The Office of Service Learning and Community Engagement will be tabling in Doyle Dining Hall from 11 am to 1:30pm and again from 4 to 6 pm to help people register to vote and locate their polling places. 

Students, faculty, staff and their families are invited to come out and enjoy each other's company. There will be fall crafts, a photo booth, fall food, lawn games, music and more! Plus there will be the opportunity for NDMU students to explore different ways to get involved on campus through the Student Organization Fair.

Come help us make paintings to decorate our new Center for Belonging and Inclusion and make something for yourself as well. Everyone is welcome, you don't have to be an artist!

A zine (pronounced “zeen”) is a small-batch, self-published DIY magazine made popular in the 1990s in punk subcultures as a way to share information and ideas amongst local communities. This workshop will take you through the origin of zines and zine culture and teach you the basics of zine creation. By the end of the pop up, you’ll have one “master flat” to photocopy and share with the world! 

Learn how to piece together and sew a quilt square using a geometric pattern in this hands-on class!

Learn how to use ArcGIS StoryMaps to create a virtual narrative experience for your research project! This software enables you to incorporate photos, videos, audio files, and more to create an immersive storytelling experience from your research. In this class, you’ll learn the benefits of including a StoryMap in your digital scholarship project and how to use this software.

Get started using the free geographic information system ArcGIS to create digital maps for research, teaching, and digital scholarship!