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We meet every Sunday at 6 in room 311 of the library and hold open study on Alchemy in its multi disciplinary and multi cultural forms. Including Indian alchemy, Tibetan alchemy, alchemy, European alchemy, modern esoteric fundamentals, mysticism, occultism, hermeticism (the teachings of Hermes Trismegistus) secret societies and any and all stuff alchemy related. Our mission is to educate and empower with advanced metaphysical knowledge, such as how to use the alchemical worldview to heal and evolve yourself and how to understand the connections between alchemy, chemistry, and the search for scientific truth.

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Applied Humanics and Holistic Arts (AHHA!) is a student organization dedicated to exploring the intersections of social work, the arts, and community practice. Our mission is to create spaces where students can engage in creative, relational, and holistic approaches to learning, healing, and social change.

The name “AHHA!” reflects both our academic grounding in applied humanics and our belief in the power of ah-ha! moments — those sparks of recognition, connection, and transformation that occur when diverse disciplines and people come together. Through workshops, dialogues, performances, and collaborative projects, we seek to foster belonging, deepen cultural literacy, and spark imaginative approaches to personal and collective well-being.

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Creative Opportunities: Participate in workshops, performances, and collaborative projects that blend social work, theatre, and the arts.

Leadership & Skill-Building: Gain experience in facilitation, event planning, and community engagement.

Personal Growth: Explore holistic practices that foster identity-building, reflection, and well-being.

Community Belonging: Connect with peers across disciplines in a supportive, inclusive environment.

Networking & Collaboration: Work alongside students, faculty, and community partners on interdisciplinary initiatives.

Applied Learning: Translate classroom knowledge into real-world action through service, advocacy, and creative practice.

Students can join Applied Humanics and Holistic Arts (AHHA!) by signing up through our page on The Hub NMU or by attending any of our meetings/events. Membership is open to all NMU students—no experience required. Just bring your interest in creativity, community, and holistic approaches to well-being!

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Athletes in Action offers collegiate athletes an environment where they can gather together and talk about how to connect their faith with their sport.

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Catholic Campus Ministry (CCM) is a student organization that provides opportunities for authentic encounter with Jesus Christ and with one another, and teaches you how to effectively witness your joy to others. We are attached to St. Michael Catholic Church at 401 W. Kaye Ave (just across the street from Cohodas Hall).
We provide opportunities for the sacraments, faith-building groups, and social activities. For more information, visit our web site and register at nmucatholic.org/register

Or, email Father Dustin Larson at fatherdustin@nmucatholic.org

Follow our Instagram: @nmucatholic

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The purpose of Cats Connect is to (a) create a space where student-athletes can share their own thoughts and experiences and start conversations relating to overall well-being. (b) Having useful resources, discussions, and events so that student-athletes can learn about overall wellbeing and create community amongst athletes. (c) Participate and connect with foundations that also share the goal of focusing on healthy student athletes

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Young Life is an international organization. Their mission statement is: Young Life doesn't start with a program. It starts with adults who are concerned enough about kids to go to them, on their turf and in their culture, building bridges of authentic friendship. These relationships don't happen overnight – they take time, patience, trust and consistency.

As college students and adults, our goal as a local ministry is to build relationships with kids of all abilities, backgrounds, and ages in the hopes of sharing Jesus Christ with them.

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Cru is a caring community passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ. Whether you are curious to explore who Jesus is or consider yourself a follower of Christ, you are always welcome. Come and visit our Community groups and also our weekly meeting on Thursdays at 8 p.m. Our heart is one of community, purpose and growth. You will find opportunities to explore what the Bible has to say, come to know God more, be involved in authentic community, connect with a mentor, grow in leadership, and have fun. Adventures include hiking, bonfires, game nights, parties, road trips, missions trips and more. We would love to have you join us! Check us out on NMUCru.com or on Facebook and Instagram: NMU Cru. Email NMUCru@gmail.com for more information.

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Delight Ministries seeks to establish a college women's community that grows together, serves
together, learns together, and does life together while chasing the heart of God. Delight is intentional about learning from one another through stories and experiences while
potentially discovering or continuing to grow in relationships with Christ.

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Falun Dafa (also known as Falun Gong) is a spiritual practice in the Buddhist tradition. It is based on Truthfulness, Compassion, and Tolerance. Falun Dafa consists of self-improvement through the study of moral teachings, gentle exercises, and a sitting meditation. The belief system of Falun Dafa encourages learners to let go of unhealthy attachments as they strive to attune their lives with the universal principles of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Tolerance. Falun Dafa is now practiced in over 100 countries. It has brought better health and inner peace to millions around the world. It helps people improve well-being by relieving stress, enjoy serenity, increasing energy, and getting better health. We would like to share it with everyone. Please feel free to join us. For more information, please email hhsieh@nmu.edu .

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

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His House Christian Fellowship is a ministry that reaches out to college and university students with the story of Jesus Christ. Since its inception at NMU in 1996, His House has maintained a goal to raise up students who are wise enough to seek Him, tender enough to love those around them, strong enough to influence nations, and excited enough to change history. We do this both as a ministry and a Student Organization through Bible studies, Missions trips, weekly worship services, prayer meetings, campus outreach, etc. We strive to be: a family on campus sought by God, saved by Jesus Christ, and led by the Holy Spirit; a place where students feel safe to be themselves, ask questions about life and God; a dynamic ministry where students are taking initiative to reach out to their peers in meaningful ways; a training ground where students grow deep in God's word and experience personal growth. Join us in fulfilling our vision - as individuals and as a church! Check us out on Facebook (NMU His House), on the web (www.nmu.hhcf.org) or by email (pete@hhcf.org)

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InterVarsity is a place where students can grow in their faith, study the Bible together, and make friends. We dig into the Bible to develop our relationship with God. We also host some fun activities to promote valuable friendships. We are open to all students, whether you have a church background or not. If you are interested in studying the Bible or finding out more about the Christian faith, we'd love for you to attend!

