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The mission of “A Helping Hand” is to engage students in peer mentoring sessions discussing financial, health, academic, and social needs on campus and within their personal lives.

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All Nations Club is a student organization formed by international and local students seeking to share their culture and experiences from their countries and have fun meeting people from all over the world.

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We encourage students to connect and create in a fun and welcoming environment.

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Membership within our club gives you access to learning from your peers and the chance to make new friends. We offer networking opportunities with designers of varying experiences and skills while you harness your own. AIGA is a prestigious organization, providing the perfect boost to your design resume. Most importantly, you have the chance to have fun and create!

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To promote the study of American Sign Language and the appreciation and understanding of Deaf culture by organizing educational and cultural activities open to all interested members of the University and local community.

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Our mission is to provide a safe space for Asian and Asian-American students at NMU. We aim for inclusivity and welcome students from all Asian-identifying and non-Asian cultures. We strive to create an inclusive and understanding space to educate others of the Asian and Asian-American experience, culture, and history on campus. We strive to disperse stereotypes regarding Asian and Asian-Americans through workshops and cultural events in hope of creating an Asian voice on campus.
ASU is formed by international and domestic students who want to share their culture and experiences from their countries and engage in a welcoming environment. We encourage all students to embrace our individual differences. We aim to encourage discourse which emphasizes on each of our unique qualities while working together for social unity.

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To pair students who have an intellectual or developmental disability with a northern student to break down the barrier between students with disabilities.

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Our chapter of BSU strives to create an inclusive and understanding space for the education of Black experience, culture and history on campus. BSU meetings are more like a weekly get together rather than formal meetings. Throughout the year we take part in volunteer projects, open forum discussions/panels here at Northern and elsewhere, we also help with events relating to MLK jr. Day and Black History Month. Outside of meetings we get together for cookouts, road trips, basketball games, and whatever else the group is interested in doing. Meetings are open to the public so anyone is allowed to stop by. Feel free to join us.

Email: bsu@nmu.edu
IG: nmu.bsu
Address: Box 40, 1101 Northern Center, 1401 Presque Isle, Marquette, MI 49855

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The Diversity Common Reader Program (DCRP) is a semester-long, campus-wide initiative that focuses on reading as a means of social dialogue and change. Held annually since 2013, this program comprises an interdisciplinary series of events inspired by a nonfiction book that advances discussions of diversity, inclusion, and justice. Each year, books are distributed free of charge to interested NMU students (on a first-come-first-served basis), and all events are free and open to the public.

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Our mission is to promote advocacy and create a safe space for people with disabilities on campus. We want to hear from people and allow them to share their stories while also educating others and the community. We are here to open the public's mind about disability. We want to show the many ways “Disability” can be redefined and destigmatized.

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Our mission is to harness the power of deep nature-inspired innovation in STEM research and development to drive positive social impact. Through our collaborative efforts, we aim to explore, discover, and apply cutting-edge scientific and technological solutions that are inspired by the wisdom of nature. By integrating interdisciplinary approaches, fostering creativity, and prioritizing ethical considerations, we strive to address pressing societal challenges and contribute to a sustainable and inclusive future. Our group is dedicated to promoting scientific curiosity, fostering a culture of innovation, and empowering individuals to make a meaningful difference in the world through their work in STEM, while embracing the principles of social responsibility and environmental stewardship.

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Feminism for All seeks to promote education, service, and leadership throughout the NMU campus and the community at large. We work to introduce others to issues that include, but are not limited to, health, sexuality, and civil rights. Originally founded as a grassroots organization dedicated to the promotion of a female sisterhood, Feminism for All has expanded its efforts to include projects that raise awareness of societal concerns throughout the world. Email feminism@nmu.edu for more information.

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The goal of French Club is to promote and study the French language, learn about French-speaking cultures and traditions, and to unify campus and the greater Marquette Community around French Language and culture.

