NMU Engineering Technology Department

NMU Engineering Technology Department’s 3D printers, under the leadership of Professor Joe Routhier, is taking part in a local movement to get face shields to UPHS Marquette. This movement will eventually expand to other UP and Michigan hospitals until all the necessary face shields have been produced.

NMU is participating with the online group called “Yooper Makers United”. To date the group has produced over 900 face shields.

Welcome back students and faculty! It’s going to be a beautiful day!

We hope everyone is enjoying the summer🌞.

Today we are grateful for our STUDENTS! To celebrate, the Engineering Technology faculty and staff hosted a cookout. Burgers and hotdogs filled the grill, accompanied by chips, cookies and cold pop. Kathy had fun giving away some coffee mug door prizes. The machine shop was magically transformed into our dining area. We had a lot of fun and hope our students loved it like we did! Thanks to everyone that helped with set up and clean up! Wishing our graduates success in the future, and to our underclassmen, we wish you a great summer! ❤️

Today we welcome students from Gwinn High School and Negaunee High School! They are competing in a CAD competition! Also a warm welcome to their coaches and guests. The Engineering Technology department is happy to host this event!

Dan Gervae from UPPCO talks to students in Dr. Glenn Wrate's ET 180 Substation Equipment Class

Good luck to the NMU SAE Baja Team as it heads north to compete in the winter Baja race near Houghton tomorrow. The team is busy today with last minute car adjustments and with packing the trailer. The weather looks awesome for going fast team! Keep it on the track!!!! Go Wildcats!

Students from the Republic-Michigamme Schools in Mr. Matthew Barbercheck's class (NMU alumni) visited the Engineering Technology Department on February 15th. Dr. Bob Marlor gave a tour and presentation in his Materials Testing lab. The students got to perform their own tests on steel pieces on various pieces of equipment. In addition, Brad O'Hagan from the NMU SAE Baja Team gave the students an overview on what the club is all about and talked of the team's upcoming race this weekend in Houghton. Here are a few pictures from today!

Students: More than 300 NMU Foundation donor-funded scholarships are available through the generous financial support of alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the university.

The application system will be open Friday, Feb. 17 through Wednesday, March 1, 2017. (This represents a change from the initial dates announced last semester.)

Students can submit an application by logging in through MyNMU and clicking on Financial Aid - Donor-funded Scholarships. Newly admitted students can click NMU Foundation Donor-funded Scholarships on the Admitted to NMU tab in MyNMU. Criteria and award amounts vary. More information can be found at www.nmu.edu/financialaid/node/82.

Donor-Funded Scholarships

Congratulations to our graduate Alex Sedlacek (Winter '12 Mechanical Engineering Technology) on his new position. Read more here: http://www.biospace.com/News/rigaku-innovative-technologies-release-company/445064

Rigaku Innovative Technologies Release Company Announces Alex Sedlacek Appointed As Sales Engineer

The NMU SAE Baja Team got new matching jackets. Check out the team looking spiffy as they take a break from working in their shop. Stay tuned here for information on the team's next race which will be in Houghton, MI.