This past semester, $596 in returnables was collected in the ninth year of the Cans for Kids toy drive.
The toys will be charitably donated to children in need within our community and are on display at the circulation desk in the Van Pelt and Opie Library. They will be picked up next Friday (Dec. 9) at 9 a.m.
If you would like to donate a new, unwrapped toy at the circulation desk before Friday, it would be welcome and very much appreciated!
The Board of Trustees will meet Dec. 16 from 9-11 a.m. in the Memorial Union Ballroom B, and public attendance is welcome.
Members of the public are invited to make public comments to the Board in accordance with Board of Trustees Bylaw 1.14. Those who wish to address items in the agenda, and who have filed their intent with the secretary of the board as required by Bylaw 1.14, will be limited to five minutes. Those addressing general topics are limited to three minutes.
If you wish to provide public comments to the Board of Trustees, please submit your intent to Sarah Schulte, secretary to the Board of Trustees, at shschult@mtu.edu. The deadline to submit your intent is next Friday (Dec. 9).
Just a reminder that the deadline for employees to submit claims for their 2022 Flexible Spending Account (FSA) is March 31, 2023. Health care and dependent care claims during the 2022 calendar year are eligible if the date of service was in 2022. Any money remaining in the account after this date is forfeited per IRS regulations.
Dependent care claims require an invoice or receipt from the provider. All medical, dental and optical claims should be processed through your insurance plans before submitting them to your health care reimbursement account.
Attach the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) or a claim summary from your insurance plan to the claim form when submitting a claim. For expenses not processed through insurance, submit the itemized receipt.
More information and the FSA claim form can be found online on the Human Resources Flex Spending page.
For questions, contact Benefit Services at benefits@mtu.edu or call 7-2517.
All employees, especially those who will receive paper W-2 and 1095-C forms, are encouraged to review their address in Banweb.
Electronic Delivery
Employees who have not already done so are strongly encouraged to consent to electronic delivery of their W-2 and 1095-C forms.
Benefits of electronic delivery include:
To consent to electronic delivery, navigate to the Employees tab in Banweb, select Tax Forms and choose the Electronic Consent link. Check the boxes to consent to receive your forms electronically and submit your request.
Each year in January, notifications will be sent via email and posted in Tech Today when forms are available on Banweb.
Mail Delivery
Paper W-2s and 1095-Cs will be mailed to the W-2 address on file. If a W-2 address is not on file, forms will be sent to the mailing address. If neither a W-2 or mailing address is on file, forms will be sent to the home address.
To view/update current addresses, navigate to the Personal Information tab in Banweb and select Update Address(es) and Phone(s). Follow directions to update an existing address or add a new address type.
Paper forms will be mailed by Jan. 31, 2023. Please note: Requests for duplicate W-2s must be in writing and will be processed on or after Feb. 15, 2023.
Please contact Payroll Services at payroll@mtu.edu or 906-487-2130 with questions regarding W-2s. Questions regarding 1095-Cs can be directed to Benefit Services at benefits@mtu.edu or 906-487-2517.
Join Michigan Tech Art tonight (Dec. 2) in the Rozsa Art Galleries from 5-7 p.m. for a student artist reception for "Thick as Thieves." This end-of-semester showcase features works of art by students in sculpture and design classes. The showcase features the artwork of students from diverse majors including mechanical engineering, applied ecology, biomedical engineering, theatre entertainment and technology, cybersecurity and physics!
Featured artists include:
Gibryn Arney | Lily Atton-Doornbos | Mykaela Cayemberg | Jack Colwell | Nikki Donley | Tara Estrada | Ferran Delgado Garcia | Faith D. Gaertner | Abby Jurewicz | Cas Mankowski | John Mazur | Riley Nelson | Seth M. Olson | Audrey Schulte | Casey Smith | Josie M. Stalmack | Madalyn R. Tudor-Duncan | Frida A. Visser
The event is coordinated by Rozsa Art Gallery Director Terry Frew and Associate Chair of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts Lisa Gordillo.
What to Expect:
Enjoy refreshments. Meet the student artists in a relaxed environment. See fantastic, student-made art.
