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Graduate Professional Development Conference

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The Second Annual Graduate Student Professional Development Conference (GPDC) took place on October 21.  Over 70 students attended the conference this year and were exposed to variety of topics that included Resume/CV preparation, Networking, Grant Writing, Leadership and Teaching Methods. This is the second year that the Graduate Student Association has coordinated this event.  For more information on the Graduate Student Association and the GPDC, please contact them at gsa@nmu.edu .  



Essential Facts for New Graduate Students

Starting graduate school can be overwhelming, but we're here to help. Click on the links below to learn about services and opportunities available to graduate students.

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Immerse yourself -- and get paid. You'll gain valuable experience researching or teaching in your discipline. In addition to a stipend, most assistantships include a tuition waiver. Details are in the Graduate Assistant Handbook. Download an assistantship application.
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Northern Michigan University's board of Trustees approved a new Master in Business Administration (MBA) program which began in fall 2010. The demand for graduates with an MBA degree is rising, which makes the MBA one of the most desired professional graduate degrees in the U.S. Learn more | Apply for admission
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A free conference that aims to increase the professional skills of graduate students was held Friday, Oct. 21. Workshops and seminars addressed Professional Adaptability, Teaching and Instruction, Leadership, Self-Awareness and Communication.


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Key Dates
  • Jan. 16 -- First day of classes
  • Mar. 3 -- Midsemester recess begins
  • Mar. 12 -- Classes resume
  • Mar. 17 -- Deadline graduate applications for summer semester
  • Apr. 28 -- Last day classes
  • May 5 -- Commencement ceremony
  • July 1 -- Deadline graduate applications for fall semester

Questions?

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Dr. Brian Cherry is Assistant Provost of Graduate Education and Research.  If you have questions about attending graduate school at Northern Michigan University, contact Dr. Cherry to explore your options. Call 906-227-2300 or e-mail gdcoll@nmu.edu.


Student Celebration

The 17th Annual Celebration of Student Research, Creative Works and Academic Service Learning is scheduled for Thursday, April 12, 2012.  Applications are due March 21 and can be downloaded here.


McNair Scholars Program
The McNair Scholars Program strives to provide students with the information and experiences that will make their graduate school transition easier and more rewarding. For more information contact coordinator Megan Delbello (227-2560) or visit: NMU McNair Scholars

Student-Faculty Scholarly Works

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