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The Freshman Fellowship Program at Northern Michigan University provides academically talented students with an enriched educational experience. Some of the programmatic advantages include formal learning outcomes, while others are more personal, involving interactions with a faculty mentor, other freshman fellows, and advanced students and staff at the university. The program provides an opportunity to understand and practice scholarship, work with a university professor, interact with other students and enhance overall intellectual curiosity all while earning a stipend.

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Our mission is to foster diversity and inclusion across campus through fun and educational activities related to Gender/Sexuality Studies topics. We want to create a safe space for student-led discussion about gender, sexuality, and sexual orientation in our world; from media representations to the political and sociocultural events that impact our lives. Our club is a safe place to rant, vent, and even develop opportunities for community activism regarding GSS topics. We also provide the chance to engage in academic GSS material in a more casual setting outside of the classroom. Come join us to discuss, act, and learn! Everyone is welcome, but absolutely no hate is tolerated.

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The German Club meets regularly to promote German language, culture, cuisine and history. Everyone with an interest in anything German is welcome and knowledge of German language is not required. German Club puts on some events, such as a German Film Night and Nikolausfeiern (traditional German Christmas celebration), and has organized trips to the Chicago Christkindlmarket, and hosted a German conversational table, known as Stammtisch. For more information, email emacneil@nmu.edu.

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The purpose is to unite over creative writing and literature and share our work as graduates students with fellow students, faculty, and the community.

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We are a student organization made up of Jewish students or students interested in Judaism.

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Kappa Psi Nu is a non-gendered sorority, founded here at NMU on 9/06 day in 2017. We strive to promote an empowering and diverse Greek experience for any and all!

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The purpose of LSU is to affirm the Latin culture and heritage within Northern Michigan University while also serving as a social group for all Latinx Students. LSU’s purpose is also to encourage students to look at the issues beyond cultural differences and focus on the great and unique qualities that make Latinx and non-Latinx students at Northern Michigan University, while working together for academic and social unity.

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The unification of latinx student across campus. A community that will understand THEIR day to day life, and uphold ourselves in the highest of standards.

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To provide a centralized group for Liberal and Progressive leaning students to discuss current events and potential legislation.

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Our missions are to create a safe environment to educate and talk about mental health/mental illness as well as to spread awareness across campus and in the Marquette community.

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The Multicultural Student Nurses Association (MSNA) is committed to enhancing students' experiences at all stages of their nursing education, including pre-nursing, undergraduate nursing, and graduate nursing. Through providing educational opportunities to students interested in diversity, our fundamental aim is to promote nursing students' experience and skill in dealing with a varied set of students as well as patients.

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The Native American Student Association (NASA) serves to promote events related to Native American heritage and culture while serving as a supportive and interactive group for Native American students. Members do not need to be Native American to join and participate in these activities. NASA has hosted drum socials, the First Nations Food Taster, the annual Learning to Walk Together Traditional Pow-Wow, and co-sponsors Native American Heritage Month. Email katphill@nmu.edu, find us on Facebook and Instagram @nmunasa, or visit our webpage at www.nmu.edu/nativeamericanstudies/native-american-student-association for more information.

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To encourage conversation and education in Philosophy through speakers followed by open discourse. Ultimately, we strive for concepts taught and spoken of to be investigated by the individual followed by action in daily life.

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The purpose of Psyched is to create a space that fosters education, and promotes conversation on topics related to psychology and mental health. We seek to create a safe space where students can share their experiences with mental health and psychology, and learn from others experiences as well. Psyched meetings start with a topic in psychology/mental health which is followed by the group sharing personal experiences or knowledge to cultivate conversations on said topics. The goal of Psyched is to break down stigmas on mental health, cultivate new conversations on psychology/mental health, and create a more inclusive and educated campus on psychology/mental health.
Examples of topics discussed: Seasonal Depression, Depression, Anxiety, Borderline Personality Disorder, LGBTQ+ Mental Health, and Mental Health in College.
Suggestions on topics are also taken weekly, via suggestions box.

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Queers & Allies strives to provide a safe and open space for anyone who identifies as LGBTQ+. We work towards bettering the diversity and inclusion in the Marquette community and on campus at Northern Michigan University.

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