The grant will support the university’s new initiative, I-CAAN: Fostering Confidence, Academic Achievement, and Networking to Strengthen the STEM Workforce.
The program will assist individuals from low-income backgrounds as they plan, start, and grow their businesses.
The new program combines a traditional humanities education with career preparation and is modeled on a similar program pioneered by the University of Arizona.
The concentration is now available to students within the engineering program.
The program pairs students with college faculty members for mentorship opportunities and guidance.
The new program track will only have weekend and evening course options, designed to help working adults fit nursing education into their schedules.
The Freshwater Research & Innovation Center is a joint venture of Northwestern Michigan College and Discovery Pier, with support from Traverse Connect, Michigan Technological University, and 20Fathoms.
The expanded partnership creates a pathway for registered nurses and nursing students to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Michigan-Flint School of Nursing.
The college has received a $25,000 grant that will support the renovation of the Morey Technical Education Center, first built in 2015.
The W.J. Beal Botanical Garden was established in 1873 and has become the first and only garden in the state of Michigan to have earned BCGI accreditation.
