PETOSKEY, MI -- North Central Michigan College will offer a free lecture entitled “Springtime in Southern Norway: A Photo Journey through Norwegian Culture” on Tuesday, January 25 at noon in the Library on the Petoskey campus.
Cindy Mom, stewardship specialist at Little Traverse Conservancy, spent May 2010 in southern Norway as part of a Rotary International Group Study Exchange Program. By staying with host families and meeting with vocational peers on the job, Cindy got an inside perspective on the culture, food, family life and countryside of Norway.
This free program is sponsored by the Michigan Global Awareness Consortium, a group of community colleges dedicated to bringing global issues, international opportunities, and information to their campuses. For more information, call 231-348-6705.
North Central Michigan College is an open-door community college based in Petoskey. Through its University Center partnerships, students can take courses leading to certificates, bachelor’s and master’s degrees from participating universities. North Central’s Institute for Business & Industry Training offers non-credit job skills training tailored to meet individual needs. In addition to its main campus in Petoskey, North Central offers classes, academic advising, testing and other services in Cheboygan, Gaylord and East Jordan.
