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FALL FEST Monday, Aug. 25

The 22nd annual Fall Fest will be held on Monday, Aug. 25, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the Academic Mall (area between JXJ/WS/NSF/LRC). Featuring over 50 local businesses, 60+ student organizations, 20 volunteer agencies, FREE Jilbert's Ice Cream, and much more! More

FALL FEST

Monday, Aug. 25

Fall Fest Scene

The 22nd annual Fall Fest will be held on Monday, Aug. 25, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the Academic Mall (area between JXJ/WS/NSF/LRC). Featuring over 50 local businesses, 60+ student organizations, 20 volunteer agencies, FREE Jilbert's Ice Cream, and much more! More

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News and Events

	THE SECOND CITY The Second City presents comedy that is both hilarious and thought-provoking, smart and silly, sophisticated and wild. Brought to campus by Northern Arts & Entertainment, they will be performing on Friday & Saturday, Sept. 12 & 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Forest Roberts Theatre.
	THE GOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS The Golden Dragon Acrobats return to NMU on Saturday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. in the Berry Events Center. Presented as part of the Family Weekend activities, ticket information will be available shortly.
	DR. DREW: LOVELINE Platform Personalities brings Dr. Drew Pinsky to NMU on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. in the Great Lakes Rooms.

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVE AWARDS
The 21st Annual Leadership Recognition Banquet was held on Thursday, April 17, in the Great Lakes Rooms. Over 500 student leaders and advisers were in attendance, and student organization awards were presented, including: Diversity Program/Project of the Year: Promoters for Non-Violent Peace Resolution - Invisible Children Community Service Award - Relay for Life Project of the Year - Women for Women: Operation Save 2nd Base Program of the Year - Northern Entrepreneurship Organization: Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour Organization of the Year (University or Activity Fee Funded) - WUPX Organization of the Year - Northern Michigan Constructors Adviser of the Year - Wally Niebauer (PRSSA) More

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
RECEIVE AWARDS

The 21st Annual Leadership Recognition Banquet was held on Thursday, April 17, in the Great Lakes Rooms. Over 500 student leaders and advisers were in attendance, and student organization awards were presented, including:

Diversity Program/Project of the Year: Promoters for Non-Violent Peace Resolution - Invisible Children
Community Service Award - Relay for Life
Project of the Year - Women for Women: Operation Save 2nd Base
Program of the Year - Northern Entrepreneurship Organization: Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour
Organization of the Year (University or Activity Fee Funded) - WUPX
Organization of the Year - Northern Michigan Constructors
Adviser of the Year - Wally Niebauer (PRSSA)

STUDENT ORGANIZATION RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Is your student organization looking for new members? If so, there are several recruitment opportunities you don't want to miss, including Summer Orientation (five sessions), Fall Fest (held on the first day of classes in the Academic Mall), and the Student Organization Newsprint (seen by thousands of students). Each of these opportunities is geared to a different audience and, in different ways, gives you the opportunity to showcase your organization. Stop by the Center for Student Enrichment (1205 UC) to register your group for these events

STUDENT ORGANIZATION RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Is your student organization looking for new members? If so, there are several recruitment opportunities you don't want to miss, including Summer Orientation (five sessions), Fall Fest (held on the first day of classes in the Academic Mall), and the Student Organization Newsprint (seen by thousands of students). Each of these opportunities is geared to a different audience and, in different ways, gives you the opportunity to showcase your organization. Stop by the Center for Student Enrichment (1205 UC) to register your group for these events

FAMILY WEEKEND SCHEDULED FOR OCT. 24-26
You are cordially invited to attend NMU's Family Weekend, a time for families to feel a part of a student's college experience. Contact a local motel of your choice if you require overnight accommodations (www.marquettecountry.org) or call the Marquette Country Convention & Visitors Bureau at 906-228-7749. Check back soon for our schedule of events.