Details:
Can't make it tonight? Come see the exhibit today (Dec. 2) through Tuesday (Dec. 6) in the Rozsa Art Galleries.
Please join us Thursday (Dec. 8) at noon in the MUB Superior Room, B001, for a Lunch and Learn on Back to Exercise Basics.
With so much information out there about exercise and movement, what should we be focusing on and how do we get started? Angela Luskin, health and fitness manager from Portage Health, will discuss healthy goals and plenty of ideas to get started. Join us for this fun and informative session!
Please email benefits@mtu.edu to reserve your seat today!
Join us via Zoom if you can't attend in person.
This Lunch and Learn counts toward Option 2 in your Husky Health Checklist.
After your wood-stacking and sauna, please join the Superior Wind Symphony under the baton of Mike Christianson, director of bands at Michigan Tech, for an evening of music from the most upper of peninsulae: Scandinavia! Rest in warm assurance that the composers will be Scandinavian, and at least some of the music will represent events/feelings that happen in winter.
The lineup for "Hygge - Music of Scandinavian Composers" will include a sneak peek into the Michigan Tech Theatre’s spring musical — "Chess," written by two members of the Swedish supergroup ABBA — and pieces by Finnish, Danish and Norwegian composers. Christianson also snuck in a cozy holiday song or two to fill out that hygge feeling!
The Superior Wind Symphony is an auditioned ensemble of winds and percussion that performs the music of composers spanning five centuries, living and not, from all genders, ethnicities and genres. Members come from disciplines across campus, with this concert's performers representing the College of Engineering, College of Sciences and Arts, and College of Computing.
Get Tickets
Get tickets online, by calling 906-487-1906, at the Rozsa Box Office from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday, or for one hour before shows in the McArdle Box Office. Michigan Tech students can reserve free Experience Tech tickets online and Student Rush will be available at the door.
Details:
The recent terrifying shooting in a Colorado nightclub underscores the vulnerability of transgender and LGBTQIA-diverse peoples and the urgent need for better measures to ensure inclusion and safety.
According to the Equity and Inclusion Vocabulary resource from the Michigan Tech Center for Diversity and Inclusion, “Identifying as transgender, or trans, means that one’s internal sense of gender is different from [...] the sex that person was assigned at birth.” Trans includes genders “other than woman or man, such as nonbinary, genderqueer, genderfluid, no gender or multiple genders, or some other gender identity.” Life on campus for those who live these definitions is fraught, now more than ever.
A focused review of research in education, transgender and queer studies, and psychology examined three themes related to the microclimates for trans individuals on campus: (a) disclosing trans identities, (b) trans communities, and (c) resources and career-level support (Seigel, 2019). Conclusions suggest the experiences of trans faculty impact their well-being, safety, access to resources and career trajectories. The article advocates context-specific interventions on campus.
These findings are consistent with the poignant autobiographical account of a trans STEM academic, “Local Minima and Maxima in Trans-STEM Affirmations,” a chapter in the 2022 book "Queering STEM Culture in US Higher Education: Navigating Experiences of Exclusion in the Academy." K. Trenshaw succinctly and lucidly describes marginalization, disparagement and closeting, but also support and encouragement from mentors and often unexpected allies. The book is available in the Van Pelt and Opie Library collection.
At Michigan Tech, the Office of the Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion has initiated activities to create more hospitable and career-supportive environments for diverse faculty, such as encouraging all campus units to create a DEIS Strategic Plan. In addition, the Center for Diversity and Inclusion offers resources and training that are useful to those committed to allyship and who identify as trans.
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Shishir Chundawat will present a virtual seminar next Friday (Dec. 9) at 10 a.m. as part of the Department of Chemical Engineering (ChE) Seminar Series. This seminar can be viewed via Zoom.
The seminar is titled "Glycoengineering for a Cleaner, Healthier, and Sweeter Future."
Read the abstract on the University Events Calendar.
Chundawat is an associate professor at the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at Rutgers University, New Jersey. His multidisciplinary research works with carbohydrate-active enzymes (CAZymes), protein modeling and engineering, carbohydrate chemistry, biomanufacturing, and developing novel analytical techniques for characterization of glycans and protein/CAZymes-glycan interactions.
Michigan Tech Assistant Professor Hassan Masoud (ME-EM) will be presenting at the next Physics Colloquium.
The seminar will be presented in person at 4 p.m. Thursday (Dec. 8) in Fisher 139.
Masoud's presentation is titled "Marangoni Surfing: From Theory to Application."
Read the abstract on the University Events Calendar.
The Department of Social Sciences (SS) is hosting a brown bag presentation today (Dec. 2) from noon to 1 p.m. in person in AOB 201 and virtually via Zoom.
In July 2022, South Africa announced the impending completion of a new coal-burning power plant. Even as South Africa acknowledges the vulnerability of its population to climate change effects, South Africa also faces internal pressure to maintain its status as a regional leader in energy access among the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa. For decades, coal met that need. The construction of the coal workforce occurred under Apartheid… to what degree could the workforce of renewable energy repeat the same mistakes? What is a just energy transition for South Africa’s coal workforce and coal communities?
Join Jennifer Rachels, Ph.D. candidate and U.S. Department of Energy ORISE Fellow, for a discussion of her research on this question.
Michigan Tech women's basketball has announced the signing of four recruits:
Read about these incoming Huskies at the Michigan Tech Athletics website.
Michigan Tech hockey co-captain Brett Thorne has been named the CCHA Defenseman of the Month for November.
Thorne helped Michigan Tech to a 5-1-2 month, posting league highs in assists (6) and plus/minus (+6) over six games while ranking sixth in points per game (1.00) and seventh in blocked shots (11).
The co-captain aided a defensive unit that allowed just 2.33 goals per game and posted one shutout. His month was highlighted by collecting a CCHA-best four assists in the Huskies' 4-3 victory at St. Thomas on Nov. 18.
Thorne has been an integral part of a Tech defense that ranks fifth in the nation in scoring defense (2.0) and eighth in penalty-killing percentage (.867).
Read more at the Michigan Tech Athletics website.
No. 18 Michigan Tech hockey and Northern Michigan will play a home-and-away CCHA series this weekend.
The Wildcats will host today (Dec. 2) at 7:07 p.m. at the Berry Events Center, with the series wrapping up tomorrow (Dec. 3) at 6:07 p.m. at the MacInnes Student Ice Arena.
WLUC TV6 will televise both games live across the Upper Peninsula, and the games will be livestreamed on FloHockey.tv. Fans can also listen live on the radio at Mix 93.5 FM WKMJ or online at TheMix93.com or Pasty.net.
The Huskies are 9-3-3 overall and top the CCHA standings at 5-2-3. NMU is 9-7-0 overall and 5-3-0 in the CCHA. The two teams will meet again Jan. 27 in Houghton and Jan. 28 in Marquette.
Saturday Events
Read the full preview at the Michigan Tech Athletics website.
Job Posting for Friday, Dec. 2, 2022
Staff and faculty job descriptions are available on the Human Resources website. For more information regarding staff positions, call 906-487-2280 or email mtujobs@mtu.edu.
For more information regarding faculty positions, contact the academic department in which the position is posted.
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Michigan Technological University is an Equal Opportunity Educational Institution/Equal Opportunity Employer that provides equal opportunity for all, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.
Accommodations are available. If you require any auxiliary aids, services, or other accommodations to apply for employment, or for an interview, at Michigan Technological University, please notify the Human Resources office at 906-487-2280 or mtujobs@mtu.edu.
Amlan Mukherjee (CEGE/MTTI) is the principal investigator on a project that has received a $260,278 research and development contract from the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
The project is titled "Development of Process to Lower CWP to Construction Materials."
This is a potential two-year project.
Ph.D. student Wandipa La Toya Mualefhe (environmental and energy policy) and Shan Zhou (SS) presented papers at the Association of Public Policy Analysis & Management 2022 Fall Research Conference, held Nov. 17-19 in Washington, D.C.
