Traverse City News and Events

Retirement Open House To Honor NMC's Nelson

By Beth Milligan | Nov. 7, 2019

Northwestern Michigan College (NMC) will hold a retirement open house to honor outgoing President Tim Nelson on Tuesday, November 12 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm at the Dennos Museum Center. The event is open to students, faculty, staff, and community members.

Nelson is the longest-serving president of the college - having held the role for over 18 years - and will retire December 31, with Dr. Nick Nissley assuming the helm. Before becoming president in 2001, Nelson served as NMC’s executive director of administrative services. He was the college’s residence hall and apartment supervisor from 1975 to 1977.

“I have committed myself to our ultimate purpose, which is to provide our learners and communities with the skills, experiences and values that will help them to create social and economic wealth during their lifetimes,” says Nelson. “I am humbled to think that as I look to the future, the people, programs and systems that we have developed together, position this institution for continued success in meeting that purpose well into the future.”

 

Comment

Garfield Trustees Talk Phishing Scheme, Upcoming South Airport Work, Liquor License

Read More >>

Seattle On TVC Radar

Read More >>

Airport Police Investigation Leads to Arrest, Recovery of Stolen Property

Read More >>

Sidewalk Closures Raise Access, Mobility Questions

Read More >>

Traverse City Track Club To Hold Design Contest For Bayshore Race Shirt

Read More >>

TVC Sets September Record

Read More >>

TC Woman Arrested After Crashing Into Multiple Vehicles, Fleeing Deputies

Read More >>

Road Commission Eyes Ambitious Plan for Boardman Crossings

Read More >>

Front Street Projects Called Off; More Retail, Restaurant News

Read More >>

Twilight in the Tunnels of the Grand Traverse Commons

Read More >>

BATA to Offer Free Rides on Election Day

Read More >>

What’s Next for Bluff Road, Hammond/Three Mile & More Road Commission Projects

Read More >>

This Emergency Physician Wants to Give Traverse City a Window into the Music Industry

Read More >>

City Making Improvements to East Side Social District

Read More >>
↑