There are about 110 students from 34 different countries. The Club wants to create cultural understanding among the Marquette community by organizing the International Food Fest, giving presentations about different countries, and uniting students together to make them feel more comfortable in a different cultural environment. Anyone is welcome to enjoy the Club. For more information, visit the All Nations Club Official Website or contact the Office of International Affairs at 227-2510. The group strives to change the way Black males are viewed by themselves and others through campus and community events including canned food drives, clothing drives, full production plays, and great dances.
Members share a strong bond and support each other.
Essence also strives to enhance the creation of a healthy multicultural environment at NMU as well as in the local community. Line, couple, and set dances are taught at beginning and intermediate levels. Partners or experience are not necessary. Sessions are free and open to anyone. Dancers perform at various functions, such as the annual International Food Fest at NMU and at Presque Isle during the summer.