La Toya Mualefhe presented a paper titled "Who Are Leveraging Municipal Green Bond for Sustainable Development: Empirical Evidence from California" in the panel session "Clean Energy Technology Adoption: The Role of Local Governments and Financial Institutions." The paper was co-authored by Zhou.
Zhou presented a paper titled "The Impact of Local Zoning Ordinance Design on Wind Development" in the panel session "Advancing the Study of Political Antecedents and Administrative Consequences of Policy Design."
Simon Carn’s (GMES) comments to NASA’s Earth Observatory about the eruption of Mauna Loa in Hawaii were picked up by Discover Magazine, Universe Today and other media outlets around the globe.
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Lei Pan (ChE) was quoted by WLUC TV6, ABC 10, the Iron Mountain Daily News and Radio Results Network in coverage of $8.1 million in federal funding recently awarded to Michigan Tech and Eagle Mine to research sustainable processes and technologies to supply critical minerals for electric vehicle battery manufacturing and recycling.
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Steve Elmer (KIP) was quoted by ABC 10 in a story previewing the Health Research Institute’s U.P. Community Health Town Hall on mental health, held yesterday (Dec. 1).
Elmer and Kelly Kamm (KIP) are the moderators of the ongoing town hall series. Yesterday’s discussion can be replayed at the series website and will be broadcast by ABC 10 at noon Sunday (Dec. 4).
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Alan Turnquist (Sustainability and Resilience) was quoted by Northern Michigan’s North Wind in a story about the Zero Waste Event being held at the Berry Events Center during the Huskies’ hockey game against the Wildcats tonight (Dec. 2).
The competitive event pits Huskies against WIldcats in a bid to see who can produce the least trash during the game.
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The Roanoke Star and VTx of Virginia Tech mentioned Michigan Tech in a story about the 13-person technical team convened by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to produce a report on gold mining’s potential impacts in Virginia.
Shiliang Wu (GMES/CEGE) was one of the committee members, described by the story as “recognized experts from diverse disciplines and backgrounds.”
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The Daily Mining Gazette and Mining Journal are betting on the outcome of the hockey game tonight (Dec. 2) between Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan.
Publishers Candace Wolf of the Gazette and Ann Troutman of the Journal are rooting for their respective teams — and the loser will be wearing the other team’s jersey for a week.
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WLUC TV6 and the Daily Mining Gazette picked up a Michigan Tech Athletics press release about hockey co-captain Brett Thorne being named the CCHA Defenseman of November.
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The Iron Mountain Daily News picked up Michigan Tech Athletics’ press release about the investiture of new head football coach Dan Mettlach.
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The Keweenaw’s Explorer Blog mentioned Michigan Tech’s 101st Winter Carnival, planned Feb. 8-11, 2023, in a post about five Keweenaw festivals to make you fall in love with winter.
December KIP Seminar
Join us for the last Department of Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology (KIP) Seminar of the fall today (Dec. 2) from 3-4:30 p.m. in ATDC 101.
The seminar theme this semester is "Women in Health Science, Medicine, and Physiology." The schedule has included a great lineup of local, regional and national speakers. The title of December's presentation is "Physical Function, Aging, and Disease."
Please visit the KIP Newsblog for more information.
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ENVE Grad Seminar/CEGE Alumni Speaker Series
The next Environmental Engineering (ENVE) Graduate Seminar/Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geospatial Engineering (CEGE) Alumni Speaker Series will take place at 3 p.m. Monday (Dec. 5) via Zoom (use passcode 843781).
CEGE alumnus Thomas Speth of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will present "Removing PFAS from Drinking Water: Performance, Cost, and Management of Residual Streams."
Read the abstract on the University Events Calendar.
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MS Defense: Poorva Kadrolli, GMES
M.S. in Mining Engineering candidate Poorva Kadrolli will present their master's defense at 8:30 a.m. today (Dec. 2) in Dow 633. Virtual attendance is also invited via Zoom.
All are welcome to attend.
Kadrolli's defense is titled "Injury Severity Modeling in the Mining Industry Using Workers' Compensation Data and Data Analytics."
