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Join us as we talk with Rochelle Hammontree as she reflects her 35 year career at NMC.Read more
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Twice a year, the Global Lit Book Club meets to discuss books about life in other cultures. We try to read one fiction and…Read more
Similar to an escape room, a breakout box is an activity you can use with your class. The class is broken into teams and…Read more
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As we close down 2019 and finalize NMC’s fall semester, be aware of these important Moodle dates: Friday, December 28th – Fall 2019 (2001)…Read more
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I just returned from a conference of the National Association of Biology Teachers. This year the conference was in Chicago. It certainly makes it…Read more
In this episode we explore the budding friendship between Nicco Pandolfi, Instruction Librarian, and Taylor Nash, Academic & Career Advisor. Listen in and learn…Read more
Traverse City’s first snow of the year occurred the week our winter shelter, Safe Harbor, opened, and we have since had enough snow to…Read more
We’ve heard students discuss tests, of course: "too long, too hard, too often"-therefore I am always surprised when I hear students at the END of the semester…Read more