K-Day Lost and Found
We have a few items that were left behind at K-Day on Friday, and we’d love to get them back to their owners! If you misplaced something while enjoying the event, please stop by our office in MUB 112 to see if it found its way to us. Our staff will be happy to help you look through the items and reunite you with your belongings. Anything left in our office after September 30th will be thrown away.
Where the Wild Huskies Are: Meet Your 2025 Homecoming Court
Homecoming is here, Huskies—and this year’s theme, “Where the Wild Huskies Are,” is all about celebrating the adventurous spirit that makes Tech, well… Tech. Seven incredible student leaders have been named to the 2025 Homecoming Court, and they’re ready to represent the Husky Pack in one of our most beloved traditions.
Being on Court isn’t just about titles and crowns. It’s about recognizing students who step up—whether that’s mentoring classmates, leading organizations, doing research that makes an impact, or volunteering in the Keweenaw. These seven Huskies show what it truly means to wear the black and gold:
Homecoming Court 2025
- Kendall Danko – Third-Year Civil Engineering
- Joelle White – Third-Year Environmental Engineering & Water Resource Recovery Technology
- Emma Tebo – Fourth-Year Wildlife Ecology & Conservation
- Brynn Santi – Fourth-Year Psyhology/Pre-Health and Public Health
- Lily Ketelsen – Third-Year Medical Laboratory Sciences & Mathematical Sciences
- Lauren Kubow – Fourth-Year Mechanical Engineering & Business Manufacturing
- Abby Refior – Third-Year Human Biology & Pre-Health Professions
All week long, the Court will be front and center at Homecoming traditions you won’t want to miss—like the Cardboard Boat Races and the high-energy Lip Sync Battle.
The big moment comes Saturday, September 20, during the Homecoming Football Game at 4 p.m. at Kearly Stadium, when two students will be crowned this year’s Homecoming Royalty.
Whether you’re racing a cardboard boat, cheering at the Lip Sync, playing non-compete cornhole, or showing up to the game, Homecoming is about more than just competition—it’s about coming together as a community. This year’s Court is living proof that Husky pride is alive and well, and “Where the Wild Huskies Are” is exactly where you’ll want to be.
Check out the full Homecoming schedule at the Student Leadership and Involvement Homecoming page and get ready to celebrate with the pack!
Homecoming Public Events
It’s that exciting time of the fall semester—Homecoming! From Sunday, September 14 through Saturday, September 20, campus will be buzzing with events and activities for everyone to enjoy. This year’s theme, Where the Wild Things Are, promises a week full of energy, school spirit, and fun.
Grab your friends, wear your boldest Husky gear, and be part of the celebration! Whether you’re cheering on teams, enjoying the lively activities, or simply soaking up the Homecoming atmosphere, there’s something for everyone.
Didn’t register a team? No problem! Come out to the public events below, show your Husky pride, and cheer on your favorites!
- Monday, Sept 15, 2025
- “Stock Up and Sock Up” & Non-Compete Cornhole – Walker Lawn, 3:30–6:00 PM (Bring non-perishable food or a cash donation to receive this year’s Homecoming socks.) Check out the Involvement Link Event for more information and a picture of the socks!
- Thursday, Sept 18, 2025
- Lip Sync Battle – Rozsa Center, 7:00 PM
- Friday, Sept 19, 2025
- Cardboard Boat Race – Chassell Centennial Park, 4:00 PM
- Two shuttles running from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, Locations: MUB Bus Stop and SDC
- Movie Night – Walker Lawn, 8:30 PM (Sponsored by MUB Board)
- Cardboard Boat Race – Chassell Centennial Park, 4:00 PM
- Saturday, Sept 20, 2025
- Huskies Football vs. Upper Iowa – Kearly Stadium, 4:00 PM
- Royalty Crowning, and Winning Team Announcements – Halftime
- Huskies Football vs. Upper Iowa – Kearly Stadium, 4:00 PM
- All Week
- Wild Rumpus Hunt – Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Check Student Leadership and Involvement’s Instagram every day for clues about where the Wild Rumpus is hiding. Locate the Rumpus before 4 p.m. and return it to MUB 112 (Student Leadership and Involvement office) the day the clue is announced to receive a prize. This is open to all students regardless of team participation. Check Instagram each day for a new chance to search and win!
- Wild Rumpus Hunt – Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cardboard Boats Volunteers Needed!
One of Homecoming’s most beloved traditions is back: Cardboard Boat Races! We need energetic volunteers to help make this exciting event possible. From assisting with check-in and guiding teams, to keeping the races safe and fun for everyone, volunteers play a key role in the action.
Not only will you get a front-row seat to all the creativity (and sink-or-swim drama), but you’ll also be part of what makes Homecoming unforgettable for our Huskies.
Sign up today and help us keep the tradition afloat!
Parade of Nations
Celebrate culture, unity, and community at the 2025 Parade of Nations! The parade kicks off at 11:00 AM on Saturday, September 20, starting at Michigan Tech’s J. Robert Van Pelt and John and Ruanne Opie Library and ending at the Dee Stadium in Houghton. Experience colorful flags, vibrant traditional dress, energetic music, and lively floats representing more than 50 countries. Everyone is welcome—walk in the parade or line the route along College and Shelden Avenues to cheer on the celebration!
HuskyLEAD – Building Belonging for New Members
Did your organization recently recruit new members?
Join us for HuskyLEAD – Building Belonging for New Members, a workshop designed to help you create a welcoming environment from day 1. You’ll learn practical strategies for building a strong sense of community, introducing new members to your organization’s traditions, and fostering meaningful team connections. We’ll also explore how to ensure your onboarding practices are positive, respectful, and aligned with university values, so every member feels supported and excited to be a part of your group. Whether you’re leading a long-standing club or a newer group, this session will give you the tools to start the school year strong!
Date: Tuesday, September 16th
Time: 4:00-5:00 PM
Location: MUB Ballroom B2
If you are interested in attending, please register here. Additionally, if you have any questions about this event, please email Student Leadership & Involvement at activites@mtu.edu. We hope to see you there!
Celebrate National Voter Registration Day!
Join the Voter Engagement Coalition and Undergraduate Student Government in celebrating National Voter Registration Day across campus on Tuesday, September 16th from 10 AM – 3 PM! Tables to check your voter registration status, get answers to frequently asked questions, or register to vote online will be located outside of the MUB, outside of the Van Pelt and Opie Library, and across from the Hamar House!
The Michigan Secretary of State will also be on site inside the Library to directly register voters in Michigan.
To register to vote in Michigan, an individual must:
☑ Be a Michigan resident
☑ Be a United States citizen
☑ Be 17.5 years of age and 18 by Election Day to vote (eligible 16- and 17-year-olds can pre-register to vote)
☑ Not be currently serving a sentence in jail or prison
We look forward to seeing you there!
Are you passionate about democratic engagement? Sign up to volunteer at one of our tables!
Apply to be a Campus Democracy Fellow!
The Fair Elections Center’s Campus Vote Project is seeking students who are passionate about democratic engagement, politically interested and are self-starters to help peers register and vote and engage them in dialogue around democracy and voting rights legislation through a semester fellowship. Campus Vote Project is dedicated to helping students gain access to the ballot and increasing youth voter turnout. Fellows are an integral part of carrying out voter engagement and empowerment at institutions of higher education across the country.
As a fellow, you will have the opportunity to work with administrative and faculty partners. You will work with the on-campus team to complete the four planning steps of the Students Learn Students Vote checklist, created to build power and ensure success. You will also be responsible for meeting deadlines and carrying out nonpartisan voter engagement activities on your campus for an average of 10 hours per week.
CVP is proud to support the program by conducting regular check-ins with fellows and administrator and
faculty partners. CVP also produces student voting guides, voting information posters, and draft email,
social media, and website content that can be used by fellows during the program.
Compensation:
- New Fellows will receive a $700 stipend at the end of their first semester in the fall. Fellows receive a stipend of $900 every subsequent semester served as a Fellow.
- Returning Fellows will receive a $900 stipend at the end of that fall semester.
- Fellows should be prepared to spend 10 hours per week on the program during the spring and fall semesters.
Stay Involved on Campus!
The poster boards are filling up, so what is the best way to learn what’s happening on campus?
Corq and Involvement Link!
Check out Involvement Link to explore clubs and to find out about upcoming events.
Download Corq, from the app store, and find out fun things in the palm of your hand. You can even filter for free food! It’s easy to connect the events you want to go to on your Google Calendar. Your next great adventure is just around the corner!
MEDLIFE – 1st Meeting
MEDLIFE stands for Medicine, Education, and Development for Low-Income Families Everywhere. Our movement aims to provide equal access to education and healthcare for impoverished communities worldwide. As a part of our org, you will have the opportunity to volunteer ethically abroad on a Service-Learning Trip and/or give back to our local community right here in the Keweenaw! WE WELCOME INDIVIDUALS OF ALL MAJORS!! If you feel inspired by the MEDLIFE mission, then we would love to have you as a part of our club. 🙂
Our first meeting of the semester will be this Thursday, 9/11 at 8pm in Fisher 130. Snacks will be provided, and we will also be raffling off Herpes (Giant Microbes Plush). The meeting will cover general SLT information and overview our club for the rest of the semester/year.
YOU MUST BE IN ATTENDANCE IN ORDER TO WIN THE RAFFLE!
Email hnrussel@mtu.edu with any questions, concerns, or snack requests/allergies if you plan on attending! Hope to see you there!!
Portage Lake Golf Tournament to Benefit Chassell Fire Department
On Saturday, September 27th, golfers will gather at Portage Lake Golf Course for a special tournament supporting the Chassell Fire Department. The event begins with a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start and promises a fun filled day on the course while raising money for a worthy cause.
The entry fee is $75 per person or $300 per team of four, with all proceeds going directly to the Chassell Fire Department. Players can expect 18 holes of golf, plenty of friendly competition, and the chance to give back to local heroes who dedicate their time and energy to keeping the community safe.
There will be prizes for the winning team along with fun mini games throughout the round. The event will also have silent auction and raffle tables filled with great items. This event is being put on by the brothers of the Sigma Rho fraternity.
Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday, the golf tournament is open to all. Teams are encouraged to register early to secure their spot in this exciting community event.
Women’s and Non-Binary Ultimate Frisbee Team
Don’t know what a frisbee is? Looking to be awesome with an awesome group of friends? Do you like to run around and chase frisbees like a dog? We can help with all of those problems.
Join the women’s and non-binary ultimate frisbee team for an introduction to frisbee, fun and friendships in the sun! No experience necessary, just good vibes and a smile!
Sundays 3-5pm and Tuesdays 5-7pm on the upper and lower soccer fields!
Annual POW/MIA 5K Run
Lace up your Shoes for the Annual 5K POW/MIA RUN
Come out and support our local veterans at the upcoming Annual Pow/MIA Memorial 5k Run being held at 9am Saturday September 13th at the ROTC Building on the Michigan Tech campus. The Arnold Air Society, a Michigan Tech registered student organization, sponsors this event to honor and remember our nation’s Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action. This event also raises awareness and support for the men and women who have bravely served our country. Participants of all ages and fitness levels are encouraged to join – whether you run, jog or walk, your presence helps carry forward the spirit of remembrance and gratitude.
All the proceeds raised from the event will go to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Copper Ingot Post No. 4624 in Hubbell and will be used to help local veterans in need.
The route will start at the ROTC building, go to the Portage Lift Bridge and return. Following the run, there will be a prize for 1st place as well as a raffle for other prizes. The first 50 participants registered will receive a T-shirt.
The cost of the run is $20 and registration is now open. Please scan the QR code provided below or contact mlbouchet@mtu.edu to register. Same day registration will also be available from 8am until the start of the run at 9am.
So mark your calendar and join us in honoring those who have served and sacrificed.
Engineering Ambassadors
Come check us out on Mondays at 7pm in Fisher 130! Involvement Link
3rd Annual Faith Fair
Are you interested in connecting with a religious organization while in college? You can find 25 faith-based student and community organizations at our 2nd Annual Faith Fair! Join us on September 25th, from 12-2 pm on the lawn between Fisher and the Library. This event is open to everyone!
This event is sponsored by the Dean of Students Office, Student Leadership and Involvement, and the Cooperative Campus Ministry.
Join Us Tomorrow For: Learn how to tell your story, communicate your ideas, and find your leadership style.
Join us for an inspiring Student Fireside Chat with LaDawn Townsend, CEO of Stori Group and a globally recognized business strategist, on Thursday, September 11, 2025, from 7-9 p.m. in the DHH Ballroom. She will share strategies to help Huskies stand out as future leaders and build a professional brand that leaves a lasting impact.
LaDawn’s work has been featured in Inc. and Fortune magazines, and she has spoken at organizations such as NASA, Amazon, and the Bipartisan Group of U.S. Congressmen.
Session Topic:
Making your Mark: Using Data Storytelling to Build Professional Influence
What You’ll Learn:
- How to effectively communicate with senior leadership
- Tailoring your message to different stakeholders
- Using data to strengthen your professional narrative
- Building credibility and gaining buy-in for your idea
This event is designed specifically for Pell Grant recipients to leverage their unique experiences and sharpen leadership skills for today’s workplace.
Event Details:
- When: Thursday, September 11th, 2025
- Time: 7-9 p.m.
- Where: DHH Ballroom
Learn how to tell your story, communicate your ideas, and find your leadership style.
Sponsored by Michigan Tech Auxiliary Services, Residential Living, and the Visiting Professors Program, through the King-Chávez-Parks Initiative.
Questions? Contact the Business Support Center at bsc-I@mtu.edu
September Cookies and Coloring
Take a break and unwind at Cookies and Coloring! Stop by the Hamar House basement on Friday, September 12th between 2-4pm for some free cookies and coloring! Enjoy tasty treats while you relax with some coloring—it’s a perfect way to de-stress and recharge.
Explore Biomedical Engineering with BMES
The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) is a national professional organization, and our Michigan Tech chapter is a student-led group dedicated to helping students explore biomedical innovation, professional development, and community building. Whether you’re majoring in biomedical engineering or simply curious about the field, our chapter offers a welcoming space to learn, connect, and grow.
We meet bi-weekly in ChemSci 104 and host a variety of events throughout the year. Past activities have included What Can I Do with a Biomed Degree?, SolidWorks Tutorial, Career Fair Prep, BME Applications in Prosthetics, Biomedical Robotics, and company tours—including a trip to the Twin Cities to visit Boston Scientific and other medical technology firms.
Our workshops and events are designed to help students explore career paths, build technical skills, and connect with alumni and industry professionals. Got an idea for an event? Let us know—we’d love to hear it and see if we can make it happen.
Want to learn more? Stop by our booth at K-Day this Friday to meet our team, ask questions, and find out how to get involved. All majors are welcome. We hope to see you there.
AGD Bake Sale
Alpha Gamma Delta is having a bake sale in the library on September 15,17,18! 100% of proceeds from the bake sale will go directly to The Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, supporting food programs and hunger relief efforts in our community and beyond. Every dollar raised helps provide meals, groceries, and resources to families facing food insecurity.
Wads Garden Parties
Drop by the Wadsworth Hall Garden on Sunday evenings from 4-6pm through the month of September. Dig your hands in soil, meet new friends, and score some fresh veggies! Gardeners of all levels are welcome. We’ll teach you everything you need to know!
Be sure to follow SustainableMTU on Instagram and add the Sustainability Events Calendar to your Google Calendar to stay up to date on updates regarding weather!
Join Us at the Alley Makerspace!
Join Us at the Alley Makerspace in any way from just stopping by to becoming a Makerspace coach! We are located in the MUB Basement and are open Monday-Thursday from 3-9pm. There is no cost for Michigan Tech students, faculty, and staff. Tools and equipment available to use for 3D printing, woodworking, electronics, crafting, sewing, and more!
Pi Mile Charity Event
Do you want to jog around campus, throw a pie at a brother, all the while supporting a great cause? Then this is the event for you! Run a mile along our predetermined course, and we’ll be playing bumpin’ music at the finish line. The fresh, cool whipped pies will be waiting for you to smush in a suspecting brothers face, all in the name of charity! All proceeds will be donated to Western UP Food Bank.
Sign up through our QR code, or click here
Scholarship Opportunity from Triangle
Triangle Fraternity is proud to announce that we are providing incoming students an opportunity to support their growth in the MTU community. Transfer, 1st, and 2nd year male students in STEM fields are all eligible to apply. Application takes only 10 minutes, and multiple of you could be awarded up to $1000 for your pricy college expenses. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!
Sign up using our QR code, or click here
Attend MTU’s Fall Study Away Fair
Stop by the Fall Study Away Fair on Thursday, Sept. 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. near the Husky Statue to learn more about the various study away opportunities available to MTU students!
International Programs and Services (IPS) will have representatives and resources available from several different study away program types and international education opportunities.
Attending the Fall Study Away Fair is a great way to gain an initial understanding of:
Spring break and summer faculty-led programs
Semester international exchange university partnerships
National student exchange partnerships (U.S., Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands)
Summer research projects
European project semester (Senior Design) partnerships
Summer and semester programs (study, intern, research and service work) available through our partner study abroad organizations
Study Abroad Scholarship opportunities
Modern Language and Global Business minors
And more!
After the fair, be sure to visit MTU Study Away to learn more and schedule an appointment to discuss how you can get started!
Career Fair is Sept. 23!
Career Fair is right around the corner! Join us on Tuesday, Sept. 23 from noon to 5 p.m. at the SDC to chat with recruiters and industry reps. Interview Day takes place across campus on Wednesday, Sept. 24. More information is available on the Career Services website.
Career Fest events (https://www.mtu.edu/career/events/) continue this week and next, including Industry Day (Sept. 11) and Career Services Partner Fest (Sept. 22). Stop by Husky Plaza between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sept. 11 and 22 to chat with recruiters and industry reps.
Career Closet
The Husky Closet Collective is hosting Career Closet, a give-away of new and gently worn business clothing to assist students in preparing for Career Fair and interviews. All items are free.
The Career Closet will take place Friday, September 19 from Noon – 6:00pm and Saturday, September 20 from 1:00pm – 4:00pm in Wads G04W and Wads G17/19.
If you would like to volunteer at the event, please sign up through GivePulse or email huskycloset@mtu.edu.
Film Board Presents: Good Will Hunting
Good Will Hunting
A therapist counsels Will Hunting, a janitor with a genius IQ.
Good Will Hunting is rated R
Friday (9/12) 5:30pm 8:30pm 11:30pm
Saturday (9/13) 5:30pm 8:30pm 11:30pm
Located on Michigan Tech’s campus in Fisher 135. Free admission for tech students and $5 for community members. Concessions are $1.50 card is accepted. We hope to see you at the movie this weekend and have a great day.
Intro to Strength Training Workshop
New to the gym and looking for some guidance? Join us for a beginner-friendly workshop, designed to help you build a solid foundation in strength training. Whether you’re new to lifting or just want to brush up on the basics, you’ll learn proper form, how to structure a workout, and tips for staying safe and consistent. No experience needed — just come ready to move and learn!
Husky Hour: Crafting Conversations
Looking for a cozy way to connect? Swing by the MUB Commons on Sept 18th from 4–5PM for a relaxed hour of mocktails, crafts, and meaningful conversation.
Lets Talk
Not sure if counseling is right for you? Try Let’s Talk on Wednesday, September 17th from 1-3pm in the Alumni House.
This free,informal, and confidential service is a chance to chat with a Michigan Tech counselor about mental health questions or concerns. Available to all undergraduate and graduate MTU students—stop by and start the conversation!
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment. Additionally, Let’s Talk is not designed to provide emergency or crisis support. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or emergency, please contact emergency and crisis support at 1-877-376-7896.
Intramural Sports
UPCOMING DEADLINES:
KICKBALL
Entry Deadline: Sept. 11 @ 8:00 am
Date of Event: Saturday, Sept. 14
DISC GOLF SINGLES
Entry Deadline: Sept. 12 @ Noon
Date of Event: Saturday, Sept. 13
FLAG FOOTBALL
Registration Deadline: Sept. 18 @ 8:00 am
Managers Meeting: Sept. 18 @ 6:00 pm, SDC-Room 237
PAINTBALL
Entry Deadline: Sept. 19 @ 8:00 am
Date of Event: Saturday, Sept. 20th
Reminder:
The Intramural Sports Program at Michigan Tech will no longer be using IMLeagues moving forward.
Please visit our new website.
If you have any questions, please email imsports@mtu.edu or call (906) 487-3040
INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED FOR FALL 2025
We are hiring for the Fall 2025 Semester. If you are interested in officiating, please email us at imsports@mtu.edu
Learn more about our IM programs in addition to Fitness Classes, Outdoor Adventure, Aquatics, and other events going on around the Student Development Complex!! Check out our website!
MUB Postings
If you wish to display postings or flyers in the MUB, this is a reminder to please drop them off at the MUB Office (room 101) for official approval. Postings without stamped approval will be taken down. We can accept two copies of each posting. The posting cycle is two weeks from the tie of drop off, so keep ’em coming if you need one re-posted!
If you have questions, please call (906) 487-2543, or reach out to memorialunion@mtu.edu.
Bracelet Making for Survivors
We will be making bracelets for survivors of abuse with the help of Copper Shores Community Health September 17th from 1-3pm.
We will be setup in front of Douglass Houghton Hall along the walkway by the parking lot.
Please feel free to stop by to help us make these items for survivors and get to know more about local resources and our student org.
Help us help make the world a better place ♥
https://www.involvement.mtu.edu/organization/save
German Club Meetings- All are Welcome!
Come join the German Club at our meetings-
We meet every other Thursday at 6pm in Fisher 130.
If you have any questions or would like to be added to the email list, please contact us at Germanclubeboard-l@mtu.edu
MUB Board Presents!
Join MUB Board for a fun afternoon on Walker Lawn with yummy BBQ foods and lawn games! There will be traditional Backyard BBQ foods such as hotdogs and hamburgers. Corn hole, giant jenga, spike ball, and more will be provided! Grab your friends and come enjoy!
This week and this week only MUB Board is hosting Poster Invasion! Come down to the basement of the MUB to load up on AWESOME posters for your space!
ELK’s Fall Sled Hockey Clinic
Please join the Equipment Library of the Keweenaw (ELK) as we host our annual fall clinic of sled hockey! We will be hosting a free clinic at the SDC Ice Arena from 12-3 pm on Saturday, September 27th. Sign up for a timeslot using the QR code on our flyer. More information about Equipment Library of the Keweenaw can be found on our flyer too.
You might be asking: what is sled hockey? Sled hockey is the adaptive version of stand-up hockey. You’re able to play by sitting in a sled and using mini hockey sticks to propel yourself forward. The clinic will not be full contact but is open to people of all ages and skill levels! Come try a new sport and get to know the Keweenaw Rockets!
NextGen Climate Leaders Fund
Are you passionate about tackling climate change and ready to develop the skills to make a real difference? The NextGen Climate Leaders Fund offers Michigan Tech students a unique opportunity to invest in their future as climate changemakers.
Applications are rolling throughout the semester. Learn more or apply here!
LAST CHANCE to Request Free Student Rush Tickets to Charlie Berens on Saturday, September 20, 2025
While public tickets are sold out, Michigan Tech students (and a guest) can still catch the sold-out show by requesting your FREE Student Rush Tickets.
Only a few Student Rush tickets remain. To request Student Rush tickets, email rozsa@mtu.edu with your M-Number, mobile phone number, and requested show time. Include if you want one ticket for yourself, or one for you and a guest. Please note: students must be present with their own HuskyCard for Student Rush Tickets to be valid at the event.
What: Charlie Berens: Working It All Out – Presented by Visit Keweenaw and the Rozsa Center
When: Saturday, September 20, 2025 | 5 and 9 p.m.
Where: Rozsa Center
To reserve your tickets, email rozsa@mtu.edu with the subject line “Advance Student Rush” and include the following:
- Requested event (be sure to include the date and time).
- M-Number and email address of all students requesting a ticket.
- Mobile number where each mobile ticket can be sent.
- Indicate if you would like a guest ticket. (Student must be present with a valid HuskyCard for the guest ticket to be valid.)
Students must be present with their own HuskyCard for Student Rush Tickets to be valid at the event.
As a reminder, The Rozsa Center does NOT partner with any third-party ticketing companies or resellers. If you see our tickets on sale on resale sites, please check our official website first or call us during Rozsa Box Office hours to verify availability and pricing. Be wary of sellers offering tickets on social media, as these can often be scams. Any tickets found on these sites will be reported as such. For more ticket information, visit mtu.edu/rozsa/events-and-programs/ticket-information.
Want to Reserve the Alley Makerspace?
Have you wanted to reserve the Alley Makerspace, but didn’t know how? Scan Mark’s QR code or go to the website url on our poster and fill out the form! I can give you an even better deal too! If you become a coach, you can have 24/7-hour access to the space without needing to fill out the form.
Resume Building Workshop with Professionals – Sept 1
Looking to improve your resume before Career Fair? BMES is hosting a Resume Building Workshop with Professionals on Wednesday, September 18 from 6:00–7:30 PM in ChemSci 102.
Three MTU BME alumni now working at Boston Scientific and Abbott
Laboratories will share resume tips tailored to their academic paths:
- Lance Waise (AI Engineer at Boston Scientific) – Accelerated MS: How to leverage it in your resume
- Ben Agnello (Field Service Engineer at Abbott Laboratories) – Polishing your resume for job applications with a UG degree
- Lauren McIntyre (Manufacturing Engineer I at Boston Scientific) – Highlighting minors and double majors to stand out
Speakers will join virtually, but students are encouraged to attend in person. If you’d like to join remotely, register on the Involvement Link to receive the Zoom link.
A follow-up session is planned for after Career Fair—watch for updates!
DND Character Creation Night
Interested in DND but don’t know where or how to get started? Join the DND club for its character creation night! Players with no experience, those who haven’t played in a while, or even regular players are welcome to join! Experienced players and DMs will be available to assist with character creation in the 2014 5th edition rules. Come start your adventure on Saturday, September 13th, at 7 pm in the Wadsworth Annex! The event will be from 7 pm-12 am, for those who can’t come exactly at 7 but still want to drop by!
Upcycled Food Operations
UFO meals are starting back up this week! There will be prepackaged meals from Wadsworth Dining Hall in the HuskyFAN food pantry starting this Thursday. Check the Sustainable MTU instagram highlights for the latest meal, and check the HuskyFAN calendar for pantry hours!
Mind Trekkers Upcoming Treks!
Mind Trekkers is a nationally- acclaimed traveling STEM roadshow bringing high-energy, hands-on, STEM festivals to communities around the country. Our first general meeting will be September 11th, at 6:30pm in fisher 126.
This is the link to sign up for the Marquette trek.
This is the link to sign up for the Grand Rapids trek.
Questions? Reach out to our president Kira, @kashaffe@mtu.edu
Coming Up on GivePulse
Support National Voter Registration Day!
Help empower your community by volunteering for our voter registration drive! Your time and effort help ensure that every husky has a say in our democracy. Whether you’re sharing registration information with new voters, providing general information, or supporting logistics, your contribution is vital. Join us in making democracy accessible to all Michigan Tech Huskies!
Support Homecoming Cardboard Boats!
Cardboard Boats is one of the most noteworthy Tech Traditions and we can’t host it without community support! Shifts are available throughout the event. You can volunteer and still participate in a cardboard boat! Just let us know your plan!
Volunteers will meet near the beach at Chassell’s Centennial Park (same place as K-Day). Please dress for the weather and bring water and snacks for yourself!
This activity requires standing for long periods, lifting items (cones, heavy wet cardboard), checking people in, and directing traffic and people.
Support Career Services’ Career Fest!
Join us for Michigan Tech’s Career Fest—a dynamic, outdoor recruiting event held under tents on the campus mall. Volunteers play a key role in creating a welcoming and successful experience for visiting employers and students.
Tasks may include setting up or tearing down tables, chairs, tents, and power connections, as well as assisting employers with booth setup. This is a great opportunity to gain event experience, connect with employers, and be part of one of campus’s largest annual events.