Kadrolli is advised by Snehamoy Chatterjee.
From the abstract:
... The type of risk associated with an injury in the mining industry can be identified by analyzing workers’ compensation (WC) data. ... The relationship between the risk factors and claim type from the WC data was evaluated through Chi-squared and post-hoc tests. ... Results from the statistical analysis show that age group, injury cause, nature of the injury, and part of body injured are statistically significant risk factors, whereas gender and mine type aren’t significant with injury severity. Once the statistically significant risk factors and impact measures were analyzed, the machine learning (ML) models were applied. The categorical variables were treated using one-hot encoding before applying ML models. The data was divided into the training and testing set. Class balancing and data augmentation techniques like the synthetic minority oversampling technique (SMOTE) and adaptive synthetic sampling (ADASYN) were used to deal with the class imbalance problems. Tree-based algorithms like decision tree, random forest, and gradient boosting with a few other algorithms like logistic regression and support vector machine were tested to understand the ML performance. The gradient boosting algorithm with ADASYN (data augmentation technique) proved to be the best machine learning model to predict injury severity. The results of statistical analysis and machine learning algorithms can help the mine personnel comprehend risk factors by taking preventative actions at the mine site.
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PhD Proposal Defense: Tino Moore, CS
Ph.D. in Computer Science student Tino Moore will present his Ph.D. dissertation proposal defense today (Dec. 2) at 2 p.m. via Zoom.
The title of Moore's talk is “Bounded Dynamic Single Assignment Form: Making Single Assignment Machine Executable.”
Read more on the Computing News Blog.
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What Is Happening in Iran?
Please join the Iranian Community at Michigan Tech today (Dec. 2) in the Alumni Lounge A and B (aka MUB 107) at 4 p.m. to hear a student presentation on the current events in Iran, as well as a panel discussion between students and faculty.
There will be opportunities to ask questions and learn ways to actively help the people in Iran.
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Customer Appreciation Sale
The holidays are quickly approaching and it's once again time for the Michigan Tech Campus Store and University Images Customer Appreciation Sale.
Visit us in person or online today (Dec. 2). All Michigan Tech branded apparel and souvenirs will be 25% off, as well as our local and regional items.
Curbside pickup is available at University Images. When ordering online, choose in-store pickup at checkout, and we’ll contact you when your order is ready! Please allow one to two business days for order processing.
The Campus Store and University Images are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Stop in today for the Campus Store and University Images Customer Appreciation Sale. We'll see you soon!
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Film Board Presenting 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'
This week, the Film Board is presenting "Everything Everywhere All At Once," which is rated R.
Summary: When an interdimensional rupture unravels reality, an unlikely hero must channel her newfound powers to fight bizarre and bewildering dangers from the multiverse as the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
Showings:
Located on Michigan Tech's campus in Fisher 135.
Tickets are $3 and concessions are $1. We hope to see you at the movie this weekend and have a great day.
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See 'A Christmas Carol' This Weekend at the Rozsa
After a heartwarming opening night, you have three more chances to see "A Christmas Carol," written by Charles Dickens, adapted to the stage by Romulus Linney and presented by Michigan Tech Theatre this weekend.
The beloved holiday classic, directed by Trish Helsel, boasts a Tech Theatre Company cast of nearly 40 local youth, Keweenaw community members, and Michigan Tech faculty, staff and students. "A Christmas Carol" will lift holiday spirits at the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. tonight (Dec. 2) and tomorrow (Dec. 3), with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday (Dec. 4).
From the first “Bah, Humbug!” to the final, “God bless us, everyone,” this performance will delight audiences of all ages as they join Ebenezer Scrooge on his journey of transformation and redemption.
“The Charles Dickens classic has long been a Christmas favorite; the story is much more universal in its message,” says Helsel, professor of theatre at Michigan Tech. “I chose this stage adaptation because it does not paint Ebenezer Scrooge as a villain, but rather someone broken by a series of devastating life events. Our production focuses on Scrooge’s ability to accept his past and embrace the present.”
The strength of the Keweenaw community, its overwhelming artistic talent and phenomenal young people were at the forefront of Helsel’s mind as she chose this year’s holiday show. “The show was chosen as a community-centered production with a cast of Michigan Tech students, faculty and community members,” says Helsel. “It has been a pleasure to work with this lot of youngsters, who range in age from 4 to 17 years. It is exciting to be a part of their induction into a professional theatre setting. Children are such fast learners! They have picked up the British dialects with ease, and they memorize quickly. Most importantly, they bring a sense of joy to the process.”
Get Tickets
Get tickets online, by calling 906-487-1906, at the Rozsa Box Office from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday, or for one hour before shows. Michigan Tech students can reserve free Experience Tech tickets online, and Student Rush will be available at the door.
Details:
To have your event automatically appear, please submit them to the University Events Calendar.
Come make a splash with us! Registration for the following Spring 2023 Session 1 programs opens Wednesday, December 7th at 8:00am! American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim...
*****Come make a splash with us! Registration for the following Spring 2023 Session 1 programs opens Wednesday, December 7th at 8:00am! American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim...
*****Mining Engineering Advisor: Snehamoy Chatterjee Injury Severity Modeling in The Mining Industry Using Workers' Compensation Data and Data Analytics Attend Virtually:...
*****Environmental & Energy Policy Advisor: Richelle Winkler Improving Electrical Energy Efficiency at Michigan Technological University's Athletic Complexes Attend Virtually:...
*****Chemical Engineering Research Seminar Dr. Ganesh S. Anand The Pennsylvania State University Abstract RNA viruses are metastable macromolecular assemblies that respond to...
*****Mechanical Engineering Advisor: Gordon Parker Optimal Control of Non-Linear Wave Energy Converters in Heave for Maximum Power Extraction Attend Virtually:...
*****Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics Advisor: Jeffrey Naber Concept Evaluation and Development of a Novel Approach for Integration of Turbogeneration,...
*****Graduate student Tino Moore, Computer Science, will present his PhD dissertation proposal defense on Friday, December 2, 2022, at 2 p.m. on Zoom. The title of his talk is,...
*****Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics Advisor: Gregory Odegard Study of Nanocomposite Materials Using Molecular Dynamics Attend Virtually:...
*****Daniel Neill of New York University will present a Computer Science Colloquium lecture on December 2, 2022, at 3:00 p.m., via Zoom. The talk is presented by the Department of...
*****Cybersecurity Advisor: Yu Cai Exploring Different Mediums for Teaching Programming and Cybersecurity in Primary and Secondary Schools Attend Virtually:...
*****Celebrate the season with us! Michigan Tech alumni & friends are invited to a holiday party and hockey game watch at Blackrocks Brewery on Friday, December 2, 2022, from 5-9...
*****MICHIGAN TECH ART PRESENTS THICK AS THIEVES RECEPTION FOR THE STUDENT GALLERY SHOWCASE ART EXHIBITION RECEPTION: 5-7 P.M. ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 ARTIST RECEPTION Join us...
*****Join Film Board this weekend as we show Everything Everywhere All at Once in Fisher 135! Tickets are $3 and concessions are $1 each. More information on our website:...
*****Come hang out in the Bubble Greenhouse with us every Friday 6-7pm and take a break from the winter landscape with a little tropical oasis. During meetings food and drink for...
*****Men's Ice Hockey: Michigan Tech at Northern Michigan
*****MICHIGAN TECH THEATRE PRESENTS A CHRISTMAS CAROL Charles Dickens adapted to the stage by Romulus Linney PERFORMED BY TECH THEATRE COMPANY DIRECTED BY TRISH HELSEL The...
*****Join us to see Evan Gambardella perform hypnotism! He has performed in 19 countries and more than 1,500 venues.
*****Join Film Board this weekend as we show Everything Everywhere All at Once in Fisher 135! Tickets are $3 and concessions are $1 each. More information on our website:...
*****Youth Tennis Lessons: After school and weekend Youth Huskies Group Tennis Lessons are back this fall! Join by age group and level for some fun on the tennis courts! October 24...
