Norse Center for Belonging

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The Norse Center for Belonging develops first-generation and commuter students through building lasting connections through co-curricular programming and mentorship opportunities, to effectively navigate resources, and to thrive academically.

Thank you all of you who stopped by our table at Fresh Fusion!
08/22/2026

Thank you all of you who stopped by our table at Fresh Fusion!

Today, we honor Juneteenth—a day that commemorates freedom, resilience, and the enduring strength of those who came befo...
06/20/2026

Today, we honor Juneteenth—a day that commemorates freedom, resilience, and the enduring strength of those who came before us.

As we reflect on this important moment in our nation’s history, we recognize the significance of remembering the past while continuing to foster communities where everyone can learn, grow, and thrive.

Happy Juneteenth from the Norse Center for Belonging.
❤️💛💚

The Norse Navigators Mentoring Program is seeking faculty and staff who want to make a meaningful difference in the live...
06/05/2026

The Norse Navigators Mentoring Program is seeking faculty and staff who want to make a meaningful difference in the lives of first-generation and commuter students. By sharing your experience, encouragement, and support, you can help students build confidence, navigate challenges, and thrive at NKU. Join us in helping students find their people, path, and purpose.

Fill out the interest form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/hcA4GnbYEG

The Norse Navigators Mentoring Program is designed to help first-generation and commuter students build connections, dis...
06/05/2026

The Norse Navigators Mentoring Program is designed to help first-generation and commuter students build connections, discover resources, and feel more confident navigating college life at NKU. If you’re looking for support, community, and a place to belong, this program can help you find your people, path, and purpose. Sign up today and start your NKU journey with a mentor by your side. Fill out the interest form at https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/hcA4GnbYