New Graduate Certificate Program

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NMU’s Political Science and Public Administration Department is pleased to announce a new graduate certificate in public management (CPM), set to begin in fall 2008. This program is designed with flexibility for the working professional in mind.  Program details



News and Information

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Scholarship Honors Kulisheck
Professor Robert Kulisheck recently retired from NMU after 38 years of service. An anonymous alumni couple established a scholarship in honor of his influence and innovation as an educator at NMU. Details of the scholarship are yet to be determined, but it is likely they will reflect professor Kulisheck's commitment to internships and service learning. More information

Students Visited Washington
Miles Baker, McLain McGrath and Betsy Ott were among 200 students nationwide selected as fellows to represent NMU at the Young People For, a leadership development program focusing on identifying, engaging and empowering young progressive leaders to create positive change on their campuses and in their communities. They traveled to Washington, D.C., in January to design a "Blueprint for Social Justice."

Students at Conventions

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NMU students are attending the Democratic and Republican National Conventions.  Share their experiences through their blogs and streaming videos.


Road Map to 2015 Unveiled

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NMU President Les Wong recently unveiled NMU’s new strategic plan, “Road Map to 2015 and Beyond.” The plan focuses on four broad elements: innovation; helping students lead more meaningful lives; leveraging campus attributes; and community engagement. Full story


Get Involved

There are several academic-related student organizations on campus students majoring in programs offered by the Political Science and Public Administration Department may be interested in joining. Visit the Center for Student Enrichment's Organization Web site to find one that suits your interests and to learn how to join.