In honor of Memorial Day, the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum will be closed on Monday (May 27). Normal business hours will resume on Tuesday (May 28), from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission to the museum for Michigan Tech students, staff and faculty is waived with a Tech ID.
A production system maintenance window will be taking place on June 9 from 10-11 a.m. WebFOCUS will be unavailable during that time.
If you have any questions or concerns, we can help. Contact us at it-help@mtu.edu or call 906-487-1111.
Are you a looking to play sports at the collegiate level? Check out Michigan Tech’s Elite Prospects Camps to enhance your skills!
Visit Michigan Tech Recreation's Camps, Clinics and Tournaments page for more info!
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation mentioned Michigan Tech in a story commemorating 20 years of Michigan Celebrates Small Business. The story featured Chicken Tramper Ultralight Gear, a Hancock-based business founded by Huskies Austin Gongos ‘18 and Nathan Ackerman ‘18. Chicken Tramper’s story was featured in the 2024 Michigan Tech Magazine.
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The Los Alamos Daily Post mentioned Michigan Tech in a story announcing the university participants for the second year of its Mission Concept Program. Emi Colman ‘21 (B.S. Mechanical Engineering) and Jesse Olson ‘17 (B.S. Mechanical Engineering/Electrical Engineering) were quoted in the story. This story was picked up from an Air Force Research Laboratory news release.
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Iowa Capital Dispatch mentioned Michigan Tech in a story announcing Jason Keith as Iowa State University’s next senior vice president and provost. Keith is a former professor in the chemical engineering department. This story was picked up from an Iowa State University news release.
No Tech Today on Monday
Tech Today will not publish on Monday (May 27) in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
Submissions for the Tuesday (May 28) issue of Tech Today are due by noon today (May 24).
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Study Participants Needed
The Laboratory for Integrative Physiology at Michigan Tech is recruiting male and female research volunteers. We are conducting a study to better understand how nicotine (via smoking, vaping or chewing) affects cardiovascular responses to simulated hemorrhage.
You are eligible to participate if you satisfy the following:
The experiment will take about one hour of your time and there is monetary compensation associated with participation.
For more information, please contact Professor William Cooke (KIP) at wcooke@mtu.edu or 906-487-3389.
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