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Getting students connected through camping, community, and Christ!

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To teach People the gospel and being people to Jesus Christ

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We are a spiritual community bound together by Jesus crucified and risen. We are an inclusive Christian community, welcoming people of all ages, races, gender and sexual identities, class, ability, or political orientation. We aim to meet the spiritual needs of the students, faculty, and staff of NMU.

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NCF's mission is to uniquely transform the nursing profession through: Biblically grounded communities, effective faith sharing, and comprehensive resources that support integrated whole-person care for and by the nurse.

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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 Presque Isle Zen Community exists to offer NMU students opportunities to study & practice Zen Buddhism. This community is informally affiliated with Lake Superior Zendo, a group of Zen Buddhist practitioners in Marquette led by two ordained Zen Buddhist priests.

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The mission of this organization is to (1) change hearts and minds and save lives by educating students and community members on life issues and (2) to help women and men in crisis pregnancies find support and services.

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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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Redeemer Campus Ministry is affiliated with Redeemer Lutheran Church located at 1700 W. Fair Ave. in Marquette. We are a community that lifts each other up through Jesus' teachings. We welcome all people to come and listen to the good news of Jesus through devos and worship. Activities include hiking, disc golf, broomball, bonfires, Hot Plate, movie nights, and much more! Come and visit us on the 1st, 3rd, and occasional 5th Wednesday at the Campus House located at 1522 Lincoln Ave. behind Spalding Hall.
We hope to see you soon!
Feel free to check us out at:
Website: https://redeemermqt.org/nmu/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Redeemer.Campus.Ministry
Instagram: https://instagram.com/redeemercampusministrymqt?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Email: dceanna@redeemermqt.org

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We are a home and place for all people, where we celebrate and encourage students to form a community. Faith is not required, only open hearts and open minds.

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Through the practice of juggling, an academic has the ability to create value from what is had, always pushing the level of possibility higher than expected, given enough practice and intention an academic learns to improvise and juggle all that life has to offer. Learning to make corrections in the moment and to regain balance and rhythm toward progress. Be it one ball or one class, the juggling academic strives to help its members to tackle all aspects of life with grace and fortitude. For only in the midst of darkness, shall we shine amongst the brightest stars.

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About the Club

Judo is more than just a martial art. It provides practical self-defense skills, fosters teamwork and
community, and develops essential life qualities such as resilience, problem-solving, and respect for
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The Kodokan Judo Club aims to create a safe and welcoming space where students can come together, learn, and grow. Whether you’re interested in self-defense, physical fitness, or personal development, our club offers the opportunity to discover what Judo truly means.

The Philosophy of Judo

Judo was founded by Jigoro Kano, a Japanese educator, politician, and judoka (Judo practitioner). Kanō believed martial arts should go beyond combat. By synthesizing techniques from various jujutsu schools, he created Judo as both a method of training the body and a path for cultivating the mind and spirit. His vision emphasized randori (free practice) for safe, effective training, and placed Judo in the category of a “way” (dō) rather than just a fighting art (jutsu).

At the Kodokan Judo Club, we honor Kanō’s original teachings by practicing Judo in three interconnected
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● Rentai-ho — Judo as physical exercise, developing strength, health, and vitality.
● Shobu-ho — Judo as a martial art, focusing on self-defense and effective technique.
● Shushin-ho — Judo as a way of life, cultivating wisdom, virtue, and applying Judo principles to
daily challenges.

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Judo is the Way of using one's mental and physical strength in the most efficient manner. Through training and practicing techniques for offensive and defensive, one disciplines and cultivates body and spirit, and thereby masters the essence of the Way. Thus, the ultimate goal of judo is to strive for personal perfection by means of this and to benefit the world. - Jigoro Kano 1915

The Kodokan Judo Club offers you the chance to explore these principles, train your body and mind, and
connect with others who share a commitment to growth, respect, and self-improvement.

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The Way Christian Fellowship at NMU is a community of students who have joined Jesus on His mission in the world. Everything we do revolves around three core values: real community, real devotion, and real mission. Real community means life is better when we share it. Real devotion means we learn from Jesus and live by His teaching and example. Real mission means we have purpose by serving God and others. One of the best ways to learn about The Way is by checking out our gathering at 7p.m. every Tuesday in the fall and winter semesters. Student-led small groups meet throughout the week, and fun and adventure fill our calendar, including hikes, bonfires, tailgate parties, retreats, conferences, game nights, service projects, and mission trips.

Adviser: Jennifer Broberg (jen.broberg@gmail.com)

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To provide spiritual support to WELS and other NMU students.

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We are a campus ministry that welcomes EVERYONE! In addition to Sunday Night Dinners at our Church located at 927 W Fair Ave, directly behind Whittman, we run a coffeehouse named Common Grounds where we supply students with free snacks, free coffee and tea, and free wifi and a fun area to hang out. We also go on hikes around Marquette with NMU students to get away from the clutter of our busy schedules and to be content in God's beautiful creation. We are also focusing on improving mental health and will be doing stress reliever activities on campus throughout the semesters!

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