - CHM 150L — General Chemistry I Lab - DD 170 — CADD/Computer Modeling - EET 103 — Electrical Studies I - ENG 111 — English Composition - ENG 220 — Technical Writing - ENV 111 — Physical Geology - ENV 111L — Physical Geology Lab - ENV 117 — Meteorology & Climatology - ENV 117L — Meteorology & Climatology Lab - ENV 140 — Watershed Science - ENV 140L — Watershed Science Lab - GEO 115 — Introduction to GIS - MTH 121 — College Algebra - MTH 131 — Intro to Prob & Stats - RAM 155 — Microcontroller Programming - SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying - UAS 121 — UAS Applications in Surveying - WSI 106 — Introduction to Water Quality - WSI 110 — OSHA HAZWOPER 40 hour - WSI 150 — Introduction to Site Assessment and Remediation - WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies - WSI 210 — Underwater Acoustics and Sonar - WSI 230 — Water Policy & Sustainability - WSI 250 — Groundwater Monitoring and Aquifer Sampling - WSI 290 — Freshwater Studies Internship Source: https://catalog.nmc.edu/programs-az/water-studies/water-quality/ --- # ACC 121 — Accounting Principles I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ACC 123 — Accounting Principles II Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ACC 199 — Accounting Practicum Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ACC 221 — Intermediate Accounting I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ACC 222 — Intermediate Accounting II Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ACC 223 — Cost Accounting Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ACC 231 — Federal Income Tax Problems Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ACC 241 — Principles Fraud Examination Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ACC 290 — Accounting Internship Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ASR 110 — Intermediate Science Research Methods I Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 111 — Intermediate Science Research Methods II Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 120 — Advanced Science Research Methods I Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 121 — Advanced Science Research Methods II Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 210 — Intermediate Science Research I Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 211 — Intermediate Science Research II Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 220 — Advanced Science Research I Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ASR 221 — Advanced Science Research II Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # ANI 101 — Elementary Anishinaabemowin I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ANI 102 — Elementary Anishinaabemowin II Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ANT 102 — Underwater Archaeology Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ANT 113 — Intro to Cultural Anthropology Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ANT 201 — Nautical Archaeology I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ANT 202 — Nautical Archaeology II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ART 100 — Art Appreciation Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # ART 111 — History of Western Art I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 112 — History of Western Art II Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 121 — Drawing I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 122 — Drawing II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 131 — 2-D Design Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 132 — 3-D Design Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 151 — Ceramics I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 152 — Ceramics II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 153 — Ceramics III Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 160 — Professional Practices Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 161 — Painting I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 162 — Painting II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 165 — Watercolor Painting I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 166 — Watercolor Painting II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 174 — Digital Photography I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 181 — Printmaking I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 182 — Printmaking II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # ART 191 — Sculpture I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # 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SOC 211 — Marriage and the Family Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SOC 220 — Gender and Society Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SOC 231 — Deviance and Criminal Behavior Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SOC 260 — Race and Ethnicity Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SOC 290A — Academic Service/Internship Credit Hours: 1-4 , Contact Hours: 1-4 --- # SPN 101 — Elementary Spanish I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SPN 102 — Elementary Spanish II Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SPN 201 — Intermediate Spanish I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SPN 202 — Intermediate Spanish II Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SPN 227A — Spanish for Environmental Mgmt Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SRG 101 — Intro to Surgical Technology Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SRG 101L — Intro to Surg Tech Lab Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SRG 102 — Surgical Microbiology Credit Hours: 1.5 , Contact Hours: 1.5 --- # SRG 103 — Surgical Pharmacology Credit Hours: 1.5 , Contact Hours: 1.5 --- # SRG 121 — Surgical Procedures I Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SRG 121L — Surgical Procedures I Lab Credit Hours: 3.5 , Contact Hours: 7 --- # SRG 122 — The Surgical Patient Credit Hours: 0.5 , Contact Hours: 0.5 --- # SRG 123 — Biomed Sciences and MIS Credit Hours: 1.5 , Contact Hours: 1.5 --- # SRG 201 — Surgical Procedures II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SRG 202 — Surg Procedures II Clinical Credit Hours: 5 , Contact Hours: 15 --- # SRG 204 — Professional Career Prep I Credit Hours: 0.5 , Contact Hours: 0.5 --- # SRG 221 — Surgical Procedures III Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SRG 222 — Surg Procedures III Clinical Credit Hours: 6 , Contact Hours: 18 --- # SRG 224 — Professional Career Prep II Credit Hours: 1 , Contact Hours: 1 --- # SVR 111 — Intro to Field Surveying Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SVR 112 — Intro to Surveying Data Use Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SVR 120 — CAD for Surveying Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 5 --- # SVR 150 — Construction Survey App Credit Hours: 5 , Contact Hours: 8 --- # SVR 160 — Surveying Calculations Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # SVR 210 — Surveying Positioning Credit Hours: 5 , Contact Hours: 8 --- # SVR 220 — Boundary Surveying Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SWK 121 — Introduction to Social Work Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SWK 211 — Social Interviewing Skills Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SWK 221 — Introduction to Social Welfare Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SWK 290 — Social Work Internship Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # SWK 290A — Academic Service/Internship Credit Hours: 1-4 , Contact Hours: 1-4 --- # UAS 107 — Remote Pilot Ground Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # UAS 121 — UAS Applications in Surveying Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # UAS 131 — UAS in Law Enforcement Credit Hours: 1 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # UAS 141 — Remote Pilot Flight Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # UAS 211 — Commercial Drone Operations Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # UAS 215 — Commercial UAS Photography Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # UAS 220 — UAS Projects and Maintenance Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # UAS 241 — Advanced Drone Operations Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # UAS 290 — Uncrewed Aerial Systems Internship Credit Hours: 2-4 , Contact Hours: 2-4 --- # VCA 100 — Materials and Techniques Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 125 — Typography I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 126 — Typography II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 127 — Digital Imaging Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 146 — Interactive Animation Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 147 — Web Design I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 150 — Digital Graphics Design I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 200 — Visual Communications II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 220 — Visual Communications III Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 225 — Visual Communications Studio Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 230 — Visual Communications V Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 235 — Visual Comm Portfolio Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 246 — Interactive Animation II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 247 — Web Design II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 250 — Time Based Media Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 252 — Time Based Media II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 290 — Visual Comm Internship Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # VCA 293 — Visual Comm Study Abroad Credit Hours: 1 , Contact Hours: 1 --- # WPT 115 — Welding Safety Standards Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WPT 120 — GTAW (TIG) Welding I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 121 — GTAW (TIG) Welding II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 130 — SMAW (ARC) Welding I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 131 — SMAW (ARC) Welding II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 140 — GMAW (MIG) Welding I Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 141 — GMAW (MIG) Welding II Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 142 — Flux Core Arc Welding Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 150 — Pipe Welding Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 160 — Weld. Qualification Prep-SMAW Credit Hours: 2.5 , Contact Hours: 5 --- # WPT 160A — Weld. Qualification Prep-GMAW Credit Hours: 2.5 , Contact Hours: 5 --- # WPT 160B — Weld. Qualification Prep-GTAW Credit Hours: 2.5 , Contact Hours: 5 --- # WPT 160C — Weld. Qualification Prep-FCAW Credit Hours: 2.5 , Contact Hours: 5 --- # WPT 160D — Weld. Qualification Prep-Other Credit Hours: 2.5 , Contact Hours: 5 --- # WPT 170 — Art Applications in Welding Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 210 — Welding Fabrication and Repair Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WPT 290 — Welding Internship Credit Hours: 2-4 , Contact Hours: 2-4 --- # WPT 293 — Welding/Construction Technology Study Abroad Credit Hours: 1 , Contact Hours: 1 --- # WSI 106 — Introduction to Water Quality Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WSI 110 — OSHA HAZWOPER 40 hour Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WSI 150 — Introduction to Site Assessment and Remediation Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 200 — GL Research Technologies Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 210 — Underwater Acoustics and Sonar Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 211 — Sonar for Search & Recovery Credit Hours: 1.5 , Contact Hours: 2 --- # WSI 212 — Sonar for Marine Engineering Credit Hours: 2 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WSI 215 — Marine GIS & Data Processing Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 230 — Water Policy & Sustainability Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WSI 240 — ROV Systems and Operations Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 250 — Groundwater Monitoring and Aquifer Sampling Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WSI 290 — Freshwater Studies Internship Credit Hours: 1-3 , Contact Hours: 1-3 --- # WSI 300 — Remote Sensing and Sensors Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 304 — Marine Electronics Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 310 — Sonar Systems and Operations Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 6 --- # WSI 315 — Advanced Marine Survey & Data Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 390 — Marine Tech Internship Credit Hours: 2-4 , Contact Hours: 2-4 --- # WSI 397 — I/S Marine Technology Credit Hours: 1-3 , Contact Hours: 1-3 --- # WSI 400 — Marine Technology Capstone Credit Hours: 4 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # WSI 405 — Marine Industry Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WSI 433 — Marine Project Management Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 3 --- # WSI 440 — Advanced Marine Platforms Credit Hours: 3 , Contact Hours: 4 --- # Administrative Practices This page outlines Staff Policy D-506.00 regarding Administrative Practices at Northwestern Michigan College, specifying that the Vice President of Finance and Administration is responsible for developing necessary procedures and that applicable laws supersede these policies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.00.html --- # President's Office This page introduces Dr. Nick Nissley, the eleventh president of Northwestern Michigan College, detailing his professional background in educational leadership, fundraising, and the arts across K-12, community college, and university settings. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/presidents-office/ --- # Success story: More than a makeover, a move forward Northwestern Michigan College has unveiled a refreshed brand identity, including a new logo and expanded color palette, funded by a $100,000 Lumina Foundation grant. The research-based strategy aims to better reflect the college's current leadership in freshwater research and improve its competitiveness in the higher education landscape to attract and serve students more effectively. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/a-move-forward.html --- # Daily Crime Log This page provides a log of crimes reported to NMC Campus Safety & Security within the last 60 days, including case numbers, dates, times, nature of the crime, location, and status. It also includes a key for codes used within the log. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/reports/daily-crime-log.html --- # Student Services A comprehensive directory of support services for students at Northwestern Michigan College, including academic advising, health services, housing, financial services, tutoring, and counseling. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/ --- # Computer and Network Acceptable Use This policy outlines the acceptable and appropriate use of Northwestern Michigan College's information technology resources. It defines user responsibilities, prohibits activities such as unauthorized access and copyright infringement, and establishes the college's right to monitor resources to ensure security and compliance with laws and regulations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.06.html --- # Success Story: Watershed winter: Aquahacking, ROV training & FRIC updates This page highlights three initiatives driving the 'blue economy' at NMC: the AquaHacking the Great Lakes Challenge, professional underwater ROV operator training delivered by the Great Lakes Water Studies Institute, and the development of the Freshwater Research and Innovation Center (FRIC). These projects emphasize NMC's leadership in freshwater expertise and technical training for the workforce. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/blue-economy-swells.html --- # In-State Tuition for Military Personnel and Dependents Staff Policy D-603.02 outlines that veterans, active duty military personnel, reservists, and their spouses or dependents are eligible for in-state tuition rates at Northwestern Michigan College, regardless of their formal state of residency. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-603.02.html --- # Title A photo gallery page featuring images from the 2025 Scholarship Open Golf Outing. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/scholarship-open/gallery.html --- # Helpful Links A resource page for international students providing links to official U.S. government agencies and services, including EducationUSA, the U.S. Department of State, USCIS, ICE, travel advisories, and visa wait times. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/about-nmc/helpful-links.html --- # 10 Tips to Manage Stress in College A guide providing ten practical strategies for college students to manage stress, including prioritizing sleep, nutrition, physical activity, organization, and seeking emotional support through campus counseling services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/stress-tips.html --- # Apply for a Michigan Driver’s License This page provides guidance for international students and scholars on how to apply for and renew a Michigan Driver’s License or Identification Card, including eligibility requirements, necessary documentation, and the step-by-step application process through the Secretary of State. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/apply-for-a-michigan-drivers-license.html --- # Health and Dental Benefit Policy This policy outlines the medical and dental benefit coverage provided by Northwestern Michigan College to eligible full-time and part-time employees and their dependents, including contribution methods and guidelines for medical leave of absence. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-713.00.html --- # College Pathways NMC provides course selection guides and advising resources to help high school and adult students choose academic programs based on their career interests and goals, whether preparing for the workforce or transferring to a four-year university. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/major-careers-pathways.html --- # Meal Plans This page outlines the available meal plan options for Northwestern Michigan College students, including declining balance plans (Plan A, B, and C), instructions for managing balances via eAccounts, information on replacing lost meal cards, and contact details for dietary requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/meal-plans.html --- # Film Club Page providing contact information for the Film Club, including the student contact and faculty advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/film-club.html --- # Kudos! A page for recognizing Northwordsm Michigan College (NMC) employees, students, volunteers, alumni, and retirees who go above and beyond, with recognitions listed in the weekly Intercom. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/human-resources/kudos.html --- # Connect with NMC This page provides a comprehensive directory of official social media profiles and links for Northwestern Michigan College, including the main institution accounts as well as specific departments, programs, and student organizations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/social-media.html --- # Waitlist Instructions Provides guidance for students on joining and leaving class waitlists at NMC. It details the 24-hour window to claim an available seat via email notification, prerequisites for waitlisting, and the impact of schedule conflicts and account holds on the registration process. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/waitlist-instructions.html --- # Non-Exempt (Hourly) Employee Work Hours Policy This page outlines the work hour policies for non-exempt hourly employees at Northwestern Michigan College, covering schedule determination, time record accuracy, overtime computation for hours exceeding 40 per week, and guidelines for lunch and work breaks. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-740.00.html --- # East Hall Rates This page provides the academic year and semester costs for double and single occupancy rooms at East Hall, as well as pricing for three required meal plan options. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/east-hall/rates.html --- # Military & Veteran Services NMC provides dedicated support, resources, and services for veterans, active duty service members, reservists, and National Guard members. The page outlines the college's veteran-friendly status, provides checklists for new and current students, and lists contacts for school certifying officials and VA benefit assistance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/military-veterans/ --- # Certificate Programs - Requirements This page outlines the academic requirements for certificate programs at Northwestern Michigan College, including credit hour levels (16, 30, and 45 credits), minimum GPA requirements of 2.0, and the minimum residency credits required at NMC to earn a certificate. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-106.01.html --- # Academic Success Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to open access and academic success, providing support and remediation for students at risk of academic failure. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/academic-success-policy.html --- # 2017 Economic Impact Study This page presents the results of a 2017 study by Emsi detailing the economic impact of Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) for fiscal year 2015-16. It outlines the return on investment for students, taxpayers, and society, as well as the college's overall financial contribution to the regional business community through operations, student spending, and alumni impact. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/economic-impact-study-2017.html --- # Gift Acceptance This page outlines Board Policy A-105.01 regarding the process for accepting gifts, devises, and bequests at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies that gifts are directed to the NMC Foundation and details the procedures for consulting with college officials and the Board of Trustees, particularly concerning tangible and real property. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-105.01.html --- # Tuition Grant Program Adjunct Instructors Policy This policy outlines the tuition grant benefits available to adjunct faculty members at NMC, including eligibility based on credit course contacts taught in the previous academic year. It details how these benefits apply to the instructors themselves and their eligible dependents, specifying that grants are for credit courses and do not carry over between years. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-712.00.html --- # Reverse Transfer This page explains reverse transfer agreements, which allow students who transferred from NMC to a four-year institution to earn their associate degree from NMC by completing the remaining requirements at their current school. It provides guidance on the application process and lists partner universities for submitting transcript requests. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/reverse-transfer.html --- # Start a Group This page outlines the process for students to register an officially recognized student organization at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the requirement for securing an advisor, the application process via a Google Form, and the benefits of registration, including facility access, event sponsorship, and potential funding. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/start-a-group.html --- # Inclement Weather This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy regarding operations during severe weather. It details the criteria for opening, delaying, or closing the campus, notification procedures for students and staff, expectations for attendance and makeup work, and payroll guidelines for employees during weather-related closures. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.03.html --- # Faculty Testing Guidelines This page outlines the procedures and guidelines for faculty to initiate testing services at the Osterlin Testing Center, including submission requirements, the use of the Proctor Request Form, and operational rules for test administration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/testing-centers/faculty-testing.html --- # Page Tribute to Bob Buttleman, NMC's first Aviation director, who joined as a student in 1968 and later became director. He was instrumental in NMC acquiring the Aero Park Campus property. His career spanned flight instruction, airlines, charter flying, FAA examiner roles, and entrepreneurial ventures. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/buttleman-memorial.html --- # NMC Estimated Cost of Attendance 2025–26 This page provides detailed estimated annual and semester costs for various academic programs at Northwestern Michigan College for the 2025–26 year. It breaks down tuition, fees, books, living expenses, and transportation for different residency statuses, including in-district, in-state, out-of-state, and international students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/tuition-fees/cost-of-attendance.html --- # Futures for Frontliners Information regarding the Futures for Frontliners state scholarship program, which provides tuition assistance to Michiganders who worked in essential industries during the 2020 COVID-19 shutdown at public community colleges including Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/futures-for-frontliners.html --- # Alcohol and Illegal Drug Use - Reasonable Suspicion Procedure This staff HR policy outlines the procedures for drug and alcohol testing at NMC when there is reasonable suspicion of use. It details the criteria for suspicion, testing facilities, consequences for positive results or refusal to test, confidentiality, and the reporting process for supervisors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-744.02.html --- # Success Story: Tami Putney is Chief Nursing Officer at Munson A feature story about Tami Putney, a 2002 NMC nursing graduate who became the Chief Nursing Officer and VP of patient care services at Munson Medical Center. The article highlights her leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic and credits her success to the holistic approach and high expectations of her education at NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/nursing-alumna.html --- # Drop a Class This page provides guidance for students wishing to drop or withdraw from a course to protect their academic record and student account. It explains the difference between dropping (refund available) and withdrawing (grade of 'W'), warns about financial aid implications, and provides instructions for using NMC Self-Service to process these actions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/drop-class.html --- # DSST Courses & Score Requirements This page lists the DSST (DANTES Subject Standardized Test) subject tests accepted by NMC, the corresponding college courses granted, the number of credits awarded, and the minimum required scores for each exam. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/dsst/dsst-courses-score-requirements.html --- # Tuition & Fees Calculator This page provides a tool for students to estimate tuition costs for general academic programs at NMC and compare those costs against leading Michigan universities to highlight potential savings. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/tuition-calculator.html --- # Long-Term Disability Insurance Policy This page outlines the long-term disability insurance policy (Staff HR Policy D-717.00) for full-time faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing coverage amounts, the qualifying period, and options for additional coverage. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-717.00.html --- # Political Activities This page outlines Board Policy D-700.01 regarding political activities at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies that while employees may engage in political activities on their own time and resources, they are prohibited from using public funds, personnel, or college resources for political purposes in accordance with Michigan and federal laws. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-700.01.html --- # Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Management This page serves as a repository for documents related to Northwestern Michigan College's municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) management program. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/campus-services/stormwater-management-program.html --- # Success story: Swoop symbolizes belonging at NMC The page announces the introduction of Swoop, Northwestern Michigan College's new official mascot, a northern hawk owl. The debut will take place during the college's 75th anniversary Student and Community Block Party on April 26, 2026, featuring carnival rides, live music, and local food trucks. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/hawk-owl-mascot-debuts.html --- # Audit a Course Provides information on how students can register to attend a class without receiving academic credit or a grade, including the process for changing a class to audit status via email and advising on financial aid impacts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/audit-course.html --- # SNAME The SNAME student group is dedicated to exploring and learning about both historical and modern diesel marine engine technology. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/sname.html --- # Neurodiversity Support Center Services This page outlines the services provided by NMC's Neurodiversity Support Center, which go beyond ADA accommodations. Offerings include one-on-one goal meetings, structured study times, specialized workshops, communication support with faculty and parents, and social opportunities for neurodiverse students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/neurodiversity-support-center/services.html --- # Staff Performance Feedback Policy This policy outlines the goals of the staff performance feedback process at Northwestern Michigan College, focusing on performance improvement through goal setting, ongoing feedback, and documentation. It assigns the Director of Human Resources the responsibility for administering the policy's procedures. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-751.00.html --- # Prepare for a Career Fair This page provides guidance for students preparing for the Career & Major Fair 2026. It offers advice on pre-fair preparation, such as reviewing resumes and researching companies, as well as tips for professional behavior, communication, and elevator pitches during the event. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/career-fair/resources.html --- # Governance This page outlines Staff Policy D-502.00 regarding the governance system at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the roles of faculty, staff, and students in shared governance, the goals of the governance process, and the specific structures, memberships, and responsibilities of the Planning/Budget Council and the Policy Council. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-502.00.html --- # Policy Amendment and Additions This page outlines Board Policy A-106.03 regarding the process for amending, altering, adding, or repealing policies of the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees, including the voting and submission requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-106.03.html --- # Salaries & Benefits This page provides resources regarding employee compensation and benefits at Northwestern Michigan College, including the 2026 benefits summary, various salary schedules for faculty and staff, and health care pricing transparency information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/human-resources/salaries-benefits/ --- # Records & Registration This page provides student resources for managing college records and registration, including links for class registration, tuition payment, grading systems, transcript requests, and graduation applications. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/ --- # Welcome International Students! This page welcomes international students to Northwestern Michigan College (NMC), detailing available programs, the benefits of attending the college, student population statistics, and pathways for university transfer and career-focused studies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/ --- # Associate in General Studies (AGS) This page outlines the academic requirements and staff policy (D-105.05) for the Associate in General Studies (AGS) degree at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the necessary credit hours for communications, humanities, science, social sciences, and cultural perspective, as well as general graduation criteria including a minimum 60 semester hours and a 2.0 GPA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.05.html --- # Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Technologies This policy provides guidance for employees, contractors, partners, and students at Northwestern Michigan College regarding the ethical and secure use of Generative AI. It emphasizes alignment with institutional values, data privacy, intellectual property rights, and the responsibility of users to verify accuracy and disclose AI use to maintain academic and professional integrity. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-510.00.html --- # Associate in Science and Arts (ASA) This page outlines the requirements for the Associate in Science and Arts (ASA) degree, a liberal arts program designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year institution or those undecided on a specific study emphasis. It details the necessary coursework in composition, mathematics, social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences, along with credit and GPA requirements for graduation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.02.html --- # Fall 2026 Registration / Add / Drop / Refund Dates This page provides the registration, add, drop, and refund deadlines for the Fall 2026 semester at Northwestern Michigan College, including specific dates for various session types and registration start times for students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/important-dates/drop-add-dates-fall.html --- # President's Council Page for the President's Council within the President's Office, providing a link to official documents hosted on the NMC intranet. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/presidents-office/presidents-council/ --- # Summer Resident and Guest Behavioral Expectations This page outlines the behavioral guidelines and rules for students and guests staying in East Hall and North Hall during the summer term, covering policies on alcohol, drugs, pets, noise, and facility maintenance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/summer-resident-and-guest-expectations.html --- # Personal Counseling NMC's personal counseling services provide short-term counseling and referral services for students dealing with social, emotional, or financial stressors, including depression, anxiety, and crisis intervention. The page also provides resources for the Campus SaVE Act, Red Flag incident reporting, and community resources in the Grand Traverse area. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/ --- # Success Stories from 2022 A collection of success stories and institutional achievements from 2022, featuring articles on experiential learning, new academic programs, student scholarships, and DEI initiatives at NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/ --- # Room Features and Images This page provides an overview of available room types at the institution, including general classrooms, lecture halls, labs, and conference rooms, detailing their features such as seating arrangements, projection systems, and visual examples of room layouts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/central-scheduling/room-features.html --- # Campus Bookstore & Classroom Supplies The NMC Campus Bookstore provides textbooks (new, used, rental, and digital), school clothing, art supplies, uniforms, and snacks. It offers services such as a daily/hourly rental program and accepts financial aid for purchases. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/ --- # Campus Safety & Security This page provides information about Northwestern Michigan College's Campus Safety & Security services, including emergency contacts, security escorts, ID cards, parking, and incident reporting. It includes links to the Clery Act reports and critical emergency contact information for local police, fire, and medical services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/ --- # Family Care Leave Policy This policy outlines the guidelines for eligible employees to use up to 12 paid work days per year from their sick leave accrual for family sickness or emergencies, as well as provisions for using sick leave during approved Family Medical Leave (FMLA). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-723.00.html --- # Naming Opportunities This page outlines Board Policy A-106.01 regarding the process for naming buildings or major portions of buildings at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies that the Board of Trustees reserves the right to approve these opportunities to honor individuals or organizations that have made extraordinary contributions to the college. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-106.01.html --- # Privacy Policy This page outlines the organization's commitment to protecting user privacy, detailing how personal and technical information is collected, used, and disclosed, and stating that personal data is not sold or traded. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/privacy-policy.html --- # Success Story: Grad’s COVID-19 research team wins supercomputing prize This page features a success story about alumnus Alex Brace, who credits his time at NMC for his STEM career. Brace was part of a research team that won the Gordon Bell Special Prize for using the Summit supercomputer to conduct high-performance computing research to understand the COVID-19 pandemic. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/grad-covid-19-research-team.html --- # Our History An overview of the NMC Foundation's history, mission, vision, and core values. Established in 1981 as a non-profit, the foundation focuses on mobilizing generosity to support learning, innovation, and community transformation at Northwestern Michigan College through strategic fundraising and donor engagement. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/about/mission-history.html --- # Retrenchment Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's procedures for reducing expenses and reallocating resources. it defines both College-wide retrenchment, which requires a board-declared state of financial exigency, and retrenchment within specific areas. The policy details the criteria for personnel layoffs, contract reductions, and the intent to minimize the impact on students' ability to complete their education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-707.00.html --- # Information on Mumps This page provides information about mumps, a contagious viral infection of the salivary glands. It describes the symptoms, complications, and transmission methods, while strongly recommending that college students receive two doses of the MMR vaccine to protect themselves. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/mumps.html --- # Dual Enrollment Provides information for high school students wishing to earn college credits through dual enrollment at NMC. The page details eligibility, a seven-step enrollment process—including application, transcript submission, and orientation—and provides guidance on choosing transferable courses and accessing required forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/dual-enrollment.html --- # Flexible Work Options Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's approach to allowing regular staff members to develop flexible work schedules and locations to meet professional and personal needs, provided that institutional and student needs are met efficiently. It emphasizes that arrangements are determined on a case-by-case basis by department heads and executive officers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-757.00.html --- # About Bob A memorial page honoring Bob, the first official director of NMC Aviation, featuring a biography of his career and entrepreneurial ventures, details for a Celebration of Life event on June 1, 2024, and information regarding memorial gifts and his obituary. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/buttleman-celebration.html --- # Title IX Policy Prohibiting Sex Discrimination This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's (NMC) commitment to prohibiting sex discrimination, sex-based harassment, and retaliation. It defines prohibited conduct—including sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking—and specifies that the policy applies to all students, employees, and individuals participating in NMC programs, whether on or off-campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.07.html --- # Social Security Number Privacy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's regulations for protecting and disposing of employee and student Social Security numbers to comply with Michigan Public Act 454 of 2004. It defines prohibited uses of SSNs, establishes confidentiality requirements, and explains the use of unique NMC IDs for students to maintain privacy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.05.html --- # Success story: Confidence for fall This page highlights 'College Edge,' a free five-week program hosted by NMC designed to help prospective college students prepare for math and English courses. The initiative aims to combat pandemic-related learning loss and increase college attendance, offering participants a $1,000 scholarship upon completion to support their first semester of higher education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/getting-an-edge-on-college.html --- # Sensitive Information This policy (Staff Policy D-504.04) outlines Northwestern Michigan College's program for identity theft protection and the handling of sensitive information. It defines what constitutes sensitive data, establishes security protocols for physical and electronic distribution, and provides guidelines for identifying and responding to suspicious activities or 'red flags' indicative of fraud. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-504.04.html --- # Community Partnership and Enrichment Policy This policy empowers faculty and staff to lead community partnership and enrichment efforts using professional judgment, provided they maintain responsible resource management and ethical behavior. It designates the Vice President for Institutional Advancement as the authority for administering the policy and clarifies that applicable laws supersede these provisions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-401.00.html --- # Short-Term Disability Policy This policy outlines the provisions for Short-Term Disability at Northwestern Michigan College, providing paid leave for eligible full-time and part-time employees unable to work due to a single serious health condition. It defines eligibility based on employment duration and clarifies that it runs concurrently with FMLA and does not cover work-related injuries covered by Workers' Compensation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-721.00.html --- # English Placement Flowchart Provides a step-by-step guide for determining English course placement for Spring 2025 based on SAT, ACT, GED scores, and high school GPA, including eligibility for honors contracts and requirements for students without qualifying scores. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/placement-guides/english-placement-flowchart.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Facilities department, featuring contact details for the Director of Facilities and the Facilities Office Manager. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/campus-services/contact-campus-services.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Educational Services department, featuring contact details for the Vice President for Educational Services and the Workforce Programs Director. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/educational-services/contact-ed-services.html --- # Public School Academies This page outlines Board Policy D-202.00 regarding the authorization and oversight of public school academies at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the criteria for approved programs, the role of the regional public school academy review committee, the Board's authority to suspend charters, and the fiscal requirements for applicants. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-202.00.html --- # Professional Development Policy This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-753.00 regarding the professional development program at NMC. It details twelve primary purposes of the program, emphasizing the growth of faculty and staff scholarly achievements, keeping pace with technology, improving teaching quality, and enhancing the college's overall mission and prestige. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-753.00.html --- # Electronic Publication Access This page outlines Staff Policy D-110.01, stating Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to providing students, faculty, and staff with access to electronic educational resources free from censorship, governed by college codes of conduct and applicable laws. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-110.01.html --- # Success Story: Food pantry, Thanksgiving meal project help fill rising demand A success story detailing how an NMC business class project provided Thanksgiving meals to over 125 families and the growing importance of the NMC Food Pantry, which has seen record usage since 2017 to support students in need. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/halting-campus-hunger.html --- # Workers' Compensation Policy This page outlines the Workers' Compensation policy for Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) employees, detailing reporting requirements to the Office of Human Resources, medical care procedures, the impact on leave accrual and MPSERS contributions, and the policy's concurrency with Family Medical Leave. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-748.00.html --- # Showing Movies on Campus This page outlines the legal requirements for showing movies as public events on campus, stating that public viewing rights must be purchased to comply with federal copyright law. It directs users to Swank Motion Pictures and the office of Educational Media Technologies for assistance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/resources-for-groups/movies-on-campus.html --- # History This page provides an overview of Northwestern Michigan College's history, its mission as a community-driven institution, and access to historical records. It offers links to the college's archives, digital repositories, historical publications, and forms for requesting or submitting archival materials. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/ --- # Consent Agenda Items This page outlines Board Policy A-105.00 regarding the Board of Trustees Process for consent agenda items. It specifies that certain items, such as meeting minutes and University Center program changes, are adopted as a group without individual discussion unless a board member requests otherwise. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-105.00.html --- # NMC Employment Opportunities Information regarding employment at Northwestern Michigan College, emphasizing their commitment to diversity and inclusion. The page provides links to apply for open positions and contact information for the Office of Human Resources. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/employment/ --- # Student Rights and Responsibilities This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to maintaining an inclusive academic community that promotes intellectual inquiry, freedom of expression, and a safe environment. It establishes that students are integral members of the community and identifies the Vice President for Student Services and Technologies as the official responsible for administering the policy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.00.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Bookstore Manager, Sarah Denniston, including phone number, email, and office location. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/contact-bookstore.html --- # Front Street Campus This page provides a detailed guide to the Front Street Campus, including its location, a list of campus buildings and their functions, and links to maps and transit information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/map-front-street-campus.html --- # Catalog of Record This page details Staff Policy D-104.01 regarding the Catalog of Record, explaining that students are generally governed by the catalog in effect at their time of enrollment and outlining the specific conditions under which these requirements may change. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.01.html --- # 2019 NMC Barbecue Photo Gallery A photo gallery featuring images from the 2019 NMC Barbecue event. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/2019-bbq-photos.html --- # State of Michigan aid estimates This page provides estimated financial aid offers for NMC students receiving the Community College Guarantee and Michigan Reconnect Scholarship for the 2024–25 year. It includes example scenarios based on residency, Pell Grant eligibility, and specific academic programs to help future students understand potential tuition coverage and remaining costs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/state-of-michigan-aid-estimates.html --- # Success story: Seven straight semesters of growth led by high school students NMC has experienced record high school enrollment this fall, with 544 students participating in dual enrollment or Early College programs. This growth is attributed to a new lower tuition rate for out-of-district students, improved outreach, and tailored programming, contributing to a total campus headcount of 3,460 students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/record-high-school-enrollment.html --- # Transfer Fair NMC's annual Transfer Fair on October 8, 2025, helps current students, high school students, and community members connect with four-year institutions to complete bachelor's degrees. The page also outlines 'Transfer Week' events from October 2–8, including workshops and university-specific info sessions, and provides a list of participating colleges and universities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/transfer-fair.html --- # 1980s A media gallery featuring historical photographs from the 1980s at Northwestern Michigan College, including images of campus buildings, student classes, and library construction. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/1980s.html --- # Licenses and Certification Credits This page outlines how students at Northwestern Michigan College can earn academic credits through professional licenses and industry certifications. It provides specific credit awards for Firefighting and Paramedic certifications toward an Associate in General Studies degree, and lists various approved certifications in IT, aviation, and culinary arts that translate to specific course credits. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/certification-credits.html --- # Payment Options This page outlines the various methods for paying tuition and fees at Northwestern Michigan College, including in-person payments, mail-in checks, and online options via NMC Self-Service. It also provides information on deferred payment plans, direct deposit refunds, international payments through Flywire, and the LIFE discount for eligible residents. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/payment-options/ --- # Success story: New nonprofit to operate blue tech economy hub Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) and Discovery Pier have formalized a nonprofit to operate the Freshwater Research and Innovation Center (FRIC). The 40,000 square foot facility in Greilickville will serve as a blue economy hub for sensor development, engineering, and marine technologies, housing research initiatives and NMC's Great Lakes Water Studies Institute. The project has secured $22.7 million in funding and is expected to be completed by spring 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/fric-formally-created.html --- # Family and Medical Leave Policy This page outlines the Family and Medical Leave Policy (Staff HR Policy D-722.00) for eligible employees at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the entitlement of up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for family or medical reasons, military family leave provisions, eligibility requirements, and guidelines regarding job restoration and benefits during leave. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-722.00.html --- # International payments via Flywire NMC has partnered with Flywire to provide international students with a streamlined tuition payment process, allowing them to pay from any country and bank, often in their home currency, while providing payment tracking and notifications. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/payment-options/payment-via-peertransfer.html --- # Success Story: Construction begins on landmark Freshwater Research & Innovation Center Northwestern Michigan College and partners are breaking ground on the $28.9 million Freshwater Research & Innovation Center in Greilickville. Set to open in spring 2027, the 38,000-square-foot facility will house advanced laboratories and business incubation space for water technology and marine mobility, including the Great Lakes Water Studies Institute. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/fric-groundbreaking.html --- # 75 Years of Excellence: the NMC Legacy Honorees This page honors the NMC Legacy honorees, a group of trailblazers and alumni who have received the Outstanding Alumni Award or become an NMC Fellow. It celebrates their contributions to the college over 75 years, including a list of distinguished members and those remembered in memoriam. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/outstanding-alumni.html --- # Clay Club Information page for the Clay Club, a student group at Northwestern Michigan College, providing contact details for the student contact and faculty advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/clay-club.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Systems & LAN Management department, including office locations and contact details for IT staff such as Paul Martin, Beth Norconk, Bryce Turner, and Dave Weaver. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/systems-lan-management/ --- # Success Story: Certificate puts NMC at forefront of industry This page features a success story about Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) launching an Esports Management Certificate. It highlights insights from Esports correspondent Michael Stevens on the growing career paths within the gaming industry and how the new credentials prepare students for roles in coaching, marketing, and management. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/on-cutting-edge-of-esports.html --- # Success story: Degree in sights for mom of two This page features the success story of Gabby Edgcombe, a Visual Communications student and mother, highlighting how Northwestern Michigan College's flexible course formats, student support services, and child-friendly environment help adult learners achieve their degrees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/serving-adult-learners-better.html --- # 1950s A media gallery featuring historical photographs from Northwestern Michigan College during the 1950s, including images of student life, faculty, campus buildings, and athletics. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/1950s.html --- # Faculty & Staff Directories A directory of Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) faculty and staff, providing names, job titles, phone numbers, email addresses, and office locations for individual use. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/human-resources/staff-list.html --- # Important Dates This page provides students with access to critical academic deadlines, including the academic calendar, registration, add/drop, and refund dates for Fall, Spring, and Summer terms, as well as tuition payment deadlines. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/important-dates/ --- # Career Advising/Exploration This page provides resources and a three-step process (Self Assessment, Explore Options, and Decision Making) to help college students determine their majors and future career directions through the Academic & Career Advising Center. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/pathway-undecided.html --- # How to Apply This page provides instructions for students to apply for NMC residence hall housing. It details the requirements, including an NMC User Name and password, a mandatory $250 deposit, and minimum credit enrollment. It also provides application links for Summer 2026 and Academic Year 2026-2027 and lists payment deadlines. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/application-checklist-form.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for personal counseling services at Northwestern Michigan College, including office locations, phone numbers, and email addresses for counselors and the Dean of Students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/contact-counseling.html --- # Propeller Club The Propeller Club is a student port of the International Propeller Club, providing students with opportunities to network and socialize within the Maritime community. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/propeller-club.html --- # Configuring YubiKey Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring a YubiKey as a Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) method for NMC online resources and VPN services, including both FIDO2 and Yubico Authenticator methods. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/configuring-yubikey.html --- # North Hall This page provides details about North Hall housing, including residency requirements, amenities such as private kitchens and fitness center access, the ACHIEVE program for student support, and links to rates and application processes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/north-hall/ --- # Facilities Rental Options and Rates This page provides rental rates and options for Northwestern Michigan College facilities, including classrooms, labs, and the Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center. It also lists alternative event venues such as the Hagerty Center and Dennos Museum Center, and details the process for making reservations through Central Scheduling. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/central-scheduling/facilities-rental-options-and-rates.html --- # Vehicle Use Policy This policy outlines the requirements and regulations for operating College Vehicles at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines driver eligibility, including age and licensing requirements, permitted uses for official college business, restrictions on shared vehicles, and specific prohibitions to prevent misuse of college assets. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-509.00.html --- # Action Plan: Next Steps This page provides guidance for students in the decision-making process, offering specific action plans for those intending to transfer to another institution or enter the workforce. It includes resources for academic planning, employment readiness, transfer guides, and links to advising tools. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/pathway-next-steps.html --- # Grade Point Average Re-Evaluation Criteria This page outlines Staff Policy D-104.05 regarding the criteria and process for students at Northwestern Michigan College to petition for a GPA re-evaluation to improve their cumulative grade point average. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.05.html --- # Confidentiality of Records This page outlines the protection of student transcripts under the Family Rights and Privacy Act, detailing how records are released and specifying what constitutes public directory information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/confidentiality-of-records.html --- # Success story: Celebrating centenarian students This page features a success story about centenarian students at NMC's Extended Education program, highlighting the lifelong learning journeys of Dick Grout and Jeane Poos, and the program's commitment to providing educational opportunities for all ages. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/celebrating-centenarian-students.html --- # Vending Machine and ATM Locations Provides a detailed list of vending machine and ATM locations across the Front Street, Aero Park, Great Lakes, and Boardman Lake campuses, including available products and money changers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/vending-machine-locations.html --- # Admission Standards This page outlines the admission requirements and standards for Northwestern Michigan College, including criteria for high school graduates, GED holders, transfer students, home-schooled students, dual-enrolled applicants, and international students. It details the application process, necessary documentation, and specific admission types such as regular and guest student admissions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/admission-standards/ --- # Success Story: Students could save half on short-course certificate programs This page highlights how new state scholarship funding from Michigan Achievement and Michigan Reconnect can significantly reduce tuition for eight short-term health care certificate programs at NMC, aiming to address workforce shortages in the region. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/new-state-scholarship-funds.html --- # Volunteer Opportunities at NMC Overview of volunteer opportunities at Northwestern Michigan College, including working with students, DJing at WNMC radio, leading tours at the Dennos Museum Center, and other options across 60+ academic and community programs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/volunteer.html --- # Direct Connect The Direct Connect dual admission program provides NMC associate degree students a streamlined, cost-effective path to earn a bachelor's degree through university partners Grand Valley State University, Davenport University, and Ferris State University, offering guaranteed admission based on GPA and coordinated academic planning. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/direct-connect.html --- # Non-Discrimination Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to equal opportunity and non-discrimination in admissions, employment, housing, and campus activities. It specifies the protected classes under federal and state law and provides contact information for reporting discrimination or harassment for both students and employees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-702.00.html --- # North Hall Rates This page provides proposed housing rates for North Hall, including costs for double and single occupancy per academic year and semester. It also notes that meal plans are optional and provides a link for further information on meal plans. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/north-hall/rates.html --- # Success Story: On the cusp of nursing application season This page features a success story about Thomas Russell, a high school senior pursuing a career in nursing at NMC. It highlights the competitiveness of the nursing program, the application process, and the impact of the Community College Guarantee scholarship. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/nursing-application-season.html --- # NMC Systems Portfolio - 2017 This page provides access to Northwestern Michigan College's 2017 Systems Portfolio, a required document for the Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP) accreditation process. The portfolio describes the college's processes, results, and improvements across six AQIP categories and provides evidence of meeting the Higher Learning Commission's five Criteria for Accreditation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/nmc-systems-portfolio.html --- # Adult Students This page provides resources and support for adult learners at NMC, including academic and career advising, credit transfer options, financial aid, and scholarship information. It highlights the college's flexibility with online and hybrid learning formats and provides direct links to apply and request more information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/adult-students/ --- # Student Right to Know This page informs students of their right to access information regarding graduation rates, job placement statistics, crime statistics, and general college information, which can be found in the schedule of classes, student newspaper, or the Admissions Office. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/student-right-to-know.html --- # Forms and Documents This page provides international students with access to essential government USCIS and SEVP forms, as well as NMC-specific documents for OPT requests, CPT requests, program extensions, and registration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/forms-and-documents.html --- # Success story: Students 21+, culinary, marine technology drive enrollment gains Northwestern Michigan College reports its fourth consecutive semester of enrollment growth, with a 3.4 percent increase in student head count. Gains are primarily driven by students aged 21 and older, the culinary program, and the Water Studies Institute, supported by initiatives like Michigan Reconnect and the Community College Guarantee. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/enrollment-rises.html --- # Requirements for an Additional Bachelor’s Degree This page outlines the requirements for students seeking to earn an additional bachelor's degree at Northwestern Michigan College, specifying a minimum of 30 additional earned credits and detailing how program requirements and credit transfers are handled. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.08.html --- # NMC Technology Help Desk Chat A support page for the NMC Technology Help Desk providing a chat interface for reporting various technical issues, information on weekly system maintenance, and contact details for reporting system problems. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/chat-page.html --- # English Placement Guide This guide outlines the placement criteria for English courses at NMC for Spring 2025 enrollment, detailing how high school GPA, SAT, ACT, and GED scores, as well as a writing sample and survey, determine a student's course level. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/placement-guides/english-placement-guide.html --- # News & Publications This page provides access to Northwestern Michigan College's news releases, YouTube videos, the NMC Now email newsletter, various e-newsletters, the Community Report, and the NMC Viewbook. It also provides instructions for managing mailing list subscriptions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/brand-and-identity-2025/news-and-publications.html --- # Success story: NMC students increasingly tap state scholarships This page highlights the increased use of state scholarships at Northwestern Michigan College, specifically focusing on the Michigan Reconnect program for adult learners and the newly signed Michigan Achievement Scholarship for high school graduates to improve affordability and workforce development. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/state-scholarships.html --- # NMC Scholarship Open Golf Tournament Registration Registration page for NMC's scramble-style golf tournament benefiting NMC scholarships. $300 fee includes 18 holes with cart at Grand Traverse Resort, lunch, drink tickets, raffle entries, and contests. Registration runs 8–9:45 a.m. with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/scholarship-open/open-register.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Central Scheduling department at Northwestern Michigan College, specifically for the Event Scheduler. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/central-scheduling/contact-scheduling.html --- # Become an NMC social ambassador! NMC is seeking social ambassadors to share their student stories through photos and social media takeovers. Ambassadors gain resume-building experience in social media campaigning and receive photo credit and swag in exchange for weekly content and event attendance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/social-ambassadors.html --- # Awards & Recognition This page outlines the various awards and recognition programs at Northwestern Michigan College, including honors for faculty, staff, students (such as the Dean's List), alumni, and retirees, as well as a way to submit 'Kudos' for employees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/ --- # Aircraft Utilization This policy outlines the use of College-owned and leased aircraft and simulators, primarily for flight training for aviation students. It specifies that aircraft must follow FAA regulations and can also be used for official College business, transportation for staff and contract clients, or rented to aviation faculty/staff when not needed for instruction. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.07.html --- # Tobacco Free NMC This page outlines Staff Policy D-500.03, which prohibits the use or sale of tobacco products, including smoking simulation devices, on all Northwestern Michigan College properties to maintain a safe and healthy environment in accordance with state and local laws. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-500.03.html --- # Contact Us Contact page for the Academic & Career Advising Center at NMC, providing methods to schedule advisor meetings via MySuccess, contact information for advising staff, and general office hours and locations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/contact-advising1.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Office of Student Life at Northwestern Michigan College, including directory details for the Office Manager, Dean of Students, and Counselors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/contact-student-orgs.html --- # Success Story: Police Academy graduates ease officer shortage This article highlights the success of NMC's first 16-week condensed Police Academy, which helped eight Michigan communities quickly fill critical officer vacancies. By condensing the program for students with associate's degrees and utilizing the Public Safety Academy Assistance Program, the college has accelerated the deployment of new officers into patrol cars and community service. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/police-academy-graduates.html --- # Benefits Applicable to All Faculty and Staff Policy This policy outlines the benefits extended to all faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College, including family and medical leave, workers compensation, and the Michigan Public School Employees Retirement System. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-708.00.html --- # Requesting Disability Support This page provides information for NMC students with disabilities on how to request and receive reasonable academic accommodations. It outlines the necessity of registration with Disability Support Services (DSS), the required medical or psychological documentation, the range of available services, and the grievance policy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/support-request.html --- # Success Story: Pioneering China partnership wraps, college looks ahead This page details the conclusion of a pioneering partnership between Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) and the Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute in China. The collaboration provided technical and applied program delivery, including Water Studies and construction courses, resulting in approximately 140 Chinese students earning NMC degrees and establishing a template for future international global course delivery. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/pioneering-china-partnership.html --- # Facility Use Information for registered student organizations regarding the reservation of on-campus spaces for meetings and events, including policy guidelines, required details for scheduling, and contact information for Central Scheduling and the Milliken Auditorium. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/resources-for-groups/facility-use.html --- # Faculty and Staff Conflict Resolution Procedure This page outlines the formal process for regular full-time or part-time faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College to address employment-related problems. It details a tiered resolution process moving from informal discussions with supervisors and problem-solving meetings with Human Resources to formal written grievances, appeals to the president, and potential outside mediation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-706.01.html --- # Email-to-Print Provides instructions for students and employees to print documents from any device by emailing attachments to specific enabled printers on campus. It outlines supported file formats, guidelines for use, and methods for printing Google Drive documents and Self-Service pages. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/email-to-print.html --- # Fixed Assets This page outlines Staff Policy D-504.03 regarding the acquisition, safeguarding, inventory, and disposal of Northwestern Michigan College's fixed assets. It defines a fixed asset as an item with a purchase price of $5,000 or more and a useful life exceeding one year, and specifies the use of the straight-line method for depreciation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-504.03.html --- # Installing Software from Software Center Step-by-step instructions for installing software on NMC-owned laptops and desktops using the Software Center application, including how to locate the tool via the Start menu or search and verify successful installation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/installing-from-software-center.html --- # Technology Support Workshops & Technology Tutoring This page provides information on technology support for students, including 'Tech Talks' workshops for Fall 2025 covering Google Workspace, AI tools, and Canva, as well as one-on-one tech tutoring for Google and Microsoft productivity software. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/tech-tutoring.html --- # CLEP Courses & Score Requirements This page provides a detailed list of College Level Examination Program (CLEP) subject tests accepted by NMC, including the corresponding NMC course, the number of credits awarded, and the minimum score required for credit. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/college-level-examination-program/clep-courses-score-requirements.html --- # Success Story: New hub serves businesses and students This page highlights the impact of NMC's Experiential Learning Institute, featuring success stories of students like Rachel Colby and Trevor Knapp. It emphasizes the importance of paid internships and mentorship in preparing students for their careers, noting that NMC students completed 102 internships in 2020. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/internships.html --- # Quick Start Information for prospective students who have not yet been admitted to NMC, offering drop-in sessions at the Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center to answer questions and help with the college start process. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/launchpad/quick-start.html --- # Success story: Culinary maritime certificate, UAS and Wet Tech degrees This page highlights the launch of three new academic credentials at NMC: a culinary maritime certificate, an Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) degree, and a Wet Tech degree. It also discusses slight enrollment increases and partnerships, such as the BSN program with Davenport University, as part of the college's NMC Next strategic plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/three-new-credentials-debut.html --- # Applicant Checklist This page outlines the requirements and documentation needed to apply for and secure an NMC apartment for students aged 21 and older, including the application form, landlord reference, and move-in requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/application-checklist-form.html --- # Associate in Applied Science (AAS) This page outlines Staff Policy D-105.03 regarding the Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. It details the program's purpose for students entering the workforce, specifies credit requirements for communications, humanities, science, social science, and occupational specialties, and lists general graduation requirements including a minimum 2.0 GPA and 60 earned semester hours. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.03.html --- # Tips for Success at NMC Provides guidance and expectations for dual-enrolled high school students attending classes at NMC, focusing on personal responsibility, classroom behavior, attendance, and adapting to different instructor preferences. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/tips-for-success.html --- # WNMC WNMC-FM is an all-volunteer radio station providing students and community members with on-air, production, and technical training opportunities, as well as academic opportunities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/wnmc.html --- # Credit Card Payment Service Fee FAQs This page provides detailed information regarding the 2.95% service fee applied to credit card payments for NMC tuition and fees. It explains why the fee is charged by a third-party processor, how students can avoid the fee by using e-checks or debit cards, and answers frequently asked questions about payment methods and refunds. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/payment-options/credit-card-fee-faq.html --- # NMC Student Resources Provides information on essential support services for NMC students, including the Food Pantry, transportation assistance, Goodwill vouchers, lunch coupons, and emergency financial aid to combat food insecurity and financial hardship. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/food-pantry.html --- # NMC Timeline & Leadership A historical overview of Northwestern Michigan College from its founding in 1951 through 2020, detailing key milestones, campus expansions, the establishment of academic programs like the Great Lakes Maritime Academy, and institutional leadership. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/timeline.html --- # Success story: Real results shown in new Community Report Northwestern Michigan College announces its inaugural Community Report, highlighting the institution's impact on Grand Traverse County through workforce training, nursing pipelines, law enforcement training, and environmental research on microplastics in the Boardman River. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/community-report.html --- # Benefits & Amenities This page outlines the benefits and amenities provided for students aged 21 and older living in college apartments, detailing convenience factors, safety measures, inclusivity, and family-friendly features. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/benefits.html --- # Approved and Restricted Courses List This page provides a list of approved and restricted courses for high school enrollment, including required and recommended prerequisites, credit hours, and contact hours. It specifies a legend for restricted, remedial, and Early College courses and directs users to the Admissions Office or high school counselors for further information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/required-recommended-prerequisite-list.html --- # Success story: Direct Connect aims to double NMC transfers to GVSU’s Allied Health degree Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) has launched a Direct Connect partnership with Grand Valley State University (GVSU) to streamline the transfer process for students pursuing an Allied Health Sciences bachelor's degree. The initiative provides guaranteed admission and co-advising to help students enter high-growth healthcare job markets more affordably and efficiently. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/direct-connect.html --- # Campus Housing This page provides information about on-campus living options at NMC, including East Hall, North Hall, and NMC Apartments. It details the benefits of living on campus and provides a schedule for move-in and move-out dates for the Summer 2026, Fall 2026, and Spring 2027 semesters, as well as links to housing applications. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/ --- # NMC Budgets This page provides access to the adopted budgets for Northwestern Michigan College for fiscal years 2021-22 through 2025-26, as well as tax levy resolutions for general operations and bond debt services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/finance-administration/budgets/ --- # Workforce This page outlines Board Policy D-300.00, establishing Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to regional economic development. It mandates that the College provide programs responsive to economic drivers and business needs, granting the President the authority to utilize resources to support these workforce and community development goals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-300.00.html --- # Laura J. Oblinger Biographical profile of Laura J. Oblinger, a member of the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees. It details her tenure, committee roles, professional experience at Rehmann and the Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce, community involvement, and her educational background as an NMC alumna. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/laura-oblinger.html --- # Student Green Team The Student Green Team is a campus organization dedicated to hosting and promoting horticulture and sustainability-oriented events. It provides a space for students interested in plants and environmental protection to connect and make a positive impact on their community and the environment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/student-green-team.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Office of Research, Planning & Effectiveness, including the physical address at the Front Street Campus and contact details for Executive Director Joy Goodchild. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/contact-orpe.html --- # Archives The Northwestern Michigan College Archives preserves the college's history through collections of pictures, documents, and memorabilia. The page provides access to digitized student newspapers, magazines, and yearbooks, and outlines the process for requesting archival materials or submitting records for accession. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archives.html --- # Finance & Administration The Finance & Administration page provides access to college budgets, audit reports, employee resources, and contact information for the department. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/finance-administration/ --- # Using Multi-Factor Authentication This page provides instructions on how to use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to access Northwestern Michigan College resources, including the process of authenticating via push notifications on a smartphone after entering login credentials on a desktop or laptop. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/using-multi-factor-authentication.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Human Resources department at Northwestern Michigan College, including office location, hours of operation, and specific contact details for HR staff members. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/human-resources/contact-hr.html --- # MAP & Plans This page introduces students to MAP and Plans, digital tools available via myNMC for tracking degree progress and scheduling future courses. It emphasizes the importance of using these tools in conjunction with meetings with academic advisors to ensure program requirements are met. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/map-and-plans-info.html --- # Success Story: NMC provides a path for student government president An article detailing the journey of Edris Fana, an Afghan alumnus and former Student Government Association president at NMC. It discusses his educational experiences in aviation and business, his contributions to international understanding on campus, and the impact of the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan on his family. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/afghan-alumnus.html --- # A Message from Northwestern Michigan College A welcome message for prospective international students considering Northwestern Michigan College, highlighting the student community and the support provided by faculty and staff to help students achieve their goals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/about-nmc/ --- # Future Students This page provides an introduction for prospective students at NMC, offering guidance on the admissions process, a checklist for success, and specific instructions for returning or transfer students. It encourages applicants to apply, request more information, and explore the college's offerings through the Viewbook. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/future-students/ --- # Page Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/give-dennos.html --- # Frequently Asked Questions This page provides detailed information about the NMC Global Endorsement, a trackable system for students to document intercultural learning and experiences. It outlines the requirements for receiving the endorsement, including academic courses, global experience options, international events, and a capstone presentation, while explaining the benefits of global competence for future employment and education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/global-endorsement/faq.html --- # Student Veterans of America (SVA) This page provides information about the Student Veterans of America (SVA) chapter, including its mission to support military veterans in achieving academic and employment goals, its vision for veteran success in higher education, and contact details for the SVA Advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/military-veterans/student-veterans-of-america.html --- # Articulation Agreements - Process This policy outlines the process for establishing articulation agreements between Northwestern Michigan College and secondary school systems or other higher education institutions. It details the roles of the Vice Presidents for Educational Services and Strategic Initiatives in reviewing agreements and the final approval authority of the President to facilitate student curricular transitions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-107.01.html --- # Information Security Compliance Policy This policy establishes a framework for information security at Northwestern Michigan College to protect information assets and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations, including FERPA, GLBA, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and Red Flag Rules. It defines roles and responsibilities for data owners, custodians, and users to preserve the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of college data. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-508.00.html --- # Professional Development Procedure This page outlines the professional development procedures for faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College, including requirements for individual development plans, sabbatical leave, funding for professional activities, and guidelines for flex/release time. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-753.01.html --- # Board of Trustees Meeting Videos This page provides access to recordings of Board of Trustees meetings for one year following their publication, including a link to the college's YouTube channel and access to meeting materials and minutes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/meeting-recordings.html --- # Competency Assessment for Credit This page outlines the procedures and policies for students at Northwestern Michigan College to receive course credit based on knowledge acquired through work experience or prior knowledge, including the assessment process and discipline responsibilities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/competency-assessment-for-credit.html --- # Success story: Aviation to break ground on $7M hangar Monday Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) is breaking ground on a $7 million hangar expansion to increase its aviation program's capacity by 25 to 40 percent. The 40,000-square-foot facility, funded by state and federal grants and matching college funds, aims to address the pilot shortage and modernize training equipment. Completion is expected by August 2025 as part of the NMC Thrive campus master plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/aviation-hangar-project.html --- # Transfer Credits to NMC This page outlines the requirements and guidelines for transferring college credits to Northwestern Michigan College (NMC). It specifies that official transcripts must be sent directly from accredited institutions and details policies regarding grade requirements, international credentials, military service, and credit hour requirements for various degrees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/transfer-credits-to-nmc.html --- # Decision Making: Programs and Services This page outlines Staff Policy D-502.02, detailing the four-stage decision-making process (Introduce Idea, Conduct Market Research, Define Business Models, and Create Implementation Plan) used by Northwestern Michigan College when initiating, revising, or ending services and programs to ensure alignment with the College’s mission, values, and Strategic Plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-502.02.html --- # Budget and Performance Transparency Reporting This page provides links to financial documents, budgets, and reports for Northwestern Michigan College to comply with State of Michigan Budget and Performance Transparency Reporting requirements. It includes operating budgets, collective bargaining agreements, audit reports, and HEERF quarterly reporting. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/finance-administration/transparency.html --- # Welcome Week Information regarding NMC's Welcome Week at the end of August, featuring a schedule of free in-person events for new and returning students at the Front Street Campus, including dorm move-ins, social activities, and academic orientations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/launchpad/welcome-week.html --- # Success story: New specialty certificate will fill high industry demand Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) has introduced a one-year Culinary Arts certificate with Maritime emphasis. Designed to meet high industry demand for skilled galley cooks, the program formalizes a successful internship involving the T/S State of Michigan and provides students with a path to high-paying careers in the shipping industry. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/new-culinary-maritime-certificate.html --- # Success story: Expanded hangar means a shorter waitlist and more pilots for the airline industry NMC has expanded its aviation hangar by 16,500 square feet, adding eight new aircraft to its fleet. This expansion increases the college's capacity to train pilots and reduce waitlists, supporting the growing needs of the aviation industry and the Grand Traverse region. The $7 million project was funded through a state grant, federal funding, and college matching funds. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/expanded-hangar.html --- # Student Residency - Classification This page outlines Staff Policy D-603.01 regarding the criteria for student residency classification at Northwestern Michigan College, defining In-District, In-State, Out-of-State, and International status, and the process for petitioning a change in classification. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-603.01.html --- # Staff Performance Feedback Procedure This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-751.01 regarding the performance feedback process for staff members. It details a three-part approach consisting of goal and expectation setting, ongoing monitoring and feedback, and formal documentation, including an annual review and Individual Development Plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-751.01.html --- # Contact Admissions Contact information for the Northwestern Michigan College admissions department, including general contact details and a directory of admissions recruiters and staff members. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/contact-admissions/ --- # Success Story: New course culminates in Startup Week Technical area instructor Keith Kelly is introducing a Startup Seminar course at NMC to promote entrepreneurship and experiential learning. The course leads into Northern Michigan Startup Week in May 2022, featuring a pitch competition with a $1,500 prize and connections to the regional entrepreneurial community, including organizations like 20Fathoms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/startup-week.html --- # Biederman Society Information about the Biederman Society, a group of donors who have included planned gifts to the NMC Foundation in their financial or estate plans, including details on planned giving and a list of recognized donors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/biederman-society.html --- # Board of Trustees Video Recording of Meetings This page outlines Board Policy A-104.00 regarding the video recording of Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees meetings. It specifies that meetings are broadcast live on YouTube, recorded for public access on the website within eight days, and maintained for one year. It clarifies that these recordings are auxiliary and do not replace official written minutes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-104.00.html --- # Women in Aviation A student group dedicated to increasing women's interest in aviation and providing support throughout their journey. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/women-in-aviation.html --- # After Hours & Community Resources This page provides emergency after-hours counseling and community mental health resources for students, featuring contact information for Northern Lakes Community Mental Health and Third Level Youth Services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/after-hours.html --- # Success Story: Community College Guarantee enrollment soars This page highlights the growth of the Community College Guarantee (CCG) scholarship at Northwestern Michigan College, reporting a 47 percent increase in enrollment. It features testimonials from students Luke Bobrowski and Sam Roeters, who discuss the financial benefits of free tuition and the college's transfer programs and campus environment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/ccg-enrollment-soars.html --- # Success Story: ‘No time like the present’ NMC Reconnect grad, 50, urges others to pursue a degree A success story featuring Kerri-Ann Bonaddio, a 50-year-old student who used the Michigan Reconnect scholarship to earn her associate degree. The page also provides details on the Class of 2025 commencement ceremonies and mentions other financial aid options like the Community College Guarantee. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/class-of-2025.html --- # Success Story: Manifesting a vibrant college experience This page details NMC's current Master Planning process, a 10- to 20-year vision for the physical environment of its five campuses. The plan aims to address student housing demand, improve campus connectivity, and increase sustainability. The college is currently seeking community input through public meetings and a survey to refine the vision before Board of Trustees approval in spring 2024. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/master-planning-process.html --- # Vibe Page providing contact information for student representatives Kylie Gibson and Sarah Wrangler associated with the Vibe student group. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/vibe.html --- # Photography Club The Photography Club aims to collectively produce high-quality photos and video as a team while encouraging individual artistic growth among its members. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/photography-club.html --- # Typography This page outlines the official typography guidelines for the organization's brand identity, specifying Le Monde Courrier Std for primary headlines and GT Walsheim Pro for body copy, along with recommended alternative fonts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/brand-and-identity-2025/typography.html --- # Credit Card This page outlines the various ways to make a charitable contribution to the NMC Foundation, including online giving, checks, wire transfers, payroll deductions, endowments, bequests, and IRA gifts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/ways-to-give.html --- # It's easy to make an impact right now. The page encourages donations to The Fund for NMC, scholarships, programs, and facilities to support education and the arts. It outlines various ways to give, including annual giving and planned giving, and highlights recognition circles like The President's Club and The Biederman Society. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/ --- # Getting Things Done A directory of administrative tasks and resources for students, including class registration, degree application, transcript requests, and program changes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/ --- # NMC Esports Team Roster This page lists the NMC Esports team members for the Fall 2024 season, detailing their real names, in-game names (IGN), the games they compete in (Rocket League, Overwatch 2, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate), and their hometowns. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/esports/roster.html --- # On the menu: Hawk Owl Café specials for April 27–May 1 This page lists the daily protein and vegetarian meal specials at the Hawk Owl Café for the period of April 27 to May 1, including pricing and service hours. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/hawk-owl-cafe-menu.html --- # Work Culture This page outlines Board Policy D-700.00 regarding the institutional effectiveness criterion for work culture at Northwestern Michigan College. It emphasizes fostering a professional environment reflecting college values, committing to continuous learning, and ensuring compliance with employment laws and non-discrimination regulations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-700.00.html --- # NMC Technology Help Desk The NMC Technology Help Desk provides first-tier technical support for faculty, staff, and students regarding computer and telecommunications needs, including hardware, software, email, and network issues. The page offers various contact methods, operating hours, password self-service tools, and guides for multi-factor authentication (MFA) and VPN connection. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/ --- # Planning This page provides access to strategic planning documents, planning processes and calendars, and various decision-making templates for the Research, Planning & Effectiveness department. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/planning/ --- # FERPA This page explains Northwestern Michigan College's policies regarding the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974. It outlines student rights to inspect and amend education records, defines directory versus personally identifiable information, specifies conditions for disclosing records to third parties, and details the process for correcting inaccurate records. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/ferpa/ --- # Scholarships This page provides information on scholarship opportunities at NMC for the 2026–27 academic year, including eligibility requirements, the application process via Scholarship Universe, and the importance of completing the FAFSA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/scholarships.html --- # Neurodiversity Support Center The Neurodiversity Support Center (NSC) at NMC assists neurodiverse students—including those with anxiety, autism, ADHD, and OCD—in transitioning from high school to college and developing workplace skills. The center provides drop-in sensory and study spaces, as well as registered services such as one-on-one coaching, self-advocacy seminars, tutoring, and social events. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/neurodiversity-support-center/ --- # Important Information Regarding North Hall This page provides essential documents and guidelines for students applying to live in North Hall, including the North Hall Handbook, Student Rights and Responsibilities, the Residence Hall Code of Conduct, and a packing checklist. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/north-hall/important-info.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Information Technology department at Northwestern Michigan College, including their physical address at the Tanis Building and phone/fax numbers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/information-technology-services/contact-its.html --- # Success Story: Condensed format, new vehicles and equipment on the radar NMC's Police Academy program is transitioning to a consolidated 16-week full-time structure starting fall 2023 to double enrollment and address statewide law enforcement shortages. The program is also upgrading its training equipment with donated patrol vehicles from the Grand Traverse County Commission and Traverse City Police Department. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/police-academy-changes.html --- # Success story: Police Academy anticipates enrollment boost The page discusses how a new $30 million state scholarship fund and a condensed four-month program structure at NMC's Police Academy are expected to increase enrollment and address police officer vacancies in Michigan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/police-training-scholarship.html --- # Sonja Olshove Memorial Memorial page for Sonja Olshove, a social sciences instructor at Northwestern Michigan College who passed away on Sept. 4, 2016 after 25 years of teaching. The page honors her legacy, her two-time receipt of the Imogene Wise Faculty Excellence Award, and requests donations to the NMC Foundation's Scholarship Fund in her memory. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/sonja.html --- # Withdrawals Implications for Students Who Receive Federal Title IV Financial Aid (R2T4 Policy) This page explains the Return to Title IV Funds (R2T4) policy, detailing how federal financial aid is earned and returned when a student withdraws from the college. It covers the 60% point threshold, post-withdrawal disbursements, the calculation of earned vs. unearned aid, the order of fund return, and the handling of unofficial withdrawals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/withdrawals-and-return-of-title-iv-aid.html --- # Applying to College 101 Applying to College 101 is an event designed to prepare students for College Night by guiding them through the college application process, including application types, deadlines, requirements, and tips for interacting with college representatives. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/applying-to-college-101.html --- # International Services and Service Learning This page provides information on International Services and Service Learning at NMC, focusing on academic growth and international awareness. It highlights study abroad opportunities, global endorsements, service learning, international institutional partnerships, and the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/ --- # Human Subject Research This page outlines Staff Policy D-506.08 regarding human subject research at Northwestern Michigan College. It establishes the Office of Research, Planning and Effectiveness as the body responsible for ensuring the rights, privacy, and welfare of research participants and defining the ethical criteria for assessing research requests. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.08.html --- # Frequently Asked Questions A comprehensive FAQ page for Northwestern Michigan College providing information on financial aid eligibility, application deadlines, cost estimation, the FAFSA process, summer semester aid, withdrawal implications, and tax form access. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/faqs.html --- # Family and Medical Leave Procedure This page outlines the Family and Medical Leave (FMLA) procedure for Northwestern Michigan College staff, detailing eligibility requirements, notice periods, medical certification needs, and the continuation of medical benefits during leave. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-722.01.html --- # Tuition Assistance Information This page provides detailed guidelines and application processes for military personnel from the U.S. Air Force, Army, National Guard, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps to utilize Tuition Assistance for their education at Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/military-veterans/tuition-assistance.html --- # Math Placement Guide This page provides guidelines and score charts for math course placement at NMC for Spring 2025 enrollment. It outlines how Next-Generation Accuplacer, High School GPA, SAT, ACT, and Classic Accuplacer scores determine recommended courses, and includes information on guided self-placement for College Algebra. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/placement-guides/math-placement-guide.html --- # Degree Requirements This page outlines Staff Policy D-105.00 regarding degree requirements at Northwestern Michigan College. It emphasizes the role of general education and lists the six degrees awarded by the institution: Associate of Science in Engineering, Associate in Science and Arts, Associate in Applied Science, Associate Degree in Nursing, Associate in General Studies, and Bachelor of Science. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.00.html --- # Success Story: Registered apprenticeships expand regionally This page highlights the growth and success of registered apprenticeship programs at NMC, featuring testimonials from employers like Lear Corp. and Munson Medical Center, as well as students. It emphasizes how these programs create a reliable workforce pipeline in traditional manufacturing and new fields like surgical technology while providing students with paid educational opportunities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/registered-apprenticeships.html --- # Success Story: New rate drops cost for high school students outside Grand Traverse County This page highlights the benefits of NMC's dual enrollment program through the success stories of Kaitlyn Watson and Jacie King. It specifically announces a new tuition rate of $160 per contact hour, approved by the Board of Trustees to eliminate out-of-pocket costs for high school students residing outside Grand Traverse County. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/college-expands-dual-enrollment.html --- # Policy Against Disability Discrimination-Employment Procedure This page outlines the employment procedures for the College's policy against disability discrimination. It defines disabilities and qualified individuals, details the scope and evaluation of reasonable accommodations, provides guidelines for interviewers when dealing with applicants, and explains the process for faculty or staff to request accommodations via Human Resources. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-761.01.html --- # Apply for Curricular Practical Training or Optional Practical Training This page provides detailed information for F-1 international students regarding Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT). It outlines eligibility requirements, duration, work hours, and the specific application processes and documentation needed for both pre-completion and post-completion practical training to gain experience related to their field of study. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/apply-for-cpt-or-opt.html --- # Policy Against Disability Discrimination-Employment This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to non-discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities in employment practices, including hiring and reasonable accommodations. It provides guidance on filing employment and facility-related complaints. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-761.00.html --- # Mission This page outlines the mission statement of Northwestern Michigan College, emphasizing the delivery of lifelong learning opportunities to transform lives and enrich communities, and notes the legal precedence of state laws over college bylaws. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/C-100.00.html --- # Join now or renew your membership A page providing a secure online form for users to become members or renew their membership at the Dennos Museum Center to support programming, operations, and equitable visitor access. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/dennos.html --- # Board Attendance at Civic and College Events This policy (Board Policy A-107.00) outlines the guidelines for members of the NMC Board of Trustees attending civic and college events to provide visibility, demonstrate support, and establish donor contacts, as well as the rules regarding the use of college funds for attendance fees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-107.00.html --- # Grading System This page details the official grading system for Northwestern Michigan College, including standard letter and numerical grades, definitions for special designations (Incomplete, Withdrawn, Failed to Attend, Audit), and the methodology for calculating semester and accumulated Grade Point Averages (GPA). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.02.html --- # Boardman Lake Campus Facility Use Staff Policy D-505.05 outlines the regulations for using Northwestern Michigan College's property, buildings, and grounds. It details the scheduling process via Central Scheduling, a priority order for space usage, fee structures, cancellation policies, and user responsibilities regarding safety, conduct, and catering. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.05.html --- # Archived 2025 Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes This page provides an archive of meeting agendas, packets, notices, and minutes for the Board of Trustees and its various committees throughout 2025. It also lists scheduled meeting dates for 2026 and 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/2025/ --- # Accredited High School Diplomas This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's admissions policy requiring students to have attended an accredited institution. It provides lists of reviewed online high schools that either meet or do not meet the college's admission criteria and provides instructions for submitting proof of regional accreditation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/accredited-high-school-diplomas.html --- # General Education Outcomes This page outlines the General Education outcomes at Northwestern Michigan College, focusing on the acquisition of knowledge and skills in communication, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, and social responsibility to prepare students for lifelong learning and a changing world. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-101.01.html --- # Student Email Provides information for registered NMC students regarding their assigned college email accounts, including how to log in via myNMC and the format of their student email addresses. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/student-email.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the President's Office at Northwestern Michigan College, providing details for President Nick Nissley and Executive Director Lynne Moritz. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/presidents-office/contact-president.html --- # Success Stories from 2024 A landing page featuring a collection of success stories and institutional updates from 2024, including news on enrollment, scholarships, new certifications, and campus expansions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/ --- # Pregnancy and Nursing Protections Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to a workplace free from discrimination regarding pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions. It details the process for requesting reasonable accommodations through Human Resources and provides guidelines for nursing breaks, including the provision of private lactation spaces and compliance with the PUMP Act and PWFA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-734.00.html --- # NMC Fellows Details the NMC Fellow award, the highest honor bestowed by Northwestern Michigan College since 1964. The page describes the criteria for nomination—including influential networking, financial contributions, or professional mentorship—and lists the 2026 recipients along with a comprehensive gallery of past fellows. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/fellows.html --- # Foundation Excellence Award Winners A historical record of the NMC Foundation Excellence Award winners from 1993 to 2017, recognizing exemplary service and demonstration of NMC's values. The award has since been replaced by the Staff Excellence Award and Team Excellence Award. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/foundation-excellence-awards.html --- # Articulation This page explains the process for high school and career tech center students to earn Northwestern Michigan College credit for competencies achieved in secondary education through articulation agreements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/articulation.html --- # Global Endorsement Details This page outlines the requirements for obtaining the Global Endorsement at NMC, including a 100-point system across academic courses, global experiences, and international events, concluding with a capstone presentation for official transcript recognition. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/global-endorsement/details.html --- # Guest Students This page provides information and a step-by-step checklist for students from other colleges or universities who wish to enroll in courses at NMC as guest students to earn credits or fulfill prerequisites. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/guest-students/ --- # The Fund for NMC This page outlines various ways to support NMC through charitable giving, including The Fund for NMC for unrestricted needs, innovative facilities for modern learning spaces, academic and community program support, and scholarship funds to assist students in accessing education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/areas-to-support.html --- # Employment Verification and Reference Procedure This page outlines the official policy (Staff HR Policy D-760.00) for handling employment reference and verification requests for current and former Northwestern Michigan College employees. It specifies that such requests must be referred to the Office of Human Resources, defines what information can be released, and mandates the use of employee consent forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-760.00.html --- # Website Shortcuts This page provides a comprehensive list of URL shortcuts for Northwestern Michigan College, designed to forward users from short, legible addresses to specific long-form pages across the website, including academic programs, student services, and administrative departments. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/web-shortcuts.html --- # Access to Student Information Procedure This page outlines the procedures and guidelines for handling student academic records in compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). It defines 'legitimate educational interest,' lists directory information, provides security guidelines for staff to prevent third-party disclosure, and includes an agreement for employees to sign acknowledging their responsibilities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/ferpa/ferpa-access.html --- # Items for Specific Board Approval This page outlines Board Policy A-106.00, detailing the specific actions and decision-making processes reserved for the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees. These include key responsibilities regarding human resources, finance, educational services, facilities, and general institutional governance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-106.00.html --- # Military Leave Procedure This page outlines the College's procedures for faculty and staff on military leave, including guidelines for differential pay, benefit continuation, notice requirements, return-to-work timelines, and reemployment rights in accordance with USERRA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-727.01.html --- # Admissions The Admissions page for Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) provides prospective students with resources for applying, including application deadlines, transcript requirements, tuition information, and links to request more information or schedule campus visits. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/ --- # NMC Board of Trustees and Staff Policies This page provides a comprehensive directory of Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) policies, categorized by Board of Trustees process policies, Board-President relationship policies, Ends policies, and Institutional Effectiveness Criteria, as well as Human Resources policies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/numbers.html --- # Returning Students This page provides guidance for former NMC students without a degree who wish to return to finish their program or start a new one. It outlines the requirement to update information via an online application if more than two semesters have passed since their last class. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/returning-students/ --- # Associate of Science in Engineering (ASE) This page details the Associate of Science in Engineering (ASE) degree, a science degree designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year institution for science or engineering studies. It outlines the 48-credit Core General Education Requirements and 25 credits of Directed Electives, totaling 73 credits. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.10.html --- # Honors Program This page outlines Staff Policy D-109.00, stating Northwestern Michigan College's policy to maintain an honors program to attract and retain students capable of superior academic achievement. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-109.00.html --- # Aero Park Campus Information regarding the Aero Park Campus, including its location at the Cherry Capital Airport, interactive maps, and descriptions of facilities such as the Aero Park Laboratories, Automotive Service Technology Building, Aviation Hangar, and Parsons-Stulen Building. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/map-aero-park-campus.html --- # Staff Sergeant Drew Kostic Veterans’ Scholarship This page details the Staff Sergeant Drew Kostic Veterans’ Scholarship, established by the board of 22 2 None to support veterans and active military members at NMC. It provides financial assistance for tuition, room, board, and books to eligible students with a minimum 2.8 GPA and at least six credit hours of enrollment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/drew-kostic.html --- # Book Buyback Tips This page provides guidelines and tips for students wishing to sell their textbooks back to the NMC Campus Bookstore, including criteria for acceptance and factors influencing the buyback price. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/buy-back.html --- # Student Services Overview of NMC's Office of Student Services, led by the Vice President for Student Services and Technologies. The office provides comprehensive services including Admissions, Academic Advising, Counseling, Financial Aid, Housing, Records & Registration, and Judicial Affairs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/student-services/ --- # Request a Visit - School Group A page allowing school groups to request a visit to Northwestern Michigan College as part of the future students admissions process. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/future-students/request-visit-group.html --- # What to Do If You've Just Been Sexually Assaulted This page provides immediate guidance and resources for individuals who have experienced sexual assault, including steps for ensuring safety, preserving evidence, seeking medical attention at Munson Medical Center, and accessing campus counseling and security services. It also includes information on reporting sexual misconduct via a dedicated form and filing complaints with the Office for Civil Rights. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/sexual-assault.html --- # Success Story: Skilled trades to transfer, grads showcase NMC’s breadth This page features a success story about the Myers-Rockwood family, highlighting four graduates from the 2022 commencement. The story illustrates the diverse educational paths available at Northwestern Michigan College, ranging from product design and computer science to electrical renewable energy and skilled trades. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/one-family-four-grads.html --- # Schedule a Campus Visit Northwestern Michigan College offers guided in-person tours across five campuses, including the Front Street Campus, Great Lakes Culinary Institute, Aero Park, Aviation, and Great Lakes Maritime Academy. The page provides scheduling options for individual and group tours, virtual information sessions, and contact details for admissions and program-specific specialists. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/schedule-visit.html --- # Meet Our International Students This page features personal testimonials from international students from Moldova, Nigeria, and Mali, highlighting their positive experiences with Northwestern Michigan College (NMC), its supportive faculty, campus resources, and the International Student Club. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/about-nmc/meet-our-international-students.html --- # Investment Policy This page outlines Board Policy A-106.02 regarding the investment of funds for Northwestern Michigan College. It defines the purpose, scope, and primary objectives—safety, diversification, and liquidity—while delegating management authority to the Vice President of Finance and Administration and listing permissible investment instruments in accordance with the Michigan Community College Act. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-106.02.html --- # Multicultural Club The NMC Multicultural Club fosters relations between international and domestic students, promoting diversity, community contribution, and the sharing of global perspectives and cultures through social events and meetings. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/multicultural-club.html --- # I-901 Fee & Visa Interview Process This page provides guidance for international students on the process of obtaining an F-1 visa, including paying the SEVIS I-901 fee, scheduling and preparing for the U.S. Embassy or Consulate interview, and maintaining communication with NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/becoming-an-f1-student/1-901-fee-visa-interview-process.html --- # Work-Study Process This page outlines the requirements and application process for Federal Work-Study Programs at NMC. It details eligibility criteria, including financial need via FAFSA and minimum credit hour requirements, and provides a link for students to apply for student employee positions online. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/work-study.html --- # FAQs Frequently asked questions regarding the 21-and-older apartments, covering topics such as unit sizes, security deposits, financial aid usage, pet policies, and the application process for the waiting list. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/faqs/ --- # My NMC Story An outreach effort inviting alumni, volunteers, patrons, and others connected to Northwestern Michigan College to share their personal experiences and stories about why the college is meaningful to them. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/ --- # Loading Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/search.html --- # 1973 film footage provided by Rich Brauer A page featuring 1973 film footage provided by Rich Brauer, located within the History & Archives section of the About NMC site. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/nmc-1973.html --- # Requests for Proposals (RFPs) This page lists available requests for proposals (RFPs) open for bid at NMC, including a current proposal for a Facilities Condition Assessment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/finance-administration/requests-for-proposals/ --- # Who We Are An overview of the NMC Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to supporting Northwestern Michigan College through fundraising, community advocacy, and financial transparency. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/about/ --- # Find Housing Off Campus This page provides guidance for NMC students seeking off-campus housing, including financial considerations, transportation needs, and checklists for selecting a rental. It also lists several third-party real estate websites for searching for local apartments and houses. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/find-housing-off-campus.html --- # Consortium Agreements This page explains consortium agreements, which allow students to receive financial aid while attending two or more eligible schools. It details the differences between articulation and consortium agreements, defines 'Home' and 'Host' schools, outlines payment responsibilities, and provides guidance on how to establish an agreement and request deferment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/consortium-agreements.html --- # NMC Children’s Learning Center Information about the NMC Children’s Learning Center, a partnership with Munson Healthcare and Head Start. The center offers childcare for children ages 3–5 with flexible weekly scheduling and extended hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/child-care-center.html --- # Keep Learning This page provides students with essential resources for continued learning, including course schedules, technical support via the Technology Help Desk, information on learning management tools like Moodle, Zoom, and Google Suite, and accessibility services for students with disabilities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/keep-learning/ --- # Dennos Museum Center Code of Ethics This document outlines the ethical and professional standards for the Dennos Museum Center (DMC) at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines guidelines for governance, collection management, acquisitions, and disposal to ensure public trust and professional integrity, aligning with standards from AAM, AAMG, and ICOM. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-501.01-Dennos-Museum-Code-of-Ethics.html --- # Job Sharing Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy allowing regular administrative, professional, technical/paraprofessional, and support staff to share the responsibilities of a single full-time position, provided productivity and costs are not negatively impacted and it serves the College's best interests. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-758.00.html --- # Academic Advising Academic Advisors provide support to students to help them discover, discuss, and develop academic goals. The page offers resources regarding career exploration, course selection, program requirements, transfer guides, and registration processes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/academic-advising/ --- # Assessment of Student Learning This page outlines Staff Policy D-102.00 regarding the Assessment of Student Learning at Northwestern Michigan College. It establishes a commitment to continuous improvement by identifying learning outcomes, utilizing assessment measures to evaluate teaching effectiveness, and using those results to enhance instruction. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-102.00.html --- # Faculty Teaching Credential Requirements Policy This policy outlines the minimum academic and professional qualifications required for faculty, adjunct faculty, and teaching staff at Northwestern Michigan College, distinguishing between general education and occupational coursework requirements in alignment with Higher Learning Commission guidelines. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-762.00.html --- # Brand and Identity This page serves as a hub for Northwestern Michigan College's brand and identity resources, providing links to logos, colors, media resources, photography, news, publications, and typography. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/brand-and-identity-2025/ --- # Success story: GLCI thrives amid year of change This page highlights the Great Lakes Culinary Institute's (GLCI) efforts to improve sustainability and student success. Key initiatives include transitioning to eight-week course formats, reducing food costs, creating new revenue streams through master classes and in-house butchery, and maximizing the use of the Lobdell’s space for public events and dining. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/glci-thrives.html --- # Related Links A resource page providing links to NMC policies regarding campus safety, external emergency services such as local police and fire departments, and national emergency preparedness organizations like FEMA and the DHS. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/related-links.html --- # Community College Guarantee The Community College Guarantee allows Michigan high school and GED graduates (class of 2025 and beyond) to earn an associate degree or certificate tuition-free if living in Grand Traverse County, or at a reduced price if outside the district. Eligible students must enroll full-time and complete the FAFSA within 15 months of graduation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/community-college-guarantee.html --- # Judicial Affairs This page provides contact information for the Judicial Affairs Office and key personnel, including the Associate Dean of Campus and Residence Life and the Dean of Students, as part of the Student Services department. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/judicial-affairs/ --- # Enrollment Services A one-stop student-focused central location providing support for Admissions, Registration, Financial Aid, and Payment Options at Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/enrollment-services.html --- # Off-Campus Travel This page provides guidelines for student organizations traveling off-campus, including requirements for advisor coordination, vehicle usage restrictions, overnight parking instructions, and the necessity of completing a liability waiver. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/resources-for-groups/off-campus-travel.html --- # Page A thank-you message acknowledging donor support that enables continued community learning programs including certificate programs, culinary masterclasses, College for Kids, and Coffee Chats, making programming available to more learners. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/ees.html --- # Learning Outcomes This page outlines Staff Policy D-101.00 regarding the Institutional Effectiveness Criterion for Scholarship. It empowers faculty and staff to use professional judgment and creative leadership to pursue learning outcomes at NMC while ensuring responsible resource management and adherence to legal and board policies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-101.00.html --- # Bereavement Leave Policy This page outlines the bereavement leave policy (Staff HR Policy D-724.00) for full- and part-time faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College, providing paid leave for the death of a family member subject to supervisor approval. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-724.00.html --- # Conflict Resolution Policy – Faculty and Staff This policy outlines the availability of internal channels for non-provisional faculty and non-probationary staff at Northwestern Michigan College to address employment-related problems and conflicts, including the development of informal solutions and formal grievance procedures. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-706.00.html --- # Emergency Alert System Northwestern Michigan College provides an optional opt-in emergency alert system to communicate time-sensitive safety issues and campus closures via SMS text messages, email, and on-campus computer screens. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/services/emergency-alert-system.html --- # Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Procedure This staff procedure (D-747.01) outlines how Northwestern Michigan College complies with HIPAA regulations regarding the use, disclosure, and protection of employee and plan member Protected Health Information (PHI), as well as the rights of individuals to access and amend their records. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-747.01.html --- # Levels & Types of Policy This page outlines the NMC policy governance model, detailing the distinctions between Board Policy (broad guiding statements categorized into Process, Board-President Relationship, Ends, and Parameters policies) and Staff Policy (operational interpretations and means statements), as well as the role of Staff Procedures in implementation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/levels-types.html --- # Information for Current Students This page provides a directory of resources and guidance for current international students at NMC, including links to apply for campus jobs, obtain identification, manage study programs, and access forms, documents, and office hours. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/ --- # Zoom Backgrounds A page providing custom Zoom backgrounds featuring various NMC logos and campus locations for users to show their Hawk Owl pride. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/digital.html --- # Class Cancellations This page provides a real-time list of daily class cancellations for NMC academic classes. It offers guidance for faculty on how to submit cancellations and provides contact information for students and those attending campus events at the Dennos Museum Center, Extended Education & Training, Great Lakes Culinary Institute, and Hagerty Conference Center. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/class-cancellations.html --- # Financial Literacy This page provides educational resources and guidance for college students on managing their finances, covering key topics such as budgeting, understanding credit reports and scores, saving and investing strategies, and smart debt management. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/financial-literacy.html --- # College Drive Apartments Gallery A photo gallery showcasing the interior and exterior of one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments at College Drive for students 21 and older. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/apartment-gallery.html --- # Returning Student Checklist A guide for returning students at NMC, outlining necessary steps for re-enrollment including application updates, financial aid requirements, transcript submission, password renewal, academic advising, and purchasing books. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/returning-students/checklist.html --- # Hiring of Staff Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to equal opportunity employment and details the structured process for hiring staff. It defines the composition and responsibilities of search committees, the roles of various college officials—from the Director of Human Resources to the President and Board of Trustees—and the general principles for filling faculty and staff positions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-759.00.html --- # NMC Motorsports Team NMC Motorsports is a student-led initiative at Northern Michigan College focused on the funding, organization, and marketing of an engineering race program. The team utilizes trades and manufacturing technology to design and construct a vehicle for global competition with the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/nmc-motorsports.html --- # Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award This page provides information about the Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award, established in 1999 to recognize teaching excellence, innovation, and dedication. It features a comprehensive list of award recipients from 1999 to 2026 and provides a nomination form for students to recognize outstanding instructors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/cie/adjunct-faculty-award.html --- # Financial Aid Events This page provides information on financial aid events and resources at Northwestern Michigan College, including Quick Start monthly help sessions, walk-in availability at Enrollment Services, and options to schedule 1:1 FAFSA assistance. It also outlines types of financial aid such as grants, work-study, and loans. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/financial-aid-events.html --- # Major/Career Options This page provides resources to help students explore career and major options, including links to occupational outlook tools, academic program descriptions, and transfer resources. It also encourages students to meet with an NMC Academic and Career Advisor for personalized guidance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/pathway-explore-options.html --- # Marine Technology Society Student Section This page describes the Marine Technology Society Student Section at NMC, which provides networking, professional development, and social opportunities for students interested in marine technology, hydrography, and the marine industry. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/marine-technology-society.html --- # Terms and Conditions This page outlines the terms and conditions for financial aid recipients at NMC, detailing how aid may be adjusted, the responsibility for debt and official course withdrawal, eligibility requirements regarding academic progress and attendance, and the process for refunds and Title IV returns. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/terms-and-conditions.html --- # Meet Your NMC Foundation Board This page provides a comprehensive list of the NMC Foundation Board members, including officers, general, honorary, and emeritus members. It also outlines the FY 2025–2026 meeting schedules and provides links to meeting notices and agendas for the Foundation Board, Executive Committee, Finance & Audit Committee, and Board Development Committee. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/about/foundation-board.html --- # Classification Compensation Plan Policy This policy outlines the process for determining staff salary increase levels at NMC. It establishes the use of peer organizations for annual comparison studies and benchmark surveys to ensure salary scales remain competitive, targeting the third quartile of peers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-733.00.html --- # Registration Checklist A comprehensive guide for students to register for classes, including verifying areas of study, using My Academic Plan (MAP), meeting with advisors, organizing financial aid, and completing the registration and payment process. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/registration-checklist.html --- # Environmental Stewardship This page outlines Staff Policy D-505.14, detailing Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to sustainability. The policy focuses on balancing sustainable practices with academic excellence and fiscal responsibility, minimizing resource consumption, and implementing sustainability indicators across campus operations and academic practices. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.14.html --- # NMC: The First Fifty Years A page dedicated to the first fifty years of Northwestern Michigan College, featuring a video about the institution's early history. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/the-first-fifty-years.html --- # Research & Data This page provides access to institutional research and data for Northwestern Michigan College, including community survey results, HLC annual data updates, and economic impact studies, along with links to external educational data centers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/research-and-data/ --- # 2026 Sponsors This page lists the sponsors and in-kind donors for the 2026 NMC Scholarship Open golf outing. It details various sponsorship tiers, ranging from $300 to $10,000, outlining the benefits and scholarship support provided by each level, and provides a way for organizations to apply for available sponsorships. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/scholarship-open/open-sponsor-signup-and-benefits.html --- # Success Story: NMC figures prominently in new state economic strategy Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) is featured in Michigan's first-ever Maritime Strategy, highlighting the college's role in workforce training and innovation. The page discusses the contributions of the Great Lakes Maritime Academy, the Great Lakes Water Studies Institute, and the upcoming Freshwater Research & Innovation Center to the state's maritime economic goals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/michigan-maritime-strategy.html --- # Committee Appointments This page lists the 2026 committee appointments for the Board of Trustees, including memberships for the Audit, Building & Site, Fellows Nominating, Foundation Board, MCCA, Policy, Executive, and Presidential Performance & Compensation committees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/committee-appointments.html --- # Operations This page outlines Board Policy D-500.00 regarding the institutional effectiveness of Northwestern Michigan College operations. It defines the President's authority and responsibilities concerning governance, human resources for unionized and non-unionized employees, fiscal management, facilities maintenance, and general administrative practices to ensure ethical and legal compliance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-500.00.html --- # Facts & Statistics This page provides key data and statistics about Northwestern Michigan College, including enrollment numbers, graduation success rates, student demographics, faculty experience, tuition value, and financial aid availability. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/facts/ --- # NMC Campuses This page provides an overview and navigation maps for Northwestern Michigan College's various campus locations in Traverse City, including the Front Street, Great Lakes, Aero Park, Boardman Lake campuses, and the Rogers Observatory. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/ --- # Minor Children on Campus Staff Policy D-505.091 outlines the requirement that children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, or caretaker at all times on College property, unless attending a College sponsored class or activity. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.091.html --- # Students with the Office of Possibilities This page provides information about the 'Students with the Office of Possibilities' (SOOPS), a student group for like-minded change-makers, entrepreneurs, and those with ideas to improve the campus and world. It includes their mission statement, weekly meeting details, and contact information for the student group advisor and leader. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/soops.html --- # Success story: Community College Guarantee, Reconnect showing results This page highlights the positive impact of the Community College Guarantee and Michigan Reconnect scholarship programs on NMC's class of 2026, noting a 10% increase in graduates and a rise in degrees and certificates earned. It discusses how these programs remove financial barriers to help students achieve post-high school credentials, contributing to Michigan's Sixty by 30 goal. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/ccg-mi-reconnect-showing-results.html --- # Repeating Courses This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy on repeating courses to improve a student's cumulative GPA. It specifies that while all attempts appear on the transcript, only the last grade counts toward the GPA, and most courses can be taken a maximum of three times. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/repeating-courses.html --- # Success Stories from 2021 A collection of success stories and news highlights from 2021 featuring students, faculty, alumni, and institutional achievements at Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/ --- # NMC Commencement for the Class of 2022 This page provides details and memories from the Northwestern Michigan College Class of 2022 commencement ceremonies held on May 7, 2022. It includes the schedule of ceremonies by degree type, links to video recordings of the events, and a photo gallery for graduates and attendees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/commencement-2022.html --- # Success Story: Commitment Scholarship expands access This page highlights the expansion of the NMC Commitment Scholarship, which now allows prospective first-generation college students in the six-county area to self-nominate. It provides financial aid of up to $2,000 per year for three years and features success stories from students like Kai Collins and Gillian Lovett who benefited from the program. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/commitment-scholarship-expands-access.html --- # Success Stories from 2023 A collection of success stories from 2023 featuring various achievements, new credentials, and partnerships at Northwestern Michigan College, covering topics from the Police Academy and Esports to health care scholarships and drone education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/ --- # Success story: Early adoption leads to embrace of technology advances This page features a success story about Northwestern Michigan College's 25-year journey with online education, highlighting instructor Michael Emerson's experience from a 1998 pilot project to the college's current strategic goals of increasing online course offerings and improving student completion rates. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/online-education.html --- # Success Story: New culinary sports nutrition certificate traces its roots to Red Wings camp NMC's Great Lakes Culinary Institute is introducing a new two-year sports nutrition certificate to train chefs for collegiate and professional sports teams. Inspired by the institute's long-term catering of the Detroit Red Wings training camp, the program aims to meet the growing demand for performance chefs who can manage the specific nutritional and caloric needs of athletes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/sports-nutrition-certificate.html --- # Success Story: Abundant scholarships something to celebrate This page highlights the increased affordability of higher education at Northwestern Michigan College (NMC), focusing on state scholarship programs like Michigan Reconnect and Michigan Achievement. It details the growth in scholarship funding and the college's efforts to reduce tuition burdens for high school and adult students to help them achieve career goals and financial security. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/affordable-higher-ed.html --- # Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy (Staff HR Policy D-747.00) to comply with HIPAA regulations regarding the use and disclosure of protected health information for employees and plan members. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-747.00.html --- # Success story: 'The partnership we have with NMC is highly impactful.' Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) utilized its Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone waiver to assist local electrical co-ops in inspecting utility poles after a devastating ice storm. This success led to NMC joining the NorthSky Consortium to establish a permanent BVLOS drone corridor for testing and advanced aerial mobility in northern Michigan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/storm-tested.html --- # Student Stories A collection of testimonials from NMC students—including Matt, Emmett, Amy, Paul, Falechia, Kaylie, and Megan—highlighting how donor scholarships and financial support helped them overcome personal and financial hardships to pursue their careers in law enforcement, maritime studies, culinary arts, nursing, and other fields. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/impact/impact-stories.html --- # College Edge College Edge is a free preparatory program for students planning to attend NMC in Fall 2026. It offers hybrid math and English courses, student success skill-building, and a $250 scholarship upon successful completion. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-success/college-edge.html --- # Swing Dance Club The Swing Dance Club welcomes dancers of all skill levels to gather and have fun. The club hosts weekly events on Saturdays from 7–9 p.m. in the Phys Ed building's Dance studio. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/swing-dance.html --- # High School Enrollment This page provides information for high school students looking to start college early, highlighting benefits such as potentially free tuition and transferable credits. It outlines eligibility for the Community College Guarantee and provides links to programs like Dual Enrollment, Early College, and Advanced Scientific Research. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/ --- # NMC ID Cards Information on how students, faculty, and staff can obtain an NMC ID card from the Campus Safety & Security office, including photo upload instructions and a list of local businesses offering discounts to ID holders. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/services/nmc-ids.html --- # Success Story: Student nurses volunteer at Hagerty Center clinic This page features a success story from March 17, 2021, detailing how senior nursing students at Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) volunteered at a mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Hagerty Center. The initiative provided students with community health care experience and supported the Grand Traverse Health Department in achieving high vaccination rates in the region. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/nursing-students-vaccinate.html --- # Configuring Advanced Authentication TOTP Method A step-by-step guide for NMC users to set up Time-Based One Time Password (TOTP) multi-factor authentication using a smartphone authenticator app like Google Authenticator. It covers installation, linking the app via auth.nmc.edu, and finalizing the configuration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/configuring-advanced-authentication-totp.html --- # Ask Us About... Identity Theft This page provides information regarding identity theft, highlighting its prevalence among young adults and the importance of protection. It instructs students who believe their identity has been compromised to report it immediately to Campus Safety for assistance in filing a criminal report. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/ask-about/id-theft.html --- # Finding Books This page provides instructions for students on how to find required textbooks for their classes via the NMC Campus Bookstore online shop, using either their student ID or specific course filters. It also mentions the availability dates for term books and the option to purchase or rent books in person at the Front Street Campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/finding-books.html --- # Job Sharing Procedure This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-758.01 regarding job sharing procedures at Northwestern Michigan College. It details eligibility requirements, the approval process, performance evaluation, responsibilities during absences or resignations, and guidelines for benefits and scheduling for administrative, professional, and support staff. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-758.01.html --- # Audit Reports This page provides access to downloadable PDF audit reports for Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) and the NMC Foundation, including single audit reports for federal awards, covering fiscal years from 2020-21 through 2024-25. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/finance-administration/audits/ --- # Contact Us Contact information for Summer Housing at Northwestern Michigan College, including office location, general phone and email, and specific contact details for the Residence Life Office Manager. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/summer-housing/contact-summer-housing.html --- # Benefits Applicable to Regular Faculty and Staff Policy This policy outlines the competitive total compensation package provided to regular faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College, listing 17 specific benefits including insurance, leave types, and tuition. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-709.00.html --- # Becoming an F-1 Student This page outlines the step-by-step process for international students to become F-1 students at Northwestern Michigan College, including applying for admission, paying the SEVIS fee, attending visa interviews, and travel requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/becoming-an-f1-student/ --- # Success Story: FRIC officially convenes; $25.2 million raised The Freshwater Research & Innovation Center (FRIC) has officially convened as a nonprofit to foster a 'blue economy' in Traverse City. The 40,000 square foot facility, which will house NMC’s Great Lakes Water Studies Institute and various water-tech startups, has secured $25.2 million in funding and is scheduled for completion in 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/fric-officially-convenes.html --- # Success Story: College committed to veteran students This page features a success story about John Monaghan, a U.S. Navy veteran pursuing a degree in Engineering Technology at NMC. It highlights the college's commitment to veteran students through specific scholarships, military credit conversion, and support services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/college-committed.html --- # SGA Position Descriptions This page outlines the roles and responsibilities of the Student Government Association (SGA) officers, including the President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Marketing & Public Relations Representative. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/sga-position-descriptions.html --- # NMC Payment Agreement This page provides a copy of the payment agreement that Northwestern Michigan College students must accept each semester via NMC Self-Service to register for classes. It outlines financial responsibilities, refund policies, communication consents, and the consequences of defaulting on obligations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/nmc-payment-agreement.html --- # Cultural Enrichment This page outlines Staff Policy D-201.00 regarding cultural enrichment at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines the parameters for faculty and staff leadership in cultural programming, emphasizing ethical behavior, resource management, and neutrality regarding political, social, or religious ideologies, while balancing artistic merit with public safety and institutional policies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-201.00.html --- # Transfer Guides by Program This page provides a comprehensive list of transfer guides organized by program (Business, Communications, Computer Technology, and Engineering) to help students transition from Northwestern Michigan College to various universities, reflecting the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/transfer-guides/transfer-guides-by-program.html --- # Estimating Michigan Reconnect (MREC) Awards This page provides information on how Michigan Reconnect (MREC) awards are calculated and distributed at NMC, explaining that it serves as a last-dollar award for tuition and fees and outlining the impact on in-district versus out-of-district students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/estimating-michigan-reconnect-awards.html --- # Financial Reserves This page outlines Staff Policy D-504.01 regarding the management of financial reserves at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines reserves as net assets used for stability, growth, and compliance, and specifies the roles of the Board of Trustees and the Vice President of Finance and Administration in overseeing these funds. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-504.01.html --- # College Policy Organization This page outlines the NMC policy governance model, which structures the roles and responsibilities of the Board of Trustees and college staff. It defines four categories of Board policies (Process, Board-President Relationship, Ends, and Parameters) and distinguishes between Board Policy, Staff Policy, and Staff Procedures to ensure a clear framework for leadership, vision, and operational implementation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-001.00.html --- # Downloadable Photos A gallery of downloadable images featuring Northwestern Michigan College students, academic programs, and campus landmarks, provided for media use. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/brand-and-identity-2025/photography.html --- # Institutional Effectiveness Criteria This page outlines Board Policy C-104.00 (Ends Policy) for Northwestern Michigan College, defining the institutional goals and criteria for effectiveness across two main categories: Learning (Scholarship, Enrichment, Workforce) and Organization (Partnership, Operations, Champion, Culture). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/C-104.00.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Center for Instructional Excellence, including its physical address at the James J. Beckett Building on the Front Street Campus and its phone number. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/cie/contact-cie.html --- # Success Story: Study abroad returns NMC has resumed its short-term study abroad experiences after a hiatus since 2019. In the spring of 2022, 50 students from various academic fields, including nursing, culinary, and water studies, traveled to the UK, France, Spain, and Colombia to engage in experiential learning and earn global endorsement credentials. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/study-abroad-returns.html --- # Page Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/give-music.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for Student Services at Northwestern Michigan College, including the office address at the Tanis Building and contact details for the Dean of Students, Lisa Thomas. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/student-services/contact-student-services.html --- # Textbook Rental The Textbook Rental program allows students to rent textbooks for a semester to save money. The page details the rental process, rules regarding markings and damage, return requirements, payment options, and policies for students who drop or withdraw from classes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/book-rental.html --- # Connect With Us! Contact information and staff directory for the NMC Foundation, including office hours, location, and specific contact details for advancement and development personnel. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/about/contact-us.html --- # Board of Trustees Bylaws This page outlines the bylaws for the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees, detailing procedures for annual, regular, special, and emergency meetings, quorum requirements, trustee qualifications, terms of office, and the process for filling vacancies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-100.00.html --- # Andrew K. Robitshek, Treasurer Biographical profile of Andrew K. Robitshek, Treasurer of the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees, detailing his academic background, professional role as President of Bay Motor Products, and his various contributions and ties to the college. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/andrew-robitshek.html --- # Academic Courses This page lists inherently global courses and specific global-focused course sections that count toward the Global Endorsement at NMC. It specifies that students must complete at least three such courses with a grade of 2.5 or above to fulfill the endorsement requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/global-endorsement/academic-courses.html --- # Center for Instructional Excellence The Center for Instructional Excellence (CIE) supports student learning by encouraging faculty-driven initiatives and professional development. It manages conference and training funding, faculty sabbaticals, and the Faculty Excellence Awards, partnering with the Center for Teaching and Learning, the NMC Library, and the Professional Development Institute. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/cie/ --- # Phi Theta Kappa The page provides information about the Alpha Rho Pi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at NMC, including its mission to encourage academic achievement, membership requirements (3.5 GPA and 12+ credits), meeting schedules, community endeavors, and a list of recent awards and leadership. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/phi-theta-kappa.html --- # Michigan Public School Employees Retirement System (MPSERS) Policy This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-730.00 regarding the Michigan Public School Employees Retirement System (MPSERS), stating that most employees of Northwestern Michigan College are required by law to be members of the system unless they qualify for an optional retirement plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-730.00.html --- # Success Story: Lasting Legacy. Bold Tomorrow. NMC marks 75 years Northwestern Michigan College celebrates its 75th anniversary as the state’s first community college. The celebration includes the introduction of a special 2026 class of Outstanding Alumni, the recognition of Legacy recipients, and a series of public events including a block party, history walk, and anniversary celebration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/nmc-marks-75-years.html --- # Reports This page provides access to campus safety and security reports for Northwestern Michigan College, including the Clery Report, Daily Crime Log, and links to the Michigan State Police Sex Offender Registry. It also outlines the college's procedures for emergency alerts and timely warnings regarding campus threats. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/reports/ --- # College Night An annual event for high school students and parents to meet representatives from over 40 colleges, universities, and military branches, and learn about financial aid, scholarships, and dual enrollment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/college-night.html --- # 1960s A media gallery featuring historical photographs from the 1960s at Northwestern Michigan College, including aerial views of the campus, the construction and interior of the Osterlin Library, and various classroom and student activities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/1960s.html --- # Recreation and Intramural Sports This page outlines the mission of the Intramural Sports Staff at NMC, which is to provide students with an enjoyable, positive, and competitive organized sports experience. It provides links to an intramural gallery and contact information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/intramural-sports/ --- # Success story: Traditional and returning students find opportunity at NMC This page highlights the success of students Gabe Parrish and Jim Schiffer in NMC's Surveying Technology program. It discusses the industry's workforce shortage, the program's comprehensive land, marine, and air applications, and the support provided by industry donors and high-end equipment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/surveying-industry-invests-in-nmc.html --- # Success Story: Harnessing entrepreneurial energy This page highlights a student success story featuring Max Streeter and John Monaghan, who developed a 3D printer ink cartridge kit. The story emphasizes NMC's commitment to experiential learning and the college's participation in Northern Michigan Startup Week, showcasing how students apply design thinking and project management to create innovative products. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/harnessing-entrepreneurial-energy.html --- # Benefits Applicable to All Regular Faculty and Administrative-Managerial Staff Policy This policy outlines the benefits available to regular faculty and executive, administrative professional, and technical/paraprofessional staff at Northwestern Michigan College, specifically referencing the NMC Optional Retirement Plan and the Michigan Public School Employees Retirement System (MPSERS). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-710.00.html --- # Holiday greetings from NMC! A holiday message from President Nick Nissley and Northwestern Michigan College, including holiday closure dates for all campuses and specific open dates for the Dennos Museum Center. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/nmc-holiday-video.html --- # Tutoring Center The Tutoring Center provides individual and drop-in tutoring, study skills assistance, and resources for students experiencing academic difficulties. It features a dedicated Math and Science Center and offers both in-person and virtual tutoring options. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/tutoring-center.html --- # Life Insurance Policy This page outlines Staff HR Policy D-716.00, detailing the $50,000 term life insurance provided by the College to full-time employees, including an additional $50,000 for accidental death or dismemberment and the option to purchase additional coverage through a flexible compensation plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-716.00.html --- # International Baccalaureate (IB) Credit This page outlines the requirements and accepted courses for students seeking college credit at Northwestern Michigan College through the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. It specifies that official transcripts are required and provides a detailed table of subject exams, corresponding NMC courses, required scores, and credit values. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/international-baccalaureate-credit.html --- # Success Story: Second competition for technology solutions to Great Lakes issues underway at NMC This page highlights the Great Lakes Blue Tech Challenge at NMC, focusing on innovators like Vernon Lalone of Wave Lumina and student Mark Dragovich. It describes how the competition and NMC's lab facilities support the development of technology-based solutions for Great Lakes environmental issues, such as PFAS testing and freshwater science education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/seeding-startup-success.html --- # Pre-Orientation Checklist This page provides incoming students with a comprehensive checklist of tasks to complete before attending orientation, including submitting transcripts, completing math and English placement testing, activating NMC IDs, and applying for financial aid and scholarships. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/launchpad/pre-orientation-checklist.html --- # Contact the Tutoring Center This page provides contact information for the Tutoring Center at Northwestern Michigan College, including its physical address at the Osterlin Building on the Main Campus, phone number, fax, and email address. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/contact-tutoring.html --- # Archived 2021 Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes This page provides an archive of the 2021 Board of Trustees meeting materials, including agendas, packets, and minutes for general board meetings, executive committees, and special sessions. It also lists future meeting dates for 2026 and 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/2021/ --- # Share your news and accomplishments! A page for alumni to update their information or submit notes for future alumni newsletters via a form. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/keep-in-touch.html --- # Contact Disability Support This page provides contact information and appointment instructions for the Coordinator of Disability Support at Northwestern Michigan College, including their email, phone number, and physical location in the Osterlin Building. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/contact-support.html --- # Request an NMC Transcript This page provides instructions and options for students and alumni to request official academic transcripts from Northwestern Michigan College via Parchment or NMC Self-Service. It includes pricing for various delivery methods, information on unofficial transcripts, and contact details for Enrollment Services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/request-nmc-transcript.html --- # Career & Majors Fair 2026 NMC's 20th annual Career & Majors Fair held on April 10, 2026, at the Great Lakes Campus. The event connects students and the public with regional employers and academic pathways, featuring a focus on the Sixty by 30 Initiatives and Michigan Reconnect. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/career-fair/ --- # Student Employment This page provides information for students seeking on-campus employment, including weekly hour limits, potential work locations, and instructions on how to apply via the MyNMC portal. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/career-advising/student-employment.html --- # Contact a Success Coach This page provides contact information for the Student Success Coaching office at Northwestern Michigan College, including their physical address, phone number, and email. It also directs prospective students to the admissions department. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-success/contact-student-success-center.html --- # Page Appeal for donations to fund repairs in the Dennos Museum's Janis Community Room, supporting the museum's broader work. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/give-dmcgivingtuesday.html --- # Writing & Reading Center Employment This page details employment opportunities for students in the Writing & Reading Center (WRC), including roles for Teaching Assistants and Readers. It outlines the academic requirements, recommendations needed, work-hour flexibility, and the application timeline, which typically occurs during the Spring and Summer semesters. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/writing-center/employment.html --- # Success Story: NMC distributes $5.2 million to students over 18 months Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) announced the distribution of $5.2 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds to students since April 2020. The page highlights the college's efforts to support student affordability through rapid fund disbursement, the NMC Foundation scholarships, participation in the Michigan Reconnect program, open educational resources, and the NMC Food Pantry. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/stewarding-covid-relief-funds.html --- # Writing & Reading Center The Writing & Reading Center (WRC) provides NMC students with peer assistance for all stages of the writing process and reading comprehension strategies. Services include help with class papers, scholarship essays, and personal statements via in-person or Zoom appointments. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/writing-center/ --- # Campus Emergency Phone Locations This page provides a detailed directory of campus emergency phone locations across the Front Street, Aero Park, Boardman Lake, and Great Lakes campuses, including specific building locations and parking lot placements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/services/campus-emergency-phone-locations.html --- # The Democratic Party Club The Democratic Party Club aims to educate students and increase civic engagement regarding upcoming elections for the Democratic Party. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/democratic-party-club.html --- # Residency This page explains how residency and tuition rates are determined for students. It provides guidance on requesting a residency review via a petition, outlines the necessary supporting documentation, specifies deadlines tied to the academic calendar, and clarifies that college-owned housing does not qualify for residency status. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/residency.html --- # Trespass This page outlines Staff Policy D-505.12 regarding trespass regulations at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the purpose of protecting individuals and property, defines restricted areas, establishes procedures for emergency removal, and explains the authority and process for issuing No Trespass Orders and handling acts of misconduct. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.12.html --- # NASO Page providing contact information for the NASO student group, including the student contact and faculty advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/naso.html --- # Policies & Procedures This page outlines the academic policies and procedures for Northwestern Michigan College, covering topics such as academic probation, suspension, attendance, residency, FERPA, and credit transfer agreements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/ --- # 2026 Outstanding Alumni Northwestern Michigan College is celebrating its 75th anniversary by recognizing the 2026 Outstanding Alumni class, featuring over five dozen former students who have made exceptional contributions to their careers and communities while embodying NMC values. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/outstanding-alumni-2026.html --- # Promotion and Project Request Form A request form for promoting NMC announcements, programs, or events, and for ordering NMC-related promotional materials. It directs users to a separate form for website updates and provides information regarding public posts via Intercom and Student News. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/promotion-request.html --- # Consumer Information This page provides essential consumer and safety information for students, including institutional disclosures, financial aid policies, campus security reports, student record confidentiality (FERPA), and voter registration resources required by state and federal regulations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/consumer-information.html --- # Critt Happens Critt Happens is a student group at NMC dedicated to tabletop role-playing games, providing a welcoming community to develop skills in math, English, and social development through gaming. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/critt-happens.html --- # My Academic Plan (MAP) This page introduces My Academic Plan (MAP), a web-based degree tracking and academic planning tool for NMC students. It provides guidance on how to access MAP, use audits to track degree requirements, explore different programs via the 'What If' feature, and prepare for course registration through advisor appointments and the course schedule. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/academic-advising/my-academic-plan.html --- # NMC Global Endorsement The NMC Global Endorsement is a voluntary certification added to a student's transcript, recognizing the development of global awareness and understanding. Students earn this endorsement by accumulating 100 points through academic and experiential learning activities and completing a final capstone presentation to enhance their future success in an interconnected world. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/global-endorsement/ --- # Missing Persons Policy for Residential Students This policy establishes the procedures for responding to reports of missing students residing in on-campus housing at Northwestern Michigan College, as required by the Higher Education Act of 2008. It outlines the criteria for determining if a student is missing, emergency contact designation processes, official notification procedures involving the Security Department and law enforcement, and guidelines for media communications. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.11.html --- # Success Story: Younger adults now eligible as state seeks a better-educated workforce This page highlights the expansion of the Michigan Reconnect program, which now offers tuition assistance to adults ages 21–24 without a college degree. It features testimonials from students David Hipolito and Hannah Ramsby and emphasizes the program's role in improving lifetime earning potential and filling regional skills gaps in northwest Michigan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/mi-reconnect-expands.html --- # Tuition Benefit Policy This policy outlines the eligibility and terms for board-authorized tuition grants available to regular full-time employees, their spouses, and dependent first-generation children at Northwestern Michigan College, as well as pro-rated benefits for eligible part-time staff. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-711.00.html --- # Evaluation of Student Progress This page outlines Staff Policy D-104.00 regarding the evaluation and documentation of student progress toward educational goals and credit-course curricula at Northwestern Michigan College, ensuring compliance with governmental and accreditation standards. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.00.html --- # Accreditation This page provides information regarding Northwestern Michigan College's institutional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), including their current 10-year Open Pathway cycle and reaffirmation status. It also lists various program-specific accreditations for nursing, culinary arts, dental, aviation, and other specialized fields. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/accreditation.html --- # Board of Trustees Governing Style This page outlines Board Policy A-102.00 regarding the governing style of the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees. It details the standards of good practice, roles and responsibilities, and the board's commitment to community advocacy, ethical conduct, and the support of the college's president and operational standards. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-102.00.html --- # Student Life Provides information on how students can get involved at NMC through student clubs, free activities, and support services. The Student Life Office offers personal counseling, emergency assistance, and resources for starting new student groups. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/ --- # Office of Research, Planning & Effectiveness The Office of Research, Planning & Effectiveness (ORPE) collects, analyzes, and disseminates information to identify institutional strengths and opportunities for improvement, facilitating evidence-based decision-making at NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/ --- # Success Story: TC Central grad spending semester in Switzerland This page shares the success story of Ted Roe, a Traverse City Central High School graduate who utilized NMC's dual enrollment program to take advanced math courses. These credits helped him pursue a double major in math and physics at Notre Dame University and eventually secure a semester studying and interning at CERN in Switzerland. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/dual-enrollment-saves-time-money.html --- # Contact Student Financial Services This page provides contact information for the Financial Aid and Student Financial Services staff at Northwestern Michigan College, including phone numbers and email addresses. It also offers links to various types of financial aid, FAFSA appointment scheduling, a tuition calculator, and emergency assistance forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/contact-finaid.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Physical Education department regarding intramural sports, located at the Rajkovich Building on the Front Street Campus in Traverse City, MI. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/intramural-sports/contact-intramural.html --- # Hazard Communication Program This page outlines the Northwestern Michigan College Hazard Communication Program, established in accordance with the Michigan Right-to-Know Law. It details policies for hazard determination, chemical labeling, the maintenance of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), employee training, and safety protocols for non-routine tasks and contractors to ensure the safety of employees exposed to hazardous chemicals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-746.00.html --- # 2024 Economic Impact Study A report detailing the economic contributions of Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) to its service area for FY 2021–22. The study by Lightcast indicates that NMC generated $204.5 million in added income, supporting 3,106 jobs across Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, and Wexford counties through operations spending, student expenditures, and alumni productivity. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/economic-impact-study-2024.html --- # Institutional Effectiveness & Assessment This page provides data and documentation regarding Northwestern Michigan College's institutional effectiveness, including accreditation reports, assessment plans, learner achievement metrics, graduate outcomes, and postsecondary credential earning rates across various CTE programs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/effectiveness-and-assessment/ --- # Summer 2026 Registration / Add / Drop / Refund Dates This page provides the official registration, add, drop, and refund deadlines for the Summer 2026 term, including a detailed grid of dates for various course sessions and contact information for registration and financial aid assistance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/important-dates/drop-add-dates-summer.html --- # Success Story: Eight straight semesters of growth led by high school students NMC has seen record enrollment among high school students, with 613 dual enrolled or Early College students in the spring. This growth is attributed to improved outreach and a 2024 tuition rate change that eliminated out-of-pocket expenses for out-of-district students, supporting the goal of increasing college success and completion rates. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/eight-semesters-of-growth.html --- # Academic Advising Resources This page provides students with a comprehensive set of resources for academic planning, including degree requirements, GPA calculators, transfer guides, course registration instructions, and links to the schedule of classes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/academic-advising/advising-resources.html --- # Solicitation Staff Policy D-505.10 outlines the regulations for solicitation activities on Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) campuses. It defines permitted activities, the approval process for recognized college entities and non-college organizations, approved solicitation areas, restrictions on products, financial accountability, and guidelines for information tables. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.10.html --- # How do I Find Digital Codes? This page provides instructions for students on how to locate digital courseware codes purchased from the bookstore, covering methods for Auto Access program emails, physical store receipts, online order emails, and bookstore account downloads. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/digital-codes.html --- # Child Care Leave Procedure This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-726.01 regarding child care leave at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the request process, coordination with FMLA and other leave policies, medical coverage during leave, and the guarantee of position restoration upon return. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-726.01.html --- # Short-Term Disability Procedure This page outlines the procedures for employees to request and receive Short-Term Disability benefits. It details qualification requirements for accidents and illnesses, the pay schedule (up to 180 days), medical certification requirements, employee responsibilities, and the process for returning to work, including the interaction with FMLA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-721.01.html --- # Logos and Colors This page provides the official brand identity guidelines for Northwestern Michigan College, including downloadable core and extended brand logos in various formats, the institutional color palette (PMS, CMYK, RGB, and HEX), logo usage guidelines, and an email signature template. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/brand-and-identity-2025/logos-and-colors.html --- # Success Story: GLCI responds to regional, industry shifts with new certificate Northwestern Michigan College's Great Lakes Culinary Institute (GLCI) will launch a one-year beverage management certificate in fall 2026. Designed to address growing consumer demand for diverse beverages and handcrafted cocktails, the program emphasizes experiential learning through industry visits and partnerships. Graduates will earn ServSafe and TIPS certifications, marking the third new credential resulting from GLCI's 2021-22 reimagination process. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/beverage-management-certificate.html --- # Media Resources This page provides essential facts, statistics, and demographics about Northwestern Michigan College for media use, including funding, notable academic programs, leadership information, and a directory of communications contacts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/brand-and-identity-2025/media-resources.html --- # Start Here. Transfer Anywhere. This page provides transfer guides and resources for students moving from Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) to various universities, including partner institutions and other Michigan universities. It includes links to admissions pages, transfer credit guides, and course equivalencies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/transfer-guides/ --- # Success Story: EV training expands, next generation takes over D & W This page features a success story about Wayne Moody, the NMC Automotive Technology coordinator, and the transition of his family business, D & W Automotive, to his daughter and son-in-law. It highlights the Automotive Technology program's growth, its participation in Baja endurance racing, and a $120,000 grant to expand electrical vehicle (EV) training to support the northern Michigan economy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/automotive-program-ev-training.html --- # Values This page outlines the core values of Northwestern Michigan College (Board Policy C-102.00), detailing the institutional commitments to learning, integrity, collaboration, respect, inclusion, innovation, stewardship, and excellence. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/C-102.00.html --- # NMC Magazine The NMC Magazine is an award-winning student-run literary magazine that showcases creative writing and design work from the campus community. It produces issues during fall and spring semesters and offers students opportunities to join the design and literary staffs for portfolio development and conference eligibility. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/nmc-magazine.html --- # Scholarships Information regarding scholarship opportunities for international students, including availability of partial tuition scholarships ranging from $250–$1,000 per year and guidance on applying via the International Student Application. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/apply-for-admission/scholarships.html --- # Termination of Employment Policy This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-752.00 regarding the termination of employment at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies the requirements for written resignations, the necessity of exit interviews for regular staff, and the completion of a staff check-out sheet to ensure the release of the final paycheck. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-752.00.html --- # Success Story: CC Guarantee saves regional families $1.68 million This page highlights the impact of the Community College Guarantee (CCG) at Northwestern Michigan College, which provided over $1.68 million in tuition savings for high school graduates across five regional counties. It features a student success story from Kylee Moore and emphasizes the program's role in increasing accessibility to education and skilled trades. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/ccg-saves-families.html --- # Success Story: Leadership realignment creates new executive role Northwestern Michigan College is seeking its first Vice President of Strategic Initiatives. This newly created executive role will lead strategic planning, innovation management, and business partnerships to help the college reach new populations and adult learners, overseeing departments such as the NMC Marine Center and Extended Education & Training. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/new-vp-position.html --- # Alcohol and Illegal Drugs - Regulations This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to a drug-free workplace and learning environment. It establishes standards of conduct prohibiting the unlawful use, possession, or distribution of illegal drugs and alcohol for students, employees, and visitors, while detailing specific regulations for alcohol use in licensed facilities, designated campus areas, and residential spaces. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.08.html --- # Orientation & Testing This page provides information for new and transfer students regarding placement testing for math and English courses, as well as the one-stop Orientation and Registration process designed to help students plan their academic schedules and acquaint themselves with the campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/transfer-students/orientation-testing.html --- # Oleson Center Facility Use This page outlines Staff Policy D-505.04 regarding the use of Northwestern Michigan College's facilities, buildings, and grounds. It details the scheduling process through Central Scheduling, the order of priority for bookings, fee structures, facility use guidelines for external and internal groups, and rules regarding co-sponsored events. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.04.html --- # Page Donation appeal encouraging gifts to support children attending College for Kids program and the Extended Education and Training program's greatest needs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/ees-givingtuesday.html --- # 1970s A media gallery featuring historical photographs from the 1970s at Northwestern Michigan College, including images of campus buildings, students, faculty, and academic activities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/1970s.html --- # Jody N. Lundquist, Vice Chair Biographical profile of Jody N. Lundquist, Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees. It details her appointment, professional background as a CPA and CFO, and her involvement in various community service boards. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/jody-lundquist.html --- # General Education Outcomes Change This page outlines Staff Policy D-101.02, which establishes the official process for reviewing and changing General Education outcomes at Northwestern Michigan College. It details biennial review procedures, the roles of the Curriculum Committee, Policy Council, and administration, and the process for proposing changes outside the regular review cycle. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-101.02.html --- # Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy This page outlines the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements for students receiving federal, state, and institutional financial aid at NMC. It details the qualitative (2.0 GPA) and quantitative (67% completion) standards, maximum time frames for various degree programs, the review process, and the various financial aid statuses including Warning, Suspension, and Probation, as well as the appeals process for reinstating eligibility. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/satisfactory-academic-progress.html --- # Success story: Longest-serving faculty member retires, first BSN student graduates This page highlights two contrasting milestones at NMC: the retirement of Steve Drake, the college's longest-serving faculty member after 53 years, and the achievement of Aliyah Nowlin, the first graduate of the BSN partnership with Davenport University. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/commencement-marks-end-and-beginning.html --- # Dean's List The Dean's List recognizes students with outstanding academic achievement, requiring a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while taking at least five credits. The page provides links to downloadable PDF lists for semesters dating from 2022 through 2026. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/deans-list.html --- # Copyrighted Material & File Sharing This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) regarding the illegal distribution of copyrighted materials. It details the college's actions, including annual student disclosures, the implementation of bandwidth shaping to combat unauthorized distribution, and the provision of legal online content alternatives through EDUCAUSE. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/student-services/copyrighted-material.html --- # Dining Service Locations and Hours This page provides the operating hours and locations for dining services at Northwestern Michigan College, specifically detailing the Hawk Owl Café and Northwest Grind for fall, spring, and summer semesters. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/dining-locations-and-hours.html --- # Vision This page outlines Board Policy C-101.00 (Ends Policy), stating the college's vision to be a global community where all learners unlock their full potential. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/C-101.00.html --- # Turning Point USA Information page for the Turning Point USA student group at Northwestern Michigan College, including faculty advisor contact details. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/tpusa-nmc.html --- # Launchpad The Launchpad page provides new and returning students with fast options to begin their academic careers at NMC, including Quick Start drop-ins, required orientation sessions, and Welcome Week events. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/launchpad/ --- # Contact Us Contact information for the International Services and Service Learning department at Northwestern Michigan College, including staff directory and office location. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/contact-international-services.html --- # Applying for Financial Aid This page provides detailed instructions for new, transfer, and continuing students on how to apply for financial aid at Northwestern Michigan College, specifically focusing on completing the FAFSA, required documentation, and available types of aid. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/how-to-apply.html --- # Alcohol and Illegal Drugs Procedure This staff HR policy (D-744.01) outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to a drug-free workplace and campus. It details prohibitions against the unlawful use, possession, or distribution of controlled substances, potential disciplinary sanctions for employees and students, reporting requirements for government contracts, and available support resources such as the Employee Assistance Program and counseling services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-744.01.html --- # Early College NMC's Early College program allows high school students to earn college credits and potentially an associate degree tuition-free while completing their high school diploma through partnerships with local school districts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/early-college.html --- # NMC Testing Services NMC Testing Services provides exam proctoring and related services for students, faculty, and community members via two locations: the Osterlin Testing Center for academic placements and class tests, and the Professional Testing Center for certifications like FAA, GED, and Pearson Vue. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/testing-centers/ --- # Apply for a job on campus Provides guidelines and a step-by-step process for F-1 international students to seek on-campus employment, including eligibility hours, application tips, and requirements for obtaining a Social Security Card. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/apply-for-a-job-on-campus.html --- # The President’s Club at NMC The President’s Club recognizes donors who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more to the NMC Foundation. Membership offers various benefits based on giving levels, including exclusive college updates, event invitations, and bookstore discounts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/presidents-club.html --- # About NMC An overview of Northwestern Michigan College, highlighting its 60+ programs, affordable tuition, flexible course formats, and student support services. The page also lists associated facilities like the Dennos Museum Center and provides links to the college's mission, job opportunities, and campus maps. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/ --- # Our Services This page outlines the 24-hour services provided by Campus Safety, including security escorts, vehicle jump starts, a confidential tip line, lost and found, and information on the Emergency Alert System and NMC IDs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/services/ --- # 2026 Scholarship Open Information regarding the 2026 Scholarship Open golf outing at Grand Traverse Resort & Spa on August 6, which raises funds for merit-based scholarships for NMC students. The page provides details on event timing, sponsorship opportunities, golfer registration, raffle donations, and volunteer sign-ups. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/scholarship-open/ --- # Success story: Police officers, pilots and more This page highlights the second-year achievements of 'NMC Next,' the college's strategic plan. Key successes include accelerated course delivery for the Police Academy and Culinary Institute, increased experiential learning opportunities, the appointment of a DEI special assistant, new workforce development partnerships, and the expansion of the Aviation program to meet high demand. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/police-officers-pilots-and-more.html --- # Campus Security and Safety This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to maintaining a safe campus environment, detailing the role of the Emergency Management Team and ensuring compliance with the Campus Security Act and other relevant legislative acts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.09.html --- # Degree Requirements Change This page outlines Staff Policy D-105.01, which establishes the formal process for reviewing and changing degree requirements at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the five-year review cycle and the procedure for making changes outside that cycle, involving the Curriculum Committee, Policy Council, Vice President for Educational Services, the President, and the Board of Trustees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.01.html --- # NMC Board of Trustees and Staff Policies This page provides a comprehensive directory of Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) policies governing the Board of Trustees and staff, including administrative practices, human resources, academic requirements, and institutional effectiveness criteria. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/ --- # NMC Esports Game Schedules This page provides the Spring 2024 game schedules and results for the NMC Esports program, covering various games including Hearthstone, Madden '24, Overwatch 2, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, and Valorant across different leagues like NJCAA-E and NACE. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/esports/schedule.html --- # Success Story: 1:1 FAFSA assistance available Jan. 17 through end of February Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) is offering one-on-one in-person and virtual assistance to help students and families navigate the new, simplified FAFSA application. The support includes Walk-In and Virtual Wednesdays from January 17 through February, as well as two dedicated events on January 25 and February 12 focused on financial aid education and application completion. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/fafsa-gets-upgrade.html --- # Student Information Release Form (FERPA) Instructions for students to authorize the release of their information to a third party via the Student Information Release Form located in NMC Self-Service. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/ferpa-release.html --- # Personal Business Leave Policy This policy outlines the provision of paid time-off for regular full and part-time faculty and staff at Northwestern Michigan College to conduct personal business that cannot be handled outside of normal working hours, allowing up to two sick days per year for this purpose. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-725.00.html --- # Information Security Policy This document establishes the Information Security Plan for Northwestern Michigan College, outlining policies for managing IT standards, protecting critical resources, and ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of college data. It defines the scope of application for all college community members, provides key security definitions, and assigns governance responsibilities to the Vice President for Student Services and Technologies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-508.01.html --- # Personal Information Disclosure Policy This policy outlines the responsibility of faculty and staff members to promptly inform Human Resources of changes to personal information, including names, addresses, phone numbers, emergency contacts, educational degrees, beneficiaries, dependents, and marital status. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-741.00.html --- # Employment Readiness The Employment Readiness page provides students with support for resumes, cover letters, and interview practice through the Employment Readiness Specialist, Lisa Baldyga. It also offers links to online resources such as 'What Can I Do With This Major?' and a LinkedIn 101 webinar, as well as links to career fairs, job-seeking tools, and student employment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/career-advising/ --- # Tuition & Fees This page provides detailed tuition rates and fees for Northwestern Michigan College, categorized by residency status and program tiers (General, Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III). It also outlines the components used to calculate the Cost of Attendance (COA), including housing, food, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses, and provides information for dual enrolled or early college students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/tuition-fees/ --- # Apartments Information regarding on-campus one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments at NMC, specifically designated for students aged 21 and older and students with families. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/ --- # Apartment Rates This page provides the monthly rental rates for one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments at College Drive Apartments and Front Street Flats for the Fall 2025 and 2026–2027 periods, including information on utilities, security deposits, and financial aid usage. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/rates-apts.html --- # Kenneth E. Warner Biographical profile of Kenneth E. Warner, a member of the NMC Board of Trustees elected in 2020. He is a retired University of Michigan professor and former dean of the School of Public Health with expertise in tobacco and health policy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/kenneth-e-warner.html --- # Website Update Request and Report Form A form used to request web page updates or report content errors and accessibility issues for NMC's public website. It provides guidance on reporting directory changes via ADP, requesting employee/student site updates via the helpdesk, and managing web shortcuts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/web-request.html --- # NISOD award This page recognizes the recipients of the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) teaching excellence awards at Northwestern Michigan College. It highlights the 2024–25 winners, Melanie Griffith and Bonnie Shumaker, and provides a comprehensive historical list of past recipients dating back to before 1993. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/cie/nisod-award.html --- # Child Care Leave Policy This policy outlines the eligibility and conditions for child care leave at Northwestern Michigan College, allowing eligible employees with at least one year of service to take up to 12 months of leave for the birth or adoption of a child under 18. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-726.00.html --- # Conflict of Interest This page outlines the Northwestern Michigan College policy (Staff Policy D-506.01) regarding ethical relationships and conflicts of interest for faculty and staff. It covers regulations on the sale of products, joint ventures, supplemental employment, confidential information, nepotism, and prohibited relationships with students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.01.html --- # NMC Foundation Events Lists upcoming NMC Foundation fundraising and stewardship events including the Scholarship Celebration (April 17, 2026), A Taste of Success culinary dinner (April 24, 2026), and Scholarship Open golf event (August 6, 2026). These events support student scholarships and connect donors with scholarship recipients. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/events.html --- # Rogers Observatory This page provides location information and facility details for the Rogers Observatory, including its address in Traverse City, MI, and links for visiting, printable maps, and public transportation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/map-rogers-observatory.html --- # Paul J. Kondrat Memorial Fund Memorial page honoring Paul J. Kondrat, a USMC veteran, pilot, teacher, and adventurer who died in an aviation accident on June 18, 2024. His family directs memorial gifts to Northwestern Michigan College to establish the Paul J. Kondrat Fund in honor of his love for flying. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/kondrat-memorial.html --- # Disability Support The Disability Support (DS) office at NMC helps students with disabilities maximize their participation through reasonable accommodations. The page outlines the registration process, which involves meeting with a coordinator, providing medical documentation, and distributing a Letter of Accommodation to instructors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/support-services.html --- # Extended Education Course List This page lists information regarding Extended Education & Training (EES) courses that qualify for Global Endorsement credit. It provides contact details for the Director of International Services and links to course registration and the Global Endorsement application. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/global-endorsement/ees-course-list.html --- # Student Sexual Assault This page outlines Staff Policy D-602.05 regarding the prohibition of sexual misconduct at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines sexual assault, details the reporting process via the Title IX Coordinator, specifies the legal rights of complainants and respondents, and outlines the college's responsibilities for prevention, training, and disciplinary sanctions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.05.html --- # What Is Possible? This page celebrates the success of NMC's 'Be What’s Possible' comprehensive campaign, which raised $40.3 million. It highlights the impact of donor contributions on scholarships, the Fund for NMC, facilities like the Dennos Museum Center and Innovation Center, and overall program support for students and the community. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/campaign/ --- # Contact Records & Registration Contact information for the Records & Registration office at Northwestern Michigan College, including office location, phone numbers, email addresses, and operating hours. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/contact-records.html --- # Appointments and Office Hours This page provides information for current international students regarding scheduling appointments and office hours for faculty, staff, and international advisors at NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/appointments-and-office-hours.html --- # NMC Awards & Recognition Nominations Overview of ways to recognize NMC alumni and supporters, covering three programs: the NMC Fellows Award (highest college honor since 1964), the Outstanding Alumni Award (recognizing graduates since 1988 for professional achievements and community leadership), and the Susanne M. Janis Service Award (honoring transformational volunteer service and philanthropy leadership). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/nominate.html --- # Tobacco-Free NMC Northwestern Michigan College maintains a tobacco-free environment, prohibiting the use and sale of tobacco products, including smoking and vaping, across all campus properties and college-controlled vehicles to promote a healthy learning culture. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/tobacco-free/ --- # Success story: NMC leadership in UAS education continues Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) is launching a standalone associate degree in Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) to replace a previous specialization. This move aims to provide greater flexibility for future industry demands and aligns with gender-neutral terminology. The college's long-standing leadership in drone education has also led to Traverse City being selected by MDOT for air mobility corridor feasibility studies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/standalone-drone-degree.html --- # Enrichment This page outlines Board Policy D-200.00 regarding Institutional Effectiveness Criterion: Enrichment. It defines NMC's commitment to providing lifelong learning, professional development, and cultural enrichment opportunities for regional residents, while granting the President authority to utilize resources to meet these community needs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-200.00.html --- # Flexible Compensation Plan Policy This policy outlines the eligibility of regular, full-time employees to participate in the College's flexible compensation plan, which includes reimbursement accounts for dependent care and unreimbursed health care expenses. It specifies that employees on leaves of absence are ineligible and notes that applicable laws supersede the policy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-715.00.html --- # Faculty Teaching Credential Requirements Procedure This page outlines the procedure for the Office of Human Resources to verify that all instructors, including adjunct faculty and teaching staff, meet the college's faculty qualification requirements via official transcripts and a specific review process for special circumstances. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-762.01.html --- # Harassment - Students This policy (Staff Policy D-602.03) defines prohibited forms of harassment for students, including gender, racial, ethnic, religious, and other protected class harassment. It outlines the duty to report violations to Academic Chairs or the Dean for Enrollment Management and Student Services, the investigation process, protections against retaliation, and potential disciplinary sanctions including suspension or expulsion. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.03.html --- # Champion This page outlines Board Policy D-600.00 regarding the Institutional Effectiveness Criterion: Champion. It defines NMC's commitment to supporting students in a learning-centered environment, detailing the President's authority and responsibilities to ensure student rights, safety, academic support, and accessibility. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-600.00.html --- # Apply for a Social Security Number Provides instructions for international students at NMC to apply for a U.S. Social Security Number, including the required waiting period, necessary documentation such as Form SS-5, I-20/DS-2019, and a campus job offer letter, and the address for the Traverse City Social Security Office. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/apply-for-a-social-security-number.html --- # Electronic & Information Technology Accessibility Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to ensuring its electronic and information technology conforms to W3C WAI WCAG and Section 508 standards. It applies to in-house developed content, purchased software, and third-party services used for organizational or academic business, providing guidelines for compliance, exceptions, and the process for filing complaints. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-507.00.html --- # Mark B. Keely, Chair Biographical profile of Mark B. Keely, Chair of the NMC Board of Trustees. It details his election history, his professional background in real estate development and hospitality, his education at NMC and Ferris State University, and his community involvement as Vice Chair of the Traverse Health Clinic board. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/mark-keely.html --- # Conflict of Interest This page outlines Board Policy A-102.01 regarding Conflict of Interest for Northwestern Michigan College. It defines 'Public Servant' and 'Financial Interest,' establishes procedures for disclosing conflicts, prohibits certain conduct during contract negotiations, and details the requirements for annual statements and disciplinary actions for policy violations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-102.01.html --- # Success story: NMC adds fifth water-related program Northwestern Michigan College is introducing a new associate degree in water quality environmental technology (Wet Tech). This program, the only one of its kind in Michigan, aims to train a workforce for the monitoring and cleanup of waters within the Great Lakes watershed, expanding NMC's leadership in water-related career preparation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/wet-tech-degree.html --- # Grades This page outlines the standard grading system at NMC, including number grades, letter grades (such as S, U, I, W, FA, AU), the definition of academic good standing, and how the Grade Point Average (GPA) is calculated. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/grades/grades.html --- # NMC Alumni Networking Events Spring 2021 Recap of spring 2021 virtual networking events held in conjunction with the NMC Career Fair. Alumni, students, and friends joined Zoom sessions in March to network, share career experiences, and build connections. Events were free and organized by industry track across two evenings. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/networking-events.html --- # Why donate to NMC now? This page encourages donations to The Fund for NMC to support students, education, and the arts, while providing options to give to specific community programs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/give.html --- # Tobacco Free NMC This page outlines Board Policy D-500.02, which prohibits the use, sale, and possession of tobacco products, including vaping and e-cigarettes, on all Northwestern Michigan College properties and college-controlled vehicles to promote a healthy learning environment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-500.02.html --- # Delegation to the President This page outlines Board Policy B-100.00 regarding the Board-President Relationship, specifying that all board authority delegated to staff is vested in the president. It defines the boundaries between board and president domains, the establishment of staff policies, and the protocol for board member interactions with the president. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/B-100.00.html --- # Study Abroad Information regarding Northwestern Michigan College's study abroad opportunities for 2026, featuring programs in Kenya, Scotland, Guatemala, and Italy. The page provides application details, course requirements, risk management forms, and information on the Global Opportunities Scholarship Fund. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/study-abroad.html --- # Thank You - NMC Impact Stories NMC donor thank-you page featuring student impact stories showing how scholarships and support helped students like Matt, Emmett, Amy, Paul, Falechia, Kaylie, Megan, Kathryn, and the Dennos Museum Center community stay in school, change careers, and achieve their goals despite financial hardship. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/impact/ --- # Success story: Highway construction, marine tech, health care offerings all available This page highlights Northwestern Michigan College's (NMC) expansion of microcredentials and short-term skill-based courses. These programs, spanning heavy highway construction, marine tech, survey technologies, and healthcare, are designed to provide rapid professional development and retraining to address regional skills gaps and meet the needs of students and employers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/microcredentials.html --- # Student Success Workshops This page provides information on various workshops designed to help students succeed in college, including 'Tech Talks & Tech Tutoring' for technology support and 'College Success Workshops' hosted by Student Success Coaches via Zoom. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-success/student-success-workshops.html --- # Discrimination and Harassment Complaint Procedure This page outlines the official procedures for filing and investigating complaints regarding unlawful discrimination and harassment at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies the legal frameworks involved, the reporting process for students and employees, the investigation timeline, and the parties responsible for administering the resolution process. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-702.01.html --- # Campaign Steering Committee A list of the individuals serving as Co-Chairs, committee members, and Public Phase Leadership for the campaign steering committee. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/campaign/campaign-leadership.html --- # Cost of Attending This page provides an estimated cost per academic year for international students, detailing tuition, fees, and indirect costs such as books, transportation, and personal expenses. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/apply-for-admission/cost-of-attending.html --- # Pamela T. Horne, Secretary Biography of Pamela T. Horne, Secretary of the Board of Trustees at Northwestern Michigan College. It details her professional background in higher education administration, her roles on various college committees, and her community involvement in Grand Traverse County. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/pamela-horne.html --- # Success story: First official count shows college ahead of goal pace The page highlights the growth of experiential learning (EL) at NMC, reporting that over half of all students participated in an experiential learning opportunity this fall. It features testimonials from faculty and students and notes that the college is on track to meet its strategic goal of providing every credential-seeking student an EL opportunity by 2024. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/experiential-learning-surges-ahead.html --- # Success Story: Experiential Learning Institute aims for new endorsement This page highlights the growth of the Experiential Learning Institute (ELI) at NMC, noting that 92 percent of students had experiential learning opportunities (ELOs) in fall 2023. It discusses the goal of providing ELOs to all degree-seeking students by September 2024 and the potential introduction of a voluntary EL endorsement to help students distinguish themselves in the job market. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/eli-aims-for-endorsement.html --- # Student Organizations This page outlines Staff Policy D-111.00 of Northwestern Michigan College, stating the institution's policy to provide student organizations that enhance the educational experience and the administrative responsibility of the Vice President for Student Services and Technologies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-111.00.html --- # NMC Barbecue This page details the history of the NMC Barbecue, a long-standing northern Michigan tradition started in 1956 by Gerald and Frances Oleson. It highlights the event's community impact, its commitment to becoming a zero-waste event, and the projects funded by its proceeds. The page also notes that 2020 was the final year of the event. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/nmc-barbecue/ --- # Parking Information regarding parking requirements, permit acquisition, and enforcement for students, faculty, and staff at Northwestern Michigan College, including details on handicap parking and metered zones. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/parking/ --- # Dennos Museum Center Facility Use Policy This policy outlines the rules, scheduling priorities, and fees for using the Dennos Museum Center (DMC) facilities at Northwestern Michigan College. It details scheduling responsibilities, rental fees, partnership guidelines for NMC departments, and general facility use regulations, including cancellation policies and user responsibilities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.02.html --- # Board Committees This page outlines the various committees of the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees, including the Audit, Building and Site, Executive, Fellows Nominating, NMC Foundation Board, MCCA, Policy, and Presidential Performance and Compensation committees, detailing their specific responsibilities and roles. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-103.00.html --- # Resources For Groups This page provides essential guidelines and resources for student organizations regarding campus posting, facility use, legal requirements for showing movies on campus, and protocols for off-campus travel. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/resources-for-groups/ --- # Public Relations, Marketing & Communications The Public Relations, Marketing & Communications department shares stories about NMC through internal publications, advertising, and social media, and serves as the liaison between the college and the media. The page provides access to brand guidelines, promotional and web request forms, and a digital toolkit for program brochures. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/ --- # Orientation Day Checklist & Agenda This page provides a sample checklist and schedule for new students attending morning orientation, including check-in, a welcome presentation, and advising and registration for classes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/launchpad/orientation-day-checklist.html --- # After Hours Service Provides students with emergency and after-hours medical resources, including instructions for on-campus students to contact Resident Assistants and contact information for local emergency rooms, urgent care clinics, and crisis centers in Traverse City. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/after-hours.html --- # NMC Writing & Reading Center Courteous Communication and Conduct This page outlines the standards for courteous communication and conduct at the NMC Writing and Reading Center. It emphasizes respectful discourse, a focus on coursework, and the right to a learning environment free from harassment or disruption for both students and WRC Readers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/writing-center/conduct.html --- # Success Story: New first lady Jill Biden will raise community colleges’ profile NMC faculty and staff discuss the positive impact of Dr. Jill Biden's experience as a community college professor on the visibility and support of community colleges nationwide, emphasizing the need for comprehensive student supports and workforce development. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/jill-biden.html --- # Life at NMC: What to Expect This page provides prospective international students with an overview of life at Northwestern Michigan College, including Traverse City's seasonal weather patterns, on-campus housing and dining, student organizations, and local outdoor recreational activities in Northern Michigan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/becoming-an-f1-student/life-at-nmc.html --- # Alcohol & Drug Awareness: Student & Employee Guide This page outlines NMC's commitment to a drug-free workplace and learning environment. It details standards of conduct, prohibited substances, health risks associated with drug and alcohol use, and disciplinary actions for violations. Additionally, it provides a directory of treatment services and contact information for students and employees seeking help. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/alcohol-and-drug-awareness.html --- # Success story: Leading students by example This page features the success story of Alex Walsh, an NMC graduate and Harvard alumnus who returned to NMC as a college completion coach. Through a partnership with the Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) and AmeriCorps, Walsh helps first-generation students navigate their educational journeys, develop academic and financial plans, and explore affordable paths to higher education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/leading-students-by-example.html --- # Page Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/give-iaf.html --- # Financial Aid Complaints This page provides guidance for students who have complaints regarding financial aid, outlining the internal resolution process starting with Financial Aid Specialists and the Director of Financial Aid, as well as providing external resources for further disputes, including the Federal Ombudsman and the Office of Inspector General. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/financial-aid-complaints.html --- # Earning an Additional Associate Degree This page outlines Staff Policy D-105.06 regarding the requirements for students to earn additional associate degrees at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies the need for a minimum of 15 additional earned credits and provides stipulations on degree types, catalog effectiveness, and credit evaluation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.06.html --- # Purchasing This page outlines Staff Policy D-504.02 regarding the purchasing objectives and procedures for Northwestern Michigan College. It details goals for value, fairness, and efficiency, and specifies expenditure limits and bidding requirements for purchases of $50,000 or more. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-504.02.html --- # Holidays Policy This page outlines the official college holidays observed by Northwestern Michigan College, including specific dates like Memorial Day and the winter break from December 24 to January 1. It specifies that faculty and regular staff in annual appointments receive these holidays with pay and notes the administration's role in managing the policy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-718.00.html --- # American Council on Education This page outlines the process and requirements for students to receive college credit for military education based on recommendations from the American Council on Education and the Commission of Accreditation of Service Experience. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/american-council-on-education.html --- # Sabbatical Leave - Staff Procedure This page outlines the policies and procedures for exempt staff at Northwestern Michigan College to apply for and take sabbatical leave. It details eligibility requirements, including seven years of service, the application process, payment options, retirement contributions, and the obligation to return and report on activities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-753.02.html --- # Creating a Culture of Consent This page defines consent and affirmative consent, outlines the importance of a safe campus environment, explains the impact of alcohol on the ability to give consent, and provides information on Michigan state law regarding sexual misconduct. It also provides resources for reporting sexual misconduct and filing complaints with the Office for Civil Rights. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/creating-a-culture-of-consent.html --- # Be an Ambassador This page encourages alumni and supporters to get involved with NMC by becoming ambassadors, participating in campus events, volunteering with partners like the Dennos Museum Center and WNMC, and supporting the NMC Foundation through donations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/give-back.html --- # Military Leave Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to protecting the job rights of employees on military leave, prohibiting discrimination based on uniformed service, and ensuring prompt reemployment and maintenance of benefits for faculty and staff. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-727.00.html --- # Orientation This page provides accepted students with information and registration options for required orientation sessions. It offers both in-person and online formats for Summer and Fall 2026, including details on advisor meetings and class registration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/launchpad/orientation.html --- # Title IX This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to prohibiting sexual misconduct and discrimination under Title IX. It provides information on protected individuals, enforcement policies, reporting procedures for students and employees, and the training programs administered to ensure campus awareness and compliance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/title-ix.html --- # NMC Fellows Gallery A gallery featuring portraits and names of NMC Fellows, dating from 1964 through the 1980s. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/fellows-gallery.html --- # Support for Economic Development This page outlines Staff Policy D-301.00 regarding the support for economic development at Northwestern Michigan College. It empowers faculty and staff to exercise creative leadership and professional judgment in this pursuit, provided they maintain responsible resource management and ethical behavior. It also identifies the Vice Presidents responsible for administering the policy guidelines. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-301.00.html --- # Planning & Budget Council This page provides access to the Planning & Budget Council's documents, specifically featuring Capital Outlay Plans and Project Request forms for fiscal years 2023 through 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/presidents-office/planning-budget-council/ --- # Mission, Vision & Values This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's (NMC) foundational mission to deliver lifelong learning, its vision for a global learning community, and the core values that guide its operations. It also details the college's purposes and strategic directions for enhancing education, student success, diversity, community partnerships, and institutional sustainability. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/mission-vision-values.html --- # Student Loans This page provides information on student loan options available to NMC students, including Federal Direct Loans (Subsidized and Unsubsidized), Parent PLUS Loans, and Alternative Loans. It details eligibility requirements, application processes via studentaid.gov, grade level determinations, and guidance on exit counseling. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/student-loan-process.html --- # Board of Trustees Electronic Communications This page outlines Board Policy A-108.00, detailing the Board of Trustees' obligations regarding electronic communications in compliance with Michigan’s Open Meetings Act (OMA), Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and Historical Commission Act (HCA). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-108.00.html --- # Action Projects This page lists current and completed Action Projects related to institutional effectiveness and assessment at Northwestern Michigan College, including declarations and annual reviews for initiatives like Learning Outcomes and Talent. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/orpe/effectiveness-and-assessment/action-projects/ --- # Tournament Sponsor A list of sponsors and in-kind donors for a tournament, categorized by sponsorship level including Tournament, Golf Ball, Course, Major, Corporate, Affiliate, Partner, Associate, and In-Kind Donors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/scholarship-open/open-sponsorlist.html --- # Success story: Spring registration starts; scholarships encourage retention Northwestern Michigan College has awarded over $2 million in scholarships for the 2024–25 academic year, marking a significant philanthropic milestone. The page highlights student success stories from Caroline Clark and Daniel Heil, while noting a shift toward grant-based financial aid through programs like the Community College Guarantee and Michigan Reconnect to reduce student debt. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/scholarship-milestone.html --- # Student Groups This page provides a comprehensive directory of student organizations at NMC, including academic, interest-based, and identity-focused clubs. It offers resources for group leaders, information on starting new organizations, guidelines for funding via the SGA, and essential administrative forms for campus facility use and promotion. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/ --- # Sign Up for NMC Classes Provides a step-by-step guide for admitted international students to register for classes at NMC, including orientation, academic planning, and using the myNMC portal for registration and payment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/sign-up-for-classes.html --- # Records and Registration Forms This page provides access to various official forms for the NMC Records & Registration Office, including FERPA releases, enrollment forms, and residency petitions. It provides instructions for submitting completed forms via mail to the Traverse City office or by fax. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/forms/ --- # Returning Dual Enrollees Provides instructions for students planning to dual enroll for more than one semester at NMC, including steps for completing a new online application, submitting an Enrollment Authorization Form, and registering for classes via NMC Self-Service. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/returning-dual-enrollees.html --- # Your NMC This page provides resources and support for Foster Care Alumni at NMC, offering personalized assistance with FAFSA, scholarships like the Fostering Futures Scholarship, and connections to Student Services to help students navigate their college journey. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/your-nmc.html --- # Get Credit for Courses Taken Outside the USA This page explains the process for international students to receive credit toward an NMC degree for university courses or degrees completed outside the United States. It details the requirement for professional credential evaluations, estimated costs, timeframes, and provides links to recommended evaluation services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/get-credit-for-courses-taken-elsewhere.html --- # Campus Video Monitors Information regarding the scrolling slideshows displayed on campus video monitors and instructions on how to submit slide requests. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/campus-video-monitors.html --- # Library Staff Policy D-110.00 outlines the commitment of the Mark and Helen Osterlin Library to maintain a diverse collection of print and non-print media aligned with the American Library Association's principles to support the college curriculum and the needs of students, faculty, staff, and the community. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-110.00.html --- # Placement at NMC This page explains the academic placement process for incoming students at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing how math and English levels are determined using GPA and test scores. It provides instructions on where to take placement tests, how to prepare using resources like the Accuplacer Study App and Khan Academy, and how to view placement results via NMC Self-Service. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/placement-guides/ --- # Add a Class This page outlines the process and restrictions for adding a class after online registration has ended, noting that late registration requires permission from the academic department chair and department office manager. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/add-class.html --- # Advanced Scientific Research Program NMC’s Advanced Scientific Research Program (ASRP) allows high school students to conduct independent, long-term scientific research for college credit. Guided by teachers and university mentors, students learn research methodologies through ASR courses and have opportunities to present their work at prestigious competitions like the Flint Regional Science & Engineering Fair and ISEF. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/advanced-scientific-research-program.html --- # Be What’s Possible, the Campaign for NMC Introduction to 'Be What’s Possible,' a comprehensive campaign announced on October 9, 2019, to support all areas of NMC, specifically focusing on The Fund for NMC, facilities, programs, and scholarships. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/campaign/campaign-video.html --- # Together, we make education possible The page invites individuals to engage with the NMC Foundation through event attendance, committee volunteering, award nominations, and learning about the Office of Possibilities to support students and drive regional innovation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/ --- # Welcome to the NMC Esports Program! Information about Northwestern Michigan College's Varsity esports team, including recruitment for various games, scholarship opportunities, athlete requirements, and non-competing roles in coaching and design. The page provides links to join the team, view schedules, and contact program leadership. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/esports/ --- # Class Pitches This page provides a collection of faculty-developed videos designed to help students learn about unique course offerings when they are unsure which classes to pick after reviewing their academic plans and meeting with advisors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/class-pitches.html --- # Archived 2022 Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes This page provides an archive of the 2022 meeting materials and minutes for the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees, including board meetings, presidential performance and compensation committee, audit committee, and other committee notices and packets. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/2022/ --- # Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes This page provides access to agendas, minutes, and notice documents for the Board of Trustees and various committees for 2026, along with the scheduled meeting dates for 2026 and 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/materials-minutes.html --- # College Visit Request A page for coordinating college visits to NMC for those wishing to speak with prospective students on days other than the Transfer Fair. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/college-visit-request.html --- # NMC Presidents A historical record of Northwestern Michigan College presidents and leadership from 1951 to the present. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/nmc-presidents.html --- # Career Exploration This page provides resources to help students explore careers, industry trends, and academic majors. It lists external tools such as the Occupational Outlook Handbook and O*NET, as well as internal services like the Academic & Career Advising Center and Bridges for career counseling and assessment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/career-advising/career-resources.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Finance & Administration department, including office locations, phone numbers, and email addresses for the Vice President for Finance & Administration and the Controller. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/finance-administration/contact-fin-admin.html --- # Tobacco-Free Support NMC provides free workshops, counseling, cessation aids, and nicotine replacement options for students and employees looking to reduce or eliminate tobacco use. Resources include Quit Kits, medical appointments, and specific distribution locations across Main, Aero Park, and Great Lakes campuses. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/tobacco-free/support.html --- # Student Government Association The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as a conduit between NMC students, administration, and the community. The page provides information on SGA's mission, participation requirements for students, historical accomplishments, and contact details for officers and advisors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/sga.html --- # Information Technology Services This page serves as the landing portal for Information Technology Services, providing access to employee resources and contact information for the department. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/information-technology-services/ --- # Board of Trustees This page provides information about the NMC Board of Trustees, including a list of board members, their roles, links to meeting materials, minutes, and video recordings, and contact email addresses for the board and individual trustees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/ --- # Success Story: Apply for Michigan Reconnect by Dec. 31, start spring or summer 2025 This page highlights the Michigan Reconnect program, which offers free in-district tuition to adults without a college degree. It emphasizes a December 31 deadline for 21- to 24-year-olds to apply for the spring or summer 2025 semesters, featuring a testimonial from current student Mitchell Mosley about his experience returning to school for a business degree. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/apply-for-mi-reconnect.html --- # Important Information Regarding NMC's Residence Hall This page provides essential resources for students applying to live in the NMC Residence Hall, including the Residence Hall Handbook, a campus packing checklist, meal plan suggestions, and a loft kit waiver. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/east-hall/important-info.html --- # Big Little Hero Race 2023 NMC professional communications students organized the eighth annual Big Little Hero Race and Future Generation Celebration Music Festival on April 22. The event serves as an experiential learning project to raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Michigan's NMC College for Kids scholarships. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/big-little-hero-race-2023.html --- # NMC Foundation The NMC Foundation page encourages donations to support education and the arts at Northwestern Michigan College. It highlights the impact of scholarships, offers opportunities for alumni involvement, and provides links for online giving. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/ --- # Grade Alert Explains the Grade Alert report card system, which provides students with performance feedback by the midpoint of the academic session. It specifically notes students achieving less than a 2.0 in 15-week courses to encourage instructor contact or course withdrawal to protect their GPA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/grades/grade-alert.html --- # Harassment - Employees Policy Northwestern Michigan College's policy prohibiting harassment of employees, students, customers, and vendors. It defines gender, racial, ethnic, religious, and personal harassment, outlines the duty to report incidents to supervisors or Human Resources, details the investigation process, and specifies sanctions for violations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-703.00.html --- # Test Proctoring Form This page provides instructions and a request form for instructors to arrange test proctoring services at the Student Success Testing Center. It outlines requirements for test submission timelines, appointment types for walk-in and online testing, and provides a link for students to schedule appointments. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/test-proctoring-form.html --- # Contact NMC Testing Services This page provides contact information for NMC Testing Services, including details for the Osterlin Testing Center and the Aero Park Professional Testing Center, as well as a link to the Faculty Test Proctoring Form. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/testing-centers/contact-testing-services.html --- # Alumni This page serves as a hub for Northwestern Michigan College alumni to reconnect with the institution, engage with the community, nominate outstanding alumni, explore job openings at their alma mater, and support the college through donations and continuing education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/ --- # Admission Requirements This page outlines the admission requirements for international students applying to Northwestern Michigan College, distinguishing between new international students and those currently participating in U.S. high school exchange programs. It details necessary documentation, English proficiency scores, and financial requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/apply-for-admission/admission-requirements.html --- # Hawk Owl Café Menu This page provides an overview of the food stations available at the Hawk Owl Café, including the salad bar, deli, grill, pizza, soups, rotating hot entrees, and grab-and-go options. It also provides contact information for dietary needs and links to weekly specials. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/menu.html --- # Young Democratic Socialists of America The Young Democratic Socialists of America is a student organization at NMC dedicated to building a better America through socialist organizing, democratic consensus, and direct action to meet the needs of workers and students on campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/young-democratic-socialists-of-america.html --- # Facilities Use Procedure This page outlines the procedures and policies for using Northwestern Michigan College's property, buildings, and grounds. it details scheduling priorities, fee structures, facility use guidelines, and rules regarding co-sponsored events, catering, and conduct for both internal and external groups. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.01.html --- # Aero Park Professional Testing Center The Aero Park Professional Testing Center provides students and community members access to various professional and workplace certification exams, including those from PSI, Meazure Learning, Certiport, Prometric, Pearson VUE, and Metro Institute. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/testing-centers/professional-testing-center.html --- # Osterlin Testing Center The Osterlin Testing Center provides test proctoring services for NMC students and faculty, including Accuplacer placement exams, CLEP/DSST testing, HESI exams, and certification testing. The center offers both in-person and Zoom proctoring options at the Front Street Campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/testing-centers/osterlin-testing-center.html --- # Success Story: Blue Tech Challenge will award $55K for the third straight year NMC has launched the third annual Great Lakes Blue Tech Challenge, an entrepreneurial pitch competition offering $55,000 in seed funding for innovative solutions impacting the Great Lakes freshwater system. The competition is open to entrepreneurs, startups, and students from the U.S. and Canada, with finalists presenting at the Lakebed 2030 conference on September 17. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/blue-tech-challenge-launches.html --- # Media Community Calendar Contact Information Provides a directory of local print, online, radio, and television media outlets to help users submit public events to community calendars. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/media-resources-contact-information.html --- # Retirees of Northwestern Michigan College A recognition page honoring the legacy of outstanding retirees from Northwestern Michigan College, featuring a comprehensive list of former employees, their job titles, retirement years, and years of service. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/retirees.html --- # Media Galleries A collection of archival media galleries featuring photos and videos from Northwestern Michigan College, organized by decade from the 1950s through the 2000s, as well as specific event photos and archival footage. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/ --- # Request Information A request form for prospective students to express interest in specific academic programs at NMC so the admissions team can contact them. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/contact-admissions-form.html --- # Ask Us About.. This page provides campus safety tips for students, including emergency contact information, safety precautions for walking and parking, and links to information regarding ID theft and sexual assault awareness. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/ask-about/ --- # Being An Active Bystander This page provides guidance on recognizing warning signs of unhealthy relationships and outlines strategies for active bystander intervention to prevent unsafe events. It also provides reporting resources for sexual misconduct and contact information for counseling services and the Office for Civil Rights. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/being-an-active-bystander.html --- # Spring 2026 Registration / Add / Drop / Refund Dates This page provides the registration schedule and a detailed drop/add grid for the Spring 2026 semester, including deadlines for 100% refunds, dropping without record, and changing to audit for various course sessions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/important-dates/drop-add-dates-spring.html --- # Archived 2024 Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes An archive of the 2024 meeting materials, including notices, agendas, packets, and signed minutes for the Board of Trustees and various committees (Audit, Policy, Building & Site, Executive, and Fellows Nominating). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/2024/ --- # NMC Welcome Week 2023 A photo gallery and informational page documenting NMC Welcome Week 2023, held from August 24–31, featuring free in-person events for new and returning students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/welcome-week-2023.html --- # NMC Food Pantry Donation Encourages donations to the NMC Food Pantry through the Embrace the Dream program, which provides food and hygiene products to students and their families in need. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/dream-pantry.html --- # Student Admissions and Conduct Expectations This page outlines Staff Policy D-602.02, which defines the behavioral expectations and conduct standards for students at Northwestern Michigan College. It specifies that admission may be denied or revoked for disruptive behavior, requires adherence to local, state, and federal laws, and details the disciplinary process administered by the Vice President of Student Services and Technologies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.02.html --- # Student Success Coaching Student Success Coaching is a free resource for current NMC students offering guidance on academic skills, time management, study strategies, and navigating campus resources through one-on-one appointments and workshops. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-success/ --- # Glossary of U.S. Education & Academic Terms A comprehensive glossary defining academic and educational terms used in the United States, specifically tailored for international students applying to or attending Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/glossary-of-terms.html --- # Success Story: Legislation advances to allow community colleges to award BSNs The page details legislative progress in Michigan to allow community colleges, including Northwestern Michigan College (NMC), to offer bachelor's degrees in nursing (BSN). This initiative aims to address critical nursing shortages at regional hospitals like Munson Medical Center by making degree advancement more accessible and affordable for healthcare workers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/nursing-legislation-advances.html --- # Optional Retirement Plan Policy This page details Staff HR Policy D-731.00 regarding the Optional Retirement Plan at Northwestern Michigan College. It outlines the plan's compliance with MPSERS, the designation of TIAA-CREF as the provider, specific employee and institutional contribution rates, and vesting rules. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-731.00.html --- # Records Retention and Disposition Schedule This page outlines Staff Policy D-506.04, which establishes Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to responsible record keeping. It defines the purpose of the Records Retention and Disposition Schedule in compliance with Michigan state laws and specifies the roles of budget area coordinators and the Vice President of Finance and Administration in managing these records. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.04.html --- # Transfer to Finish My Bachelor’s Degree This page provides information for current international students at Northwestern Michigan College on pursuing a "2+2" degree program. It outlines the process of completing an associate degree at NMC before transferring to a four-year university, offering resources for college searches, academic planning steps, and necessary transfer forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/transfer-to-finish-bachelors-degree.html --- # Getting Started with MFA This page guides students through the enrollment process for Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), emphasizing the need to update cell phone numbers in Self-Service to receive verification codes. It provides alternative authentication options for those without cell phones, such as YubiKeys, and offers links to instructional videos and documentation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/getting-started-mfa.html --- # Tuition discount for Grand Traverse County businesses This page explains how Grand Traverse County businesses can obtain the lower in-district tuition rate for their employees by setting up a third-party contract with Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/grand-traverse-business-tuition-discount.html --- # Purposes This page outlines Board Policy C-103.00 (Ends Policy) for Northwestern Michigan College, detailing the institutional purposes required to meet its mission, including associate and bachelor degrees, workforce development, and regional economic development. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/C-103.00.html --- # Anti-Hazing policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to a hazing-free campus in alignment with the Stop Campus Hazing Act and Michigan state law. It defines hazing, establishes reporting and investigation procedures via the Student Code of Conduct, and mandates transparency reports and prevention education for students, faculty, and staff. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.08.html --- # Contact Us Contact information and appointment scheduling instructions for the Writing & Reading Center (WRC) at Northwestern Michigan College, including location details, email addresses, and phone numbers for students and faculty. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/writing-center/contact-writing-center.html --- # Connecting to NMC's VPN This page provides instructions for Northwestern Michigan College users to connect to the college's Virtual Private Network (VPN). It outlines the prerequisites, including submitting a Help Desk ticket and configuring multi-factor authentication, as well as steps for downloading and installing the GlobalProtect VPN client. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/connecting-to-vpn.html --- # East Hall Information about living in East Hall at Northwestern Michigan College, including age requirements for Fall and Spring semesters, benefits of on-campus living, and links to rates, amenities, and application processes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/east-hall/ --- # Registration Information This page provides guidelines and instructions for NMC students to register for classes online, including eligibility requirements, step-by-step registration procedures via NMC Self-Service, and reminders regarding account holds and tuition payments. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/registration-information.html --- # Success Story: Tower gardens notch quintuple win in first year This page highlights the success of six hydroponic tower gardens installed at NMC’s Great Lakes Culinary Institute. These gardens provide fresh produce for Lobdell’s Teaching Restaurant, reduce food waste and costs, offer experiential learning for students, and serve as a recruitment tool for prospective students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/tower-gardens.html --- # Sick Leave Procedure This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-720.01 regarding sick leave procedures at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines eligible reasons for leave under the Michigan Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA), including personal or family illness and domestic violence, specifies who qualifies as a family member, and details the requirements for requesting leave and providing documentation for absences exceeding three consecutive days. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-720.01.html --- # NMC Staff Excellence Awards This page details the NMC Staff Excellence Award, which honors staff members who demonstrate the college's values and a high commitment to its mission. It lists award recipients from 2019 to 2026 and provides a link to submit 'Kudos' for faculty or staff members. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/staff-excellence-awards.html --- # Recovery and Reactions to Sexual Assault This page provides guidance and support for survivors of sexual assault, detailing common physical and emotional reactions, self-care strategies, and the anatomy of trauma. It also offers advice on how to support survivors, debunks common myths about sexual assault, and provides a list of local and national support resources. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/personal-counseling/recovery-and-reactions-to-sexual-assault.html --- # International Affairs Forum Student Leadership Team This page provides contact information for the International Affairs Forum Student Leadership Team, listing the student contact and faculty advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/international-affairs-forum-student-leadership-team.html --- # Semester/Term Equivalency This page explains the credit conversion process between term and semester systems for students transferring credits, noting that one term credit is equivalent to two-thirds of a semester credit. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/semester-term-equivalency.html --- # Archived 2023 Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes This page provides an archive of the 2023 Board of Trustees meeting materials, including notices, packets, and minutes for various committee and board meetings. It also lists upcoming Trustee meeting dates for 2026 and 2027. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/2023/ --- # Advanced Placement Program (AP) This page explains how Northwestern Michigan College students can receive college credit for Advanced Placement (AP) exams taken in high school. It outlines the process for submitting scores via the College Board and notes that while credits count toward graduation, they do not affect the grade point average. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/advanced-placement/ --- # Calculate your GPA This page provides students with a GPA calculator to estimate their cumulative Grade Point Average for the current semester based on NMC's course repeat policies. It notes that the calculator is for general information only, is not official, and is best viewed on desktop or tablet devices. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/gpa-calculator.html --- # Ask us about... Date rape/sexual assault This page provides information and resources regarding date rape and sexual assault at NMC, including a link to the college's official policy and external support services like the Third Level Crisis and Intervention Center and the Women's Resource Center. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/ask-about/date-rape-sexual-assault.html --- # Self-Service Login Help This page provides guidance for users needing help with NMC password recovery and login services. It details how to use initial randomized passwords and provides a list of recommended, supported, and non-supported web browsers for accessing college services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/information-technology-services/self-service/login-help.html --- # Copyright Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to adhering to federal copyright laws, including the Copyright Act of 1976, DMCA, and the TEACH Act. It mandates that all employees follow these laws in their use of print and electronic media, noting that failure to comply may lead to disciplinary action. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-110.02.html --- # The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy regarding the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). It details the protection of student educational records, the specific conditions under which records may be released without consent, the definition of 'Directory Information,' and the process for students to review or challenge their records. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.06.html --- # WNMC Local radio station for the Grand Traverse area operated by Northwestern Michigan College, focusing on curated music and soliciting financial support and underwriting from the community. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/wnmc.html --- # Refunds This page outlines the refund policy for courses based on session length, specifying that shorter sessions offer no refunds after starting, while sessions of 4–15 weeks provide a 100% refund until the drop without record period ends. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/refunds.html --- # Estimating Michigan Community College Guarantee (MCCG) Awards This page provides information on how the Michigan Community College Guarantee (MCCG) awards are estimated and applied at NMC, including coverage for tuition and fees, the Pell-eligible bonus, and the timeline for aid calculation after class registration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/estimating-community-college-guarantee-awards.html --- # Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) This page outlines the academic requirements and staff policy (D-105.04) for the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing the necessary credit hours for communications, humanities, science, social science, and occupational specialty courses, along with specific grade and repetition policies. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.04.html --- # Summer Housing Rates & Information This page provides information and rental rates for summer housing at Northwestern Michigan College's Residence Halls (East Hall and North Hall). It details amenities, room configurations, pricing for students and non-students, and provides links to reservation request and application forms for the Summer 2026 period. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/summer-housing/ --- # Great Lakes Campus This page provides information about the Great Lakes Campus, including its location in Traverse City, an interactive map, and details on key facilities such as the Great Lakes Maritime Academy, Great Lakes Water Studies Institute, Hagerty Conference Center, Lobdell's Teaching Restaurant, and the Great Lakes Culinary Institute. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/map-great-lakes-campus.html --- # Success Story: Five strategic areas to guide college’s priorities The page details the approval of 'NMC Next,' a comprehensive strategic plan for Northwestern Michigan College. The plan focuses on five key goal areas: future-focused education, student engagement and success, diversity, equity and inclusion, community partnership and engagement, and institutional distinction and sustainability, aiming to better serve the Grand Traverse region. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/nmc-next-strategic-plan.html --- # Contact Us This page provides contact information for the Public Relations, Marketing, and Communications staff at NMC, including phone numbers and emails. It also directs users to specific forms for promotion requests and website updates. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/contact-us.html --- # Immunizations This page provides information on recommended vaccines for college students, including Flu, Hepatitis B, Meningitis, Tdap, MMR, and Varicella. It details which vaccines are available through Student Health Services, associated costs, and referrals for vaccines not offered on campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/immunizations.html --- # Employee Personnel Record Policy This policy outlines how Northwestern Michigan College maintains official personnel files for current and former employees in accordance with Michigan's Bullard-Plawecki Employee Right to Know Act. It details what records are included in the official file, the existence of separate confidential files for medical and legal records, and the role of the Director of Human Resources in implementing these procedures. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-742.00.html --- # Promotional Resources This page provides resources and contact information for promoting NMC announcements, programs, and events through various channels, including internal blogs, campus video monitors, external media, radio, social media, and college calendars. It includes links to request forms for promotional projects and website updates. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/public-relations/media-promotions.html --- # College Level Examination Program (CLEP) This page provides information on how students at Northwestern Michigan College can earn college credit, placement, or exemptions through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) subject examinations, including eligibility requirements and credit limitations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/college-level-examination-program/ --- # Communication and Counsel to the Board This page outlines Board Policy B-103.00 regarding the Board-President Relationship at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing the president's responsibilities in providing information, monitoring data, and strategic updates to the board. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/B-103.00.html --- # Human Resources This page provides an overview of the Human Resources department at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing its goals, commitment to equitable hiring, and employment opportunities for prospective faculty and staff. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/human-resources/ --- # About the Area This page provides an overview of Traverse City, Michigan, where Northwestern Michigan College is located. It describes the local natural environment, climate, community safety, and regional activities, aiming to give prospective international students a sense of the area's lifestyle and surroundings. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/about-nmc/about-the-area.html --- # Great Lakes Campus Webcam A page providing a live view of West Grand Traverse Bay from NMC's Great Lakes Campus, which houses the Maritime Academy, Water Studies Institute, Culinary Institute, and Hagerty Conference Center. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/webcams.html --- # Interview Expenses Procedure This page outlines the reimbursement guidelines for candidates interviewing for regular, full-time faculty and staff positions at Northwestern Michigan College. It details coverage for transportation costs, hotel arrangements, per diem for meals, and the required documentation for reimbursement, noting that these guidelines do not apply to local candidates within a 90-mile radius. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-759.01.html --- # Authentication with SMS This page provides instructions on using Short Message Service (SMS) as a Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) method for NMCID accounts. It outlines the requirements, such as maintaining a correct cell phone number in the Self-Service personal information page, and describes the step-by-step process for entering the 6-digit one-time password (OTP) to access MyNMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/configuring-advanced-authentication-sms.html --- # 1956 Intramural Basketball A photo gallery showcasing teams and players from the 1956 intramural basketball season, including Richter’s Braves, Glipin’s Gunners, Anderson’s Angels, and Brandows Kupids. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/intramural-sports/archive-basketball.html --- # Transferability This page provides guidance for students planning to transfer credits from Northwestern Michigan College to other institutions, recommending the use of NMC Transfer Guides and direct communication with transfer college advisors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/guest-students/transferability.html --- # White Pine Press The White Pine Press is an award-winning bi-weekly student-run publication located in the Scholar's Hall Basement. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/white-pine-press.html --- # Arrival Information Provides guidance for incoming international F-1 students regarding arrival timing, orientation, residence hall move-in, and travel options to Traverse City, Michigan, including available airports and complimentary pick-up from Cherry Capital Airport. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/becoming-an-f1-student/arrival-information.html --- # Withdrawing from NMC Provides instructions for students wishing to withdraw from all classes at Northwestern Michigan College, including how to do so via NMC Self-Service or by emailing the Records Office, and advising students on financial aid implications. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/withdrawing-from-college.html --- # Paying for College This page provides comprehensive information on funding a college education at NMC, covering tuition advantages, types of financial aid (grants, scholarships, work-study, and loans), and a step-by-step guide to the financial aid process from application to payment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/ --- # Notice of Non-Discrimination This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's commitment to non-discrimination in admissions, employment, and education. It lists the legal frameworks the college complies with and provides contact information for filing complaints or inquiries regarding discrimination. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/non-discrimination/ --- # Class of 2026 Outstanding Alumni Honorees The page announces the Class of 2026 Outstanding Alumni honorees celebrating NMC's 75th Anniversary and provides instructions for nominating future alumni and submitting class notes. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/celebrate.html --- # Monitoring Presidential Performance This page outlines Board Policy B-102.00 regarding the Board-President Relationship, specifically how the Board of Trustees monitors presidential performance. It defines three methods of monitoring: internal reports, external reports, and direct board inspection to ensure organizational performance aligns with board policies on Ends and Parameters. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/B-102.00.html --- # Real Estate Disposition Policy This policy outlines the procedures for the disposition of Northwestern Michigan College real estate, including land and buildings. It details considerations for alternative uses, the Board's discretion in selling, donating, or trading property, and the requirement for appraisals within three years of the disposition decision. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-504.06.html --- # Success Story: Latest freshwater research joins NMC’s repertoire NMC Freshwater Studies students, led by instructor Nick Roster, are conducting baseline research on microplastics in the Boardman/Ottaway River. The study found microplastics at 23 of 24 sample sites, providing experiential learning for students and impactful local data for environmental advocacy groups like The Watershed Center Grand Traverse Bay. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/student-research-microplastics.html --- # Success Story: High-impact experiential learning strides forward The page highlights the launch of the NMC Experience Transcript (nEXt), a pilot program by the Experiential Learning Institute. This initiative allows students to document tangible soft skills and hands-on experience—such as community research, internships, and mentoring—to provide evidence of their professional readiness to future employers. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/high-impact-experiential-learning.html --- # Grades This page provides instructions for students to access their final grades via NMC Self-Service and provides information regarding grade point re-evaluation and grade alerts. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/grades/ --- # Operations This page outlines Staff Policy D-501.00 regarding Institutional Effectiveness Criterion: Operations. It empowers faculty and staff to use professional judgment and creative leadership in NMC operations, provided they maintain ethical behavior and responsible resource management. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-501.00.html --- # Communicable Diseases Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy for managing serious communicable diseases. It establishes protocols for awareness, reporting to Student Health Services or Human Resources, the formation of advisory committees, and the commitment to maintaining confidentiality and privacy rights in accordance with HIPAA and the Privacy Rights of Parents and Students Act. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-705.00.html --- # Articulation Agreements This page outlines Staff Policy D-107.00 regarding articulation agreements, which are designed to facilitate the curricular transition of students entering NMC from secondary schools or other institutions, as well as students transferring from NMC to other colleges and universities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-107.00.html --- # 2000s A media gallery containing historical photographs from Northwestern Michigan College during the 2000s, featuring campus buildings, student activities, academic classes, and special events. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/2000s.html --- # Awarding Honorary Posthumous Certificates and Degrees Staff Policy D-105.09 outlines the conditions under which Northwestern Michigan College may award honorary posthumous certificates or degrees to students who die while enrolled and making progress toward their credentials, provided they were not dismissed or committing a felony. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.09.html --- # Music Appreciation and Creation A student group dedicated to bringing together like-minded musicians to share ideas and experiences, meeting every Wednesday from 5:30–6:30 p.m. in Founders Hall. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/audio-tech-club.html --- # Barbecue-funded Projects This page details the various college projects and equipment needs funded by proceeds from the NMC Barbecue since 1956, including specific allocations for 2018 and 2019 such as the Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center and the Commitment Scholarship Program. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/nmc-barbecue/bbq-projects.html --- # Alumni Weekend Returns Announcement and details for the GLMA Alumni Weekend and Mariners' Ball on February 16–17, 2024. The page includes information on hotel reservations, a cadet mixer, the annual Board meeting, and how to pay association dues. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/glma-reunion.html --- # Information on Influenza This page provides information on influenza symptoms, prevention strategies, and recovery guidelines for students. It encourages vaccination and provides contact details for NMC's Health Services for student support. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/influenza.html --- # Application Deadlines This page provides application deadlines for new and returning students for the Summer 2026, Fall 2026, and Spring 2027 semesters, as well as admission information for the Practical Nursing Certificate program. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/application-deadlines.html --- # Program Brochure Downloads This page provides a comprehensive list of downloadable PDF brochures and flyers for various academic programs at NMC, including Aviation, Nursing, Culinary Arts, and Engineering Technology. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/digital-toolkit/program-area-brochure-downloads.html --- # Aviation Society The Aviation Society aims to provide a social element to the flight training process for students seeking to broaden their experience at NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/aviation-society.html --- # Credit Hour Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's semester credit hour system, detailing how credit hours are determined based on direct instructional time, independent learning expectations, and specific contact-hour ratios for labs, clinicals, and one-on-one instruction. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.06.html --- # Veterans Affairs Delayed Payment Policy This policy ensures that eligible students receiving VA educational assistance under the GI Bill® will not face penalties, such as late fees or denial of campus resources, if their financial obligations are unmet due to delayed payments from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-604.00.html --- # Vacation Policy This page outlines the vacation policy for Northwestern Michigan College staff, stating that employees under collective bargaining agreements follow their specific contracts. It emphasizes the importance of work/life balance and requires prior supervisor approval for vacation time. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-719.00.html --- # Robotics Club Information page for the Robotics Club at Northwestern Michigan College, providing contact details for the student representative and faculty advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/robotics-club.html --- # Introduction This page introduces the NMC policy governance model, which provides a framework for the Board of Trustees to focus on vision and leadership. It outlines four key policy categories: board process, board-president relationship, ends (vision and mission), and parameters (ethical and prudent boundaries for staff operations). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/introduction.html --- # Imogene Wise Faculty Excellence Award This page provides information about the Imogene Wise Faculty Excellence Award, an honor for full-time NMC faculty members recognized for teaching excellence, innovation, and dedication. It includes a comprehensive list of award recipients from 1971 to 2026 and provides links for students to nominate their instructors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/cie/imogene-wise-award.html --- # 2023 Commencement graphic MAY 6, 2023 Commencement Ceremony This page provides resources and media from the NMC 2023 Commencement Ceremony, including links to a video recording, a professional photography store, and a public photo gallery of the event. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/commencement-2023.html --- # Kennard R. Weaver Biographical profile of Kennard R. Weaver, a member of the Board of Trustees elected in 2012. He serves as Chair of the Building & Site and Audit Committee and is a retired senior partner of Faegre Baker Daniels with a legal and academic background. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/kennard-r-weaver.html --- # Front Street Flats A gallery page showcasing the Front Street Flats, a new housing option for Fall 2024 located at 1550 and 1560 E Front St., featuring one- and two-bedroom layouts for residents aged 21 and older. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/front-street-flats.html --- # Success Story: New classes + dual enrollment rate expected to draw student scientists NMC is introducing eight Advanced Scientific Research (ASR) courses for high school students to earn college credits through dual enrollment. Led by Nick Roster, Nicole Speelman, and Nancy Olenchek, the program provides training, research opportunities, and a pathway to the Flint Science and Engineering Fair, aiming to attract future scientists to the college. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/new-classes-plus-dual-enrollment.html --- # NMC Welcome Week 2022 A photo gallery showcasing events from NMC Welcome Week 2022, including Glow Paddle, Move-In, Pancakes with the President, Speed Friending, Dune Climb, and Tacos and Trivia. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/welcome-week-2022.html --- # NMC Organizational Chart A detailed hierarchical listing of the organizational structure of Northwestern Michigan College, outlining the leadership roles and reporting lines from the Board of Trustees and President down to various academic, administrative, and student service departments. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/ --- # Contact Residence Halls Contact information for Northwestern Michigan College residence halls, including addresses, phone numbers, and email contacts for the housing office, Associate Dean of Campus and Residence Life, and the Residence Life Office Manager. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/contact-residence-halls.html --- # Human Resources This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-701.00 regarding institutional effectiveness and culture. It lists key human resources areas including benefits, compensation, and professional development, and specifies the administration's role in developing and modifying these policies in conjunction with employee groups. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-701.00.html --- # Academic & Career Advising Center The Academic & Career Advising Center supports NMC students throughout their educational journey, providing assistance with class selection, academic planning, major and career exploration, transfer preparations, and graduation tracking. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/ --- # Global Endorsement Application An application page for NMC students to begin pursuing a Global Endorsement, an optional opportunity offered through International Services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/international-services/global-endorsement/global-endorsement-application-form.html --- # How To Apply for Admission This page provides detailed instructions for international students applying to Northwestern Michigan College, outlining the online application process, required financial and academic documentation, submission methods, and housing options. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/apply-for-admission/ --- # Employee Personnel Record Procedure This page outlines the procedures for employees of Northwestern Michigan College to access, review, and contest information within their official personnel records, as well as the guidelines for how the college handles record confidentiality and access for non-employees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-743.01.html --- # Attendance This page outlines the attendance expectations at Northwestern Michigan College, emphasizing that regular presence and active participation are critical for academic progress. It notes that specific policies are provided by instructors and that repeated unexcused absences may lead to course withdrawal. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/attendance.html --- # For Faculty: Textbook Requisitions This page provides information for faculty regarding the textbook requisition process, including the timing of personalized emails for each term and the availability of training videos for submitting material requests. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/textbook-requisitions.html --- # Success story: Experiential learning, diversity combined in “Voices” project The "Voices" project is an experiential learning initiative at NMC that displays poster-size portraits of lesser-known Black Americans in academic buildings. Created by student Gavin Bebb and instructor Glenn Wolff, the project aligns with the college's strategic plan for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to inspire students to learn about these historical contributors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/voices-project.html --- # Sick Leave Policy This page outlines the sick leave accrual and usage policies for Northwestern Michigan College staff, including full-time regular staff, regular faculty, supplemental staff, adjunct faculty, and student employees, in compliance with the Michigan Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA). Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-720.00.html --- # Success Story: Virtuosos at virtual, millions in aid and scholarships A recap of Northwestern Michigan College's 2020-21 academic year under COVID-19 restrictions, highlighting the shift to virtual learning, the distribution of millions in federal and state emergency financial aid, the Dennos Museum's virtual expansion, and the success of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society chapter. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/bright-spots.html --- # Library Acceptable Use This policy outlines the rules for using the NMC Library, focusing on maintaining a safe and inclusive environment. It covers prohibited behaviors, guidelines for photography and recording, cell phone usage, food and drink consumption, and the consequences for violating these rules for both students and community members. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/d-110.03.html --- # Net Price Calculator This page provides access to the Net Price Calculator for estimating college costs and directs users to the Tuition & Fees page for detailed tuition, fee, and cost of attendance information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/net-price-calculator/ --- # COBRA Policy This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's COBRA policy, detailing the conditions under which employees, spouses, and dependent children are eligible for temporary extension of group health coverage following specific qualifying events such as termination of employment, death, or divorce. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-714.00.html --- # Certificate Programs This page outlines Staff Policy D-106.00 regarding Certificate Programs at Northwestern Michigan College. It describes certificates as credentials for specialized skills or general education, designed for employment, transfer to universities, or as pathways toward associate degrees. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-106.00.html --- # Intellectual Property Rights This page outlines Staff Policy D-506.02 regarding intellectual property rights at Northwestern Michigan College. It establishes that the College generally owns intellectual property created by employees within their scope of employment, while providing specific exceptions and licenses for 'Traditional Works of Scholarship' and certain artistic expressions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.02.html --- # IT Asset Acquisitions Staff Policy D-508.02 outlines the requirements and responsibilities for purchasing information technology resources at Northwestern Michigan College. It mandates approval from the Systems and LAN Management, Information Technology Services, and Educational Technology departments for assets involving network use, data storage, or campus credentials to ensure security and resource stewardship. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-508.02.html --- # The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) & Financial Aid This page outlines upcoming federal financial aid regulation changes effective July 1, 2026, under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). It details impacts on Federal Pell Grant eligibility, student loan proration based on enrollment levels, and new annual and lifetime limits for Parent PLUS Loans. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/obbba-and-financial-aid.html --- # Flexible Work Options Procedure This page outlines the policies and procedures for various flexible work arrangements at NMC, including flex time, compressed work weeks, job sharing, telecommuting, voluntary reduced schedules, phased retirement, and unpaid professional leaves of absence. It details eligibility, request processes, and compliance with FLSA guidelines. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-757.01.html --- # Stem Study Nights Stem Study Nights provide a collaborative space for students to work on STEM homework together. Meetings are held weekly from 7-9 p.m. in room 14 of the Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center, and snacks are provided. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/stem-study-nights.html --- # Success Story: Donated tugboat will expand GLMA job opportunities and save money The Great Lakes Maritime Academy (GLMA) has acquired the Robinson Bay, a donated tugboat that allows cadets to earn their mate of tow vessel license endorsement (TOAR). This addition expands employment opportunities for graduates, reduces vessel leasing costs, and provides a foundation for a potential future two-year associate degree program. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/new-tugboat-expands-glma-job-opportunities.html --- # Facilities The Facilities page provides resources for employees and instructors, including contact information for classroom temperature and lock issues, emergency maintenance via Campus Safety & Security, and information on stormwater management. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/campus-services/ --- # NMC Team Excellence Awards A directory of Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) Team Excellence Award winners from 2019 to 2026, recognizing outstanding groups including the Grounds Team, Public Relations department, and the Great Lakes Culinary Institute. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/awards-recognition/team-excellence-awards.html --- # Faculty-Staff Advisors for Student Organizations Staff Policy D-111.01 outlines the requirements for faculty and staff advisors of officially recognized student clubs and organizations, including the appointment process, mandatory annual orientation, and professional standards. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-111.01.html --- # 2019 BBQ Events and Menu This page provides the schedule and menu for the 64th Annual NMC Barbecue held on May 19, 2019. It includes details on the opening ceremony, food offerings, live entertainment, and a numbered directory of event locations and activities across the campus, such as museum displays, children's activities, and academic building tours. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/nmc-barbecue/bbq-day-events-menu.html --- # Equity in Athletics (EADA) Report This page provides information regarding Northwestern Michigan College's compliance with the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA), detailing the institution's commitment to equitable athletic opportunities. It specifically mentions the college's varsity esports program and provides links to the EADA Report and Survey. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/eada-report.html --- # GLMA hosts 50th anniversary memorial for mariners lost at sea The Great Lakes Maritime Academy (GLMA) is observing the 50th anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking. The page highlights the tradition of the annual Mariners Memorial service held on November 10 to honor sailors lost at sea and features the perspective of cadet Jeffrey Jager on the responsibilities of maritime navigation and safety. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/mariners-memorial.html --- # Hagerty Center Facility Use This page outlines Staff Policy D-505.03 regarding the use and rental of the Hagerty Center at Northwestern Michigan College. It details scheduling priorities, fee structures, facility guidelines, user responsibilities, and restrictions on alcohol, tobacco, and decorations to ensure the center supports the institution's purposes while remaining available to external groups. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.03.html --- # Commencement 2024 This page provides information regarding Northwestern Michigan College's 2024 Commencement ceremony held on May 4. It includes guidance on applying for degrees or certificates, links to the ceremony program and graduate toolkit, and a photo gallery of the event. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/commencement-2024.html --- # Community Partnership and Enrichment Procedure This staff policy (D-401.01) outlines the parameters for faculty and staff regarding fundraising, public relations, advertising, and publications. It emphasizes the coordination of these activities through the Institutional Advancement Office to ensure consistency in branding, financial processing, and media strategy. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-401.01.html --- # Trustee Vacancy This page outlines the official process for filling vacancies on the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees, as defined by Board Policy A-109.00. It specifies that vacancies are filled during public meetings in compliance with the Michigan Open Meetings Act and details the coordination between the Board Chair and College President to fill positions within 30 days. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-109.00.html --- # A-Z List of Student Services & Resources A comprehensive directory of student services and resources available at Northwestern Michigan College, providing alphabetical links to various academic, financial, administrative, and campus life supports. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/a-z-list.html --- # DSST (DANTES Subject Standardized Test) This page provides information on earning college credit through DSST exams at NMC. It outlines eligibility requirements, credit limitations, and the process for recording these credits as transfer-in credit toward graduation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/dsst/ --- # External Partnerships This page outlines Board Policy D-400.00 regarding Institutional Effectiveness Criterion: Partnership. It establishes NMC's commitment to developing collaborative relationships with communities, educational institutions, businesses, and alumni to meet student and stakeholder needs, granting the President authority to lead these initiatives in alignment with the college's strategic plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-400.00.html --- # Configuring Advanced Authentication This page provides detailed instructions on how to set up and configure multi-factor authentication (MFA) using the NetIQ Advanced Authenticator or OT Advanced Authenticator apps for NMC online protected resources and VPN services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/configuring-advanced-authentication.html --- # Bereavement Leave Procedure This page outlines the bereavement leave guidelines for Northwestern Michigan College faculty and staff on annual appointments. it specifies the number of paid days allowed for immediate family (up to 5 days) and extended family (up to 3 days), the approval process via supervisors, and the requirements for recording absences. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-724.01.html --- # Success story: Specific, shorter certificates suit students and employers Northwestern Michigan College is introducing new short-term certificates in computer support, cybersecurity specialization, and Esports management. These programs are designed to provide students with quicker paths to employment and industry-recognized credentials, aligning with the college's strategic goal of offering future-focused education in shorter formats. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/new-it-esports-certificates.html --- # Central Scheduling The Central Scheduling page provides resources and information for community members, faculty, and staff regarding room and space rentals, facility use policies, and event calendars at Northwestern Michigan College. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/central-scheduling/ --- # Retrenchment of Staff Procedure This page outlines the official staff HR policy (D-707.02) regarding the retrenchment process at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the notification periods for staff facing retrenchment, the procedures for reassignment to other college positions, the process for final layoff notices, and the benefits provided to laid-off staff, such as vacation compensation, health coverage, and tuition benefits. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-707.02.html --- # Club of Cards Information page for the Club of Cards student group, including contact details for the student representative and faculty advisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/club-of-cards.html --- # Contact Us Contact page for the Academic & Career Advising Center, providing resources to schedule advisor meetings via MySuccess, contact information for specific staff members, and general office hours and location for students seeking help with class selection and majors. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/contact-advising.html --- # Success Story: Community invited to ‘Do to learn’ throughout April NMC celebrates National Community College Month in April by inviting the community to experience 'doing to learn' through various experiential learning events, including an open ship event, culinary demonstrations, concerts, and the Big Little Hero race. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/distinctive-programs-innovative-instruction.html --- # Faculty Code of Professional Ethics This page outlines the Staff HR Policy D-749.00, detailing the ethical responsibilities of faculty members at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines their professional conduct in relation to their academic subjects, students, colleagues, the college institution, and the broader community, emphasizing intellectual honesty, academic freedom, and professional integrity. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-749.00.html --- # Board of Trustees Responsibilities This page outlines Board Policy A-101.00, detailing the primary responsibilities of the Northwestern Michigan College Board of Trustees. Key duties include representing the public, adopting governing policies, managing the relationship and authority of the College president, and ensuring organizational performance within legal and ethical parameters. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/A-101.00.html --- # Success Story: Vaccination incentives bring relief to students This page features a success story about two adult learners, Sarah Sergent and Kelley Nelson, who won tuition prizes as part of NMC's COVID-19 vaccination incentive giveaway. It highlights the financial relief provided to students and mentions other awards including free housing and bookstore gift certificates. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/vaccine-drawing-winners.html --- # Digital Toolkit A resource page providing high school counselors with a digital toolkit to share information about NMC with students and parents, including downloadable PDFs, shortcuts for applying, and promotional videos. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/digital-toolkit/ --- # Success story: Award-winning student success services grow at NMC The page highlights the success of NMC's student success coaching program, specifically celebrating Erica Whiting for winning the 2022 Ombudsman award. It describes how success coaches serve as campus resources to improve student retention and academic performance, and notes the college's goal to expand these services as part of its NMC Next strategic plan. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/award-winning-nmc-student-success-services.html --- # My Success My Success is a tool designed to connect students with advisors, support staff, tutors, and instructors at NMC. The page provides guidance for students on setting up profiles, completing intake surveys, and scheduling appointments, as well as instructions for faculty on managing profiles, office hours, and student referrals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/my-success.html --- # Hawk Owl Café nutritional information Provides detailed nutritional data, including calories, macronutrients, and allergens, for food items served at the Hawk Owl Café, categorized by grille items, sandwiches, and specials. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/hawk-owl-cafe-nutritional-information.html --- # Ski and Snowboard Club The Ski and Snowboard Club provides a fun and inclusive community for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels to enjoy the slopes and build friendships. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/ski-and-snowboard-club.html --- # NMC Health Services NMC Health Services provides students with a wide range of medical care, including illness and injury treatment, mental health support, immunizations, and health education. Services are located in the Biederman Building on the Front Street Campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/ --- # What is AutoAccess? AutoAccess provides students with electronic course materials via Moodle from the first day of class. Materials are billed directly to student accounts, and students have the option to opt out within the first two weeks of class for a refund. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/autoaccess.html --- # Student Testing Guidelines This page outlines the rules and procedures for students using the Osterlin Testing Center and the Aero Park Professional Testing Center, including identification requirements, prohibited items, appointment scheduling, and conduct expectations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/testing-centers/student-testing.html --- # Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) Explains the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA), a statewide agreement ensuring specific lower-division general education credits from Michigan community colleges transfer to participating four-year institutions. It outlines the 30-credit requirement across English, Humanities, Mathematics, Natural Science, and Social Science, and provides instructions for students to request MTA certification. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/michigan-transfer-agreement.html --- # Public Transportation Provides information on public transportation options for NMC students and visitors, featuring details on the Bay Area Transportation Authority (BATA) bus routes (including the City Loop and Bayline) and the Northwest Michigan Ride Share Connection. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/public-transportation.html --- # Academic Standing This page outlines the policies regarding academic probation, suspension, and reinstatement for students. It details the GPA requirements for probation, credit limits for students at risk, the conditions for academic suspension, and the process for petitioning the Registrar for reinstatement. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/policies/academic-standing.html --- # Sexual Harassment - Employees Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's prohibition of sexual harassment against employees, students, customers, and vendors. It defines prohibited conduct, establishes the duty to report harassment to supervisors or Human Resources, describes the investigation process, and details potential disciplinary actions and protections against retaliation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-704.00.html --- # Union Contracts & Employee Guides This page provides access to union collective bargaining agreements for faculty and facilities staff, as well as employee guides for general, student, and supplemental staff. It also includes links to human resources policies and lactation space information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/human-resources/handbooks.html --- # Resources for Students Living On Campus This page provides a comprehensive list of resources for students living on campus, including links to dining options, health services, on-campus activities, employment, and parking payments. It also includes specific utilities and administrative links for apartment residents. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/resources-current-students.html --- # Posting Staff Policy D-505.13 outlines the regulations for posting materials, sidewalk chalking, and distributing printed literature on Northwestern Michigan College property. It specifies approved locations, size restrictions, content prohibitions, and the responsibilities of Campus Security and Central Scheduling in monitoring compliance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.13.html --- # Sending and Receiving Documents This page provides instructions for international students to send and receive admission documents, such as I-20 or DS-2019 forms. It outlines a step-by-step process for using the eShipGlobal service for express shipping via FedEx or DHL as an alternative to standard U.S. Postal Service mail. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/apply-for-admission/sending-and-receiving-documents.html --- # Success Story: Marcus Bennett chosen for DEI position, fulfilling strategic plan objective Northwestern Michigan College has appointed Marcus Bennett, Ed.D., as its first Special Assistant to the President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI). This appointment fulfills a key objective of the college's 'NMC Next' strategic plan to enhance student success and institutional inclusivity. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/colleges-first-dei-leader.html --- # Clock/Credit Hour Conversion Programs This page explains how certain certificate programs, such as the Web Developer Certificate of Achievement, are converted from clock-hours to credit-hours for federal student aid purposes. It details how this conversion affects Pell Grant disbursements and loan eligibility, noting that tuition and fee charges remain unchanged regardless of the conversion formula. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/clock-credit-hour-conversion-programs.html --- # Track Your Progress This page provides students with resources to track their degree progress, including My Academic Plan (MAP), a GPA calculator, and program requirement lists. It also offers guidance on applying for graduation via NMC Self-Service and encourages students to contact the Academic & Career Advising Center for appointment scheduling. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/track-your-progress.html --- # Facilities Use Policy This policy outlines the usage of Northwestern Michigan College's property, buildings, parking lots, and grounds. It specifies that facilities are primarily for institutional purposes but may be available to responsible groups on a rental basis, subject to guidelines developed by the Vice President of Finance and Administration. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.00.html --- # Use of Federal Funds This page outlines Board Policy D-500.01 regarding the use of federal funds at Northwestern Michigan College. It prohibits the use of federal appropriated funds for lobbying and specifies that Carl Perkins Act funds must supplement rather than supplant state and local funds. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-500.01.html --- # Main Campus Parking This page outlines the official parking policies for Northwestern Michigan College's main campus, detailing permit requirements for students, faculty, and staff, types of parking zones, enforcement hours, and regulations regarding overnight parking and towing. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-506.07.html --- # Repetition of Courses This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's rules for repeating academic courses to improve cumulative grade point averages. It specifies that while all attempts appear on the transcript, only the highest grade is counted toward the GPA, and courses may be attempted a maximum of three times. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.04.html --- # Jury Duty and Court Service Policy This page outlines Staff HR Policy D-728.00 regarding leave with pay and the handling of juror and witness fees for employees of Northwestern Michigan College when called for jury duty or court service. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-728.00.html --- # Emergency Protocols This page provides essential emergency protocol information for students, employees, and visitors of the college, including guidance on active shooters, bomb threats, fire, and natural disasters, alongside links to government safety agencies and local news outlets. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/emergency-protocols.html --- # Success story: Math instructor Steve Drake is first at NMC to mark 50 years This page profiles Steve Drake, a mathematics instructor and the first faculty member at Northwestern Michigan College to reach a 50-year teaching milestone. It details his career since 1971, his commitment to continuous learning and the 'document your thinking' instructional style, and his contributions to the college's transfer programs and partnerships. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/steve-drake.html --- # Blair Elementary Mentor Partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters Northwestern Michigan College partners with Blair Elementary School and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Michigan to pair NMC student mentors with 5th-grade students. The program allows college students to gain experience, earn Service Learning Hours, and support local elementary students in a Title 1 school. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/blair-elementary-mentor-partnership.html --- # 1990s A media gallery page featuring historical photographs from Northwestern Michigan College during the 1990s, including campus events, students, faculty, and facilities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/history-archives/archive-galleries/1990s.html --- # Job-Seeking Tools Northwestern Michigan College provides job-seeking support, including resume and cover letter assistance, mock interviews, and networking guidance. The page offers various employment resources such as Pure Michigan Talent Connect, O*NET OnLine, LinkedIn tutorials, and a dedicated Employment Readiness Specialist. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/career-advising/job-seeking-tools.html --- # Veterans Benefits Information This page provides an overview of Veterans Affairs education benefit information, including a benefit comparison chart, compensation rate tables, and detailed summaries of education benefits by chapter, such as the Post 9/11 GI Bill and Montgomery GI Bill. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/military-veterans/veterans-benefits.html --- # Adoption Benefits Policy This policy outlines the adoption benefits available to eligible Northwestern Michigan College employees, including financial reimbursement of up to $4,000 per child for qualifying expenses and provisions for adoption leave of absence and benefit coordination. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-729.00.html --- # Success Story: NMC student seeks to lead international honor society The page profiles Amber Marsh, an NMC student, licensed cosmetologist, and president of the college's Phi Theta Kappa chapter. It highlights her candidacy for a district vice-presidency in the international honor society and her commitment to advocating for nontraditional and trade students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/nmc-student-seeks-to-lead.html --- # Student Residency This page outlines the official policy (Staff Policy D-603.00) regarding the determination and maintenance of a student's residency classification at Northwestern Michigan College upon admission. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-603.00.html --- # Student Journalists Rights and Responsibilities This policy outlines the rights of student journalists at Northwestern Michigan College, establishing college-sponsored publications as forums for free student expression. It asserts that student journalists have the right to determine content, with faculty advisors serving only in an advisory capacity. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-111.02.html --- # Success Story: Students awarded $1.33 million; new diversity scholarship available Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) reached a record-breaking $1.33 million in scholarship awards for the 2021–22 academic year, benefiting 1,198 students. The page highlights the success of student Hailey Greimel and introduces the new Rogers Diversity Scholarship, a $1,000 annual award designed to support students involved in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work at the college. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2022/record-scholarship-award-year.html --- # Success Story: Community College Guarantee offers families a brass ring This page highlights the impact of the Michigan Community College Guarantee (CCG), which provided free in-district tuition and fees for 552 NMC students in 2024-25. Through testimonials from students Garnet Mullet and Ty Atwood, the article explains how the program reduces financial barriers to higher education and supports student success and transfer goals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/552-students-get-free-tuition.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for the Campus Safety & Security department at Northwestern Michigan College, providing office locations, phone numbers, and email addresses for the Campus Safety Coordinator and Security Site Supervisor. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/contact-safety.html --- # Susanne M. Janis Service Award Describes the creation of the Susanne M. Janis Service Award by the NMC Foundation, honoring Susie Janis for her transformational volunteer leadership including co-chairing the Be What's Possible campaign. Details the inaugural 2021 presentation to Susie Janis and campaign co-chair Bruce Byl. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/engage/Janis-Award.html --- # Success story: Dental assistant program looks to the U.P. for students Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) has partnered with Bay Mills Community College to increase enrollment in its dental assistant program. This articulation agreement allows students from the Upper Peninsula to transfer to NMC after their first year to earn RDA licensure, addressing acute shortages of dental professionals in the region. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/dental-assistant-program.html --- # Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeship Programs This page outlines the agreement allowing individuals who completed specific Registered Apprenticeship Programs to earn college credits toward an Associate degree at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing eligible programs, degree options, and credit requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/michigan-college-credit-for-apprenticeship-programs.html --- # President's Role and Job Description This page outlines Board Policy B-101.00 regarding the relationship between the Board of Trustees and the President of Northwestern Michigan College, detailing the president's accountability, performance evaluation criteria, and operational boundaries. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/B-101.00.html --- # About Self-Service This page explains the NMC Self-Service portal, detailing the specific functionalities available for students, employees, and faculty. It outlines who is eligible to use the service, the requirements for logging in using an NMC ID and password, and provides instructions for those needing assistance with their credentials. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/information-technology-services/self-service/ --- # Admissions Forms This page provides access to various admissions-related forms, including academic and GED transcript requests, high school enrollment authorization, and personal history information forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/forms/ --- # Bachelor of Science (BS) This page outlines the academic requirements and institutional policies for earning a Bachelor of Science degree at Northwestern Michigan College, including credit hour distributions for general education, minimum credit requirements, and grading standards. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-105.07.html --- # Trustee Meeting Materials & Minutes Archive This page provides access to the archived meeting materials and minutes for the NMC Board of Trustees, allowing users to search for documents or browse archives by year from 2021 to 2025. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/ --- # Change My Program of Study Provides guidance for international students at NMC on how to change their program of study, including steps for academic planning, meeting with advisors, and updating SEVIS records and I-20 forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/info-for-current-students/change-my-program-of-study.html --- # Learning Outcomes This page outlines Board Policy D-100.00 regarding Institutional Effectiveness Criterion: Scholarship. It defines NMC's commitment to helping students acquire knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities, and details the President's responsibilities in maintaining academic standards, accreditation, graduation requirements, and student preparation for the workplace or further education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-100.00.html --- # Human Resources Development Policy This page outlines the Human Resources Development Policy (Staff HR Policy D-745.00) for regular faculty and staff, stating that policies will be developed collaboratively between administration and employee groups and administered by the Director of Human Resources. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-745.00.html --- # Graduation and Commencement This page explains the difference between graduation (completion of academic requirements) and commencement (the ceremony). It provides instructions on how and when to apply for a degree or certificate via the online Graduation Application and outlines the process for degree audits and the issuance of diplomas. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/degree-certificate-application.html --- # His House Christian Fellowship, NMC Chapter This page provides information about the His House Christian Fellowship student group at NMC, including its mission to grow in Christ, a schedule of weekly worship nights, bible studies, and game nights, and contact information for student and faculty leadership. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/his-house-christian-fellowship.html --- # Ask Us About... An FAQ page for Student Health Services covering patient confidentiality, COVID-19 and flu prevention, patient rights, and patient responsibilities. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/ask-us-about.html --- # Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes This page outlines Staff Policy D-102.01 regarding the assessment of student learning outcomes at Northwestern Michigan College. It details the three levels of assessment—general education, programs, and courses—and defines the responsibilities of Academic Area Chairs and faculty in using assessment data to improve instructional effectiveness and student achievement. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-102.01.html --- # Employee Recognition Policy This policy outlines Northwestern Michigan College's framework for recognizing employees through service awards, retirement awards, and excellence awards for staff, teams, and faculty. It defines eligibility for service milestones, criteria for excellence nominations, and the parameters for granting Staff and Faculty Emeritus status to promote a culture of professional growth and appreciation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-754.00.html --- # Fiscal Management This page outlines Staff Policy D-504.00 regarding Fiscal Management at Northwestern Michigan College, designating the Vice President of Finance and Administration as the party responsible for developing and publishing administrative procedures for this policy area. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-504.00.html --- # Transferring Into NMC This page provides information for students looking to transfer from another community college or university to Northwestern Michigan College (NMC), detailing credit transfer processes, academic advising, financial aid, and application steps. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/transfer-students/ --- # Instructor Resources This page provides resources and support for instructors to integrate writing into their classrooms. It offers information on requesting Writing & Reading Center (WRC) presentations, accessing instructional materials, and links to external academic writing guides from Purdue OWL and Excelsior OWL. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/writing-center/instructor-resources.html --- # NMC Pride NMC Pride provides a supportive environment for students to discuss LGBTQ+ topics, share resources and advice, and promote acceptance and appreciation. The page includes meeting schedules for Spring 2026, contact information for advisors, and a directory of local, state, and national LGBTQ+ resources. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/nmc-pride-group.html --- # NMC Esports Team News This page provides updates and news regarding the Northwestern Michigan College Esports teams, detailing their performance, player achievements, and competition results across various game titles in the NJCAA-E and NACE leagues for 2023 and 2024. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/esports/news.html --- # Success Story: Emergency aid buoys student on verge of graduation This page highlights how federal COVID-19 emergency financial aid distributed by NMC helped students like Brandee Sasser-Drone and Shelby Hansard overcome financial hardships to continue their education. It details the distribution of $1 million in student aid from the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act and mentions the NMC Foundation's support through the Be What’s Possible campaign. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2021/emergency-aid.html --- # Sexual Harassment - Students This page outlines Staff Policy D-602.04 regarding sexual harassment for students at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines prohibited conduct under Title IX, including quid pro quo and unwelcome sexual conduct, provides reporting procedures via the Title IX Coordinator, describes the investigation and hearing process, and details protections against retaliation and potential disciplinary sanctions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.04.html --- # Search Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes This page provides a search tool for the Board of Trustees meeting minutes and a link to browse archived meeting materials and minutes by year. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/minutes/search.html --- # Educational Services This page serves as the landing area for Educational Services, providing a link to employee resources and contact information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/educational-services/ --- # Success Stories from NMC This page showcases the achievements of Northwestern Michigan College students, faculty, staff, and alumni. It features success stories, a digital timeline of the college's 75-year history, and provides a way to sign up for the 'NMC Now' newsletter. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/ --- # Campus Posting This page outlines the rules and guidelines for student organizations regarding the creation and placement of promotional materials, decorations, and signage on campus to ensure safety and property preservation. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/resources-for-groups/campus-posting.html --- # Compare and Save A comparison guide for high school students to evaluate the costs, credits, and requirements of Dual Enrollment, Early College, and AP Courses, highlighting potential tuition savings and transferability to 4-year Michigan schools. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/high-school-services/compare-and-save.html --- # The Evening Information regarding the Gala to Give, specifically 'The Garden Gala' event held on April 5, 2024. The student-organized event features performances and refreshments, with all proceeds benefiting the NMC Food Pantry. The page also outlines various sponsorship levels available to support the event. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/gala-to-give.html --- # Success story: Explore 75 years of NMC history, 1951–2026 The page announces the publication of a digital timeline celebrating Northwestern Michigan College's 75th anniversary, featuring 110 milestones from 1951 to 2026. It details the work of the history-focused workgroup, mentions an upcoming anniversary event on July 25, and directs users to the college library for historical books. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/timeline.html --- # Student Life Photo Galleries A collection of photo galleries documenting various campus events and celebrations, including the Big Little Hero Race, Commencement ceremonies, Trunk or Treat, and Welcome Week. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/ --- # NMC video This page hosts livestream events for Northwestern Michigan College, such as annual Commencement ceremonies, and provides a link to the college's YouTube channel for viewing past events. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/video/ --- # Grade Alert Staff Policy D-104.03 outlines the requirement for faculty to notify students whose academic performance is below a 2.0 at or near the semester midpoint to enhance learning, awareness, and retention. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-104.03.html --- # Rooms & Amenities Detailed overview of room features, amenities, and common areas available for residents of East Hall, including furniture, appliance restrictions, suite layouts, and available facility resources. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/east-hall/overview.html --- # Student Rights and Responsibilities – Process This page outlines the Student Rights and Responsibilities policy (Staff Policy D-602.01) at Northwestern Michigan College. It defines student rights, the jurisdiction of the college, the Student Code of Conduct including prohibited behaviors, and the procedures for reporting and handling violations. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-602.01.html --- # Harbor Use Staff Policy D-505.06 outlines the regulations and priority levels for the use of Northwestern Michigan College's harbor. The facility primarily serves educational purposes for students, with limited availability for other organizations via lease agreements, provided they do not interfere with academic activities and adhere to safety and liability requirements. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-505.06.html --- # Commencement 2025 Information regarding NMC's 2025 Commencement ceremonies held on May 3, including eligibility, degree and certificate application processes, livestream links, the official program, and a photo gallery. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/commencement-2025.html --- # Support the International Affairs Forum This page encourages users to support the International Affairs Forum through membership purchases or Leadership Circle gifts for the 2025–26 Season to fund world-renowned speakers and global citizenship education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/international-affairs-forum.html --- # Access Transfer Resources & Guides This page provides comprehensive guidance for NMC students planning to transfer to another college. It outlines a step-by-step process including exploring pathways, investigating institutions, working with academic advisors to create transfer plans, applying to schools, and completing the final transition steps such as sending transcripts and updating FAFSA. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/transfer.html --- # First-Generation College Celebration This page celebrates first-generation college students by sharing personal stories and testimonials from a student, an Associate Dean, and a Success Coach about overcoming obstacles and the transformative power of higher education. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/first-generation-college-celebration.html --- # Refund Exception Appeal Process This page outlines the guidelines and eligibility criteria for students seeking to appeal tuition refund deadlines due to extenuating circumstances, such as military deployment or medical emergencies. It specifies accepted and non-accepted reasons for appeals and provides links to the necessary appeal and medical documentation forms. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/tuition-fees/appeals-process.html --- # Health Insurance for International Students This page outlines the health insurance requirements for all international students enrolled at Northwestern Michigan College. It provides a link to Student Assurance Services, Inc. for insurance applications and lists the specific coverage criteria required for those choosing alternate health care plans. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/international-students/becoming-an-f1-student/health-insurance.html --- # AP Courses & Score Requirements This page outlines the Advanced Placement (AP) exam scores required to earn college credit for specific courses at Northwestern Michigan College (NMC), helping students accelerate their path to an Associate Degree. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/advanced-placement/ap-courses-score-requirements.html --- # What is Possible? This page introduces 'Be What's Possible,' a philanthropic campaign for Northwestern Michigan College (NMC). It outlines opportunities for community support through The Fund for NMC, investments in innovative facilities like the Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center, program enhancements, and scholarship funding to support student success and regional economic growth. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/campaign/case.html --- # Obtain an Enrollment Verification This page provides instructions for students to obtain enrollment verification via the National Student Clearinghouse by logging into NMC Self-Service, and provides contact details for the Clearinghouse. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/degree-enrollment-verification.html --- # Contact Us Contact information for NMC Apartments, including the Apartments Manager Emilee Bruner, phone numbers, email addresses, and the physical location at East Hall on the Front Street Campus. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/apartments/contact-apartments.html --- # Federal and State Grants and Aid This page provides information on available financial assistance at Northwestern Michigan College, detailing federal grants like Pell and FSEOG, various Michigan state-funded scholarships and tuition waivers, and educational benefits for veterans and their dependents. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/federal-and-state-aid.html --- # Success Story: Workforce prep program notches trio of achievements NMC’s Dental Assistant program achieved a 100% pass rate for 2023 graduates on the state Registered Dental Assistant exam, secured a seven-year accreditation renewal with no recommendations, and saw director Beckie Wooters named the 2024 Allied Dental Professional Educator by the Michigan Dental Association. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2024/dental-assisting-gets-100-percent.html --- # Let's Be Social This page encourages Northwestern Michigan College alumni to engage with the college through social media, share their personal stories, and utilize alumni benefits. It provides a 2026 calendar of events, instructions for finding former classmates, and information regarding the NMC History & Archives. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/alumni/connect.html --- # Facilities and Lab Hours Provides the operating hours for facilities, computers, and open labs for current NMC students during the Summer 2026 Semester, covering both the Front Street and Aero Park campuses. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/help-desk/facilities-and-lab-hours.html --- # 2024 Graduation Fair The 2024 Graduation Fair is a one-stop event held on March 11, 2024, at the Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center. It provides students with information about commencement, opportunities to purchase regalia, announcements, and class rings, and access to campus departments including Alumni Services and Career Services. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/graduation-fair.html --- # Insurance & Fees This page outlines the health fees for students at Northwestern Michigan College and provides various health insurance options, including parental coverage, state-sponsored programs like Medicaid and Healthy Michigan, private marketplaces such as Edusure and the Health Insurance Marketplace, and specialized insurance for international students. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/health-services/insurance-fees.html --- # Boardman Lake Campus Information regarding the Boardman Lake Campus (formerly the University Center), which was sold to the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians in January 2026. The page details current leasing arrangements, the absence of classes on campus, facility layout, and location information. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/maps/map-boardman-lake-campus.html --- # Success story: NMC, Davenport University to partner for 3-year nursing program Northwestern Michigan College has partnered with Davenport University to create a first-of-its-kind 3-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program. This concurrent program allows students to spend two years at NMC and one year at Davenport, providing a faster and more affordable path to a BSN to help address Michigan's nursing workforce shortage. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/nmc-stories/success-stories/2023/bsn-program-partnership.html --- # Helpful Resources for Veterans This page provides a comprehensive list of financial opportunities, government links, and external resources for veterans, including links to the VA, military branches, and specific NMC scholarships available to veterans and their families. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/admissions/military-veterans/veterans-helpful-resources.html --- # Trunk or Treat 2024 A page showcasing the 4th Annual Trunk or Treat event hosted by NMC Student Ambassadors on October 24, 2024, at the Front Street Campus. It includes a photo gallery of the community event and links to view award winners. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/photos/trunk-or-treat-2024.html --- # Bookstore Policies This page outlines the refund policies for the NMC Bookstore, including specific timelines for different class lengths, conditions for returns, and information regarding online ordering. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/bookstore/policies.html --- # Financial Aid Appeals This page provides guidance and resources for students to appeal the loss of financial aid due to academic progress, changes in family income, dependency status, or costs exceeding the estimated cost of attendance. It outlines the process for submitting appeals via Student Forms and provides links for specific state aid and academic petitions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/financial-aid/forms-fa/ --- # Change my Program of Study This page provides instructions for students to change their program of study via the NMC Self-Service portal and provides contact information for the Registrar's Office and the Advising Center for further assistance. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/program-change.html --- # Self-Assessments This page provides students with self-assessment tools, such as FOCUS 2 and Career Coach, to help them identify their strengths, interests, and values to choose a major or career direction. It also recommends meeting with an Academic & Career Advisor and mentions additional assessments like Myers-Briggs and Strong Interest Inventory. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/pathway-self-assessment.html --- # Champion Staff Policy D-601.00 outlines the Institutional Effectiveness Criterion regarding the empowerment of faculty and staff to exercise innovative leadership and professional judgment, provided they maintain ethical behavior and responsible resource management. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-601.00.html --- # Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's policy and procedures for complying with the Michigan Freedom of Information Act. It identifies the FOIA Coordinator and provides access to guidelines, request forms, and appeal processes for obtaining public records. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/freedom-of-information-act/ --- # Vacation Procedure This page details the staff HR policy regarding vacation accrual rates, maximum accrual limits, the request and approval process for leave, conditions for going into arrears, and the payout of unused vacation upon termination of employment. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-719.01.html --- # Student Success Coaching Provides academic and career support for NMC students, featuring a computer lab in Osterlin Library, workshops, seminars, tutorial services, study group assistance, and test proctoring to help students achieve their goals. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/tutoring-support/ --- # Credit for Prior Learning This page outlines how students can receive college credit or course waivers based on competencies gained through life, work, military experience, vocational training, or high school advanced placement. It lists various methods for demonstrating competency, including AP, CLEP, ACE, DSST, and professional certifications. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/getting-things-done/credit-for-prior-learning/ --- # Definition of Employee Categories Policy This policy defines the various categories of employees at Northwestern Michigan College, including executive officers, faculty, adjunct faculty, exempt and non-exempt staff, supplemental employees, maintenance/custodial/grounds staff, and student employees. It establishes the criteria for classification, compensation, and benefit eligibility to ensure consistency in record-keeping and reporting. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/policies/board-staff/D-732.00.html --- # Educational Technology Department The Educational Technology Department provides support for classroom technology, online learning through Canvas, and instructional design. It offers resources for teaching support, professional development via the NMC Teaching Solutions Program, and technical assistance for faculty and staff. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/departments/media-tech/ --- # NMC Student Ambassadors This page introduces the NMC Student Ambassadors, outlining their mission to foster an inclusive campus community through collaboration and engagement. It provides information on their biweekly meeting schedule, contact details for student and faculty leadership, and a link for interested students to apply. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/student-life/student-groups/nmc-student-ambassadors.html --- # Transfer Questions to Ask a University Representative A comprehensive list of suggested questions for students to ask university representatives at transfer fairs, covering academic programs, admissions requirements, credit evaluations, tuition, financial aid, and campus life. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/advising-center/question-to-ask-at-a-transfer-fair.html --- # Hazing This page outlines Northwestern Michigan College's strict prohibition of hazing activities, stating that such actions may lead to disciplinary, criminal, and civil prosecution. It defines hazing and directs students to the Student Code of Conduct, the Anti-Hazing Policy, and Safe Colleges Training for awareness and prevention. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/campus-safety/hazing.html --- # Commencement Information regarding Northwestern Michigan College's 2026 Commencement ceremonies, including eligibility for graduates, instructions for applying for degrees or certificates, links to the ceremony livestream, professional photography, and a photo gallery. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/records-registration/commencement.html --- # Contact Housing This page provides contact information and links for various housing options at the college, including apartments, East Hall, North Hall, and summer housing. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/student-services/housing/contact-housing.html --- # Page Page provides access to NMC Foundation financial documents including Form 990, audited financial statements, and Gratitude Report. Includes the Foundation's taxpayer ID (38-2376475) and information about tax deductibility of contributions. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/about/financials.html --- # Dr. Kari Kahler Scholarship Memorial page for Dr. Kari Kahler, a 40-year NMC community member who passed away August 12, 2023. Describes her legacy in student leadership, Phi Theta Kappa advising, and a mentorship project with Blair Elementary students. Announces the Dr. Kari Kahler Scholarship supporting former Blair Elementary students pursuing education at NMC. Source: https://www.nmc.edu/about/foundation/giving/dr-kari-kahler.html