NMU-CEEE Summer Programs

As part of the Northern Michigan University Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship’s effort to provide fun activities that promote a high level of understanding of economic health and management, the NMU-CEEE offers a selection of summer youth programs. 

Eco-nomics

One-day sessions for grades 1-5. Kids are natural environmentalists and these cool activities demonstrate the connection between a healthy environment and a healthy economy along with entrepreneurship. All programs are free and are held at the MooseWood Nature Center. Contact the MooseWood Nature Center to register at 906-228-6250, info@moosewood.org  or www.moosewood.org

From Start to Finish: Recycling And Why We Do It June 12, 1-2:30 p.m. Find out the economic and environmental benefits of recycling and make you own recycled paper.

I’m Drinking What!?: Investigating Our Water June 19, 1-2:30 p.m. Become a detective and find out what's really in our water.  Students will test water from a variety of sources including the municipal system, Lake Superior, purification systems and rainfall.

Wind, Wind Go Away: Looking Into Air Pollution June 26, 1-2:30 p.m. Explore climate change and air pollution and why they effect our economy.  To discover the power of wind, participants will make and fly their own kites.

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Summer Institutes

These programs have been canceled. Contact the CEEE for more information at ceee@nmu.edu or call 906-227-1218

Cow-onomics – June 23 - 27. Canceled

Pod-onomics – July 7-11. Canceled

Car-onomics – July 21-25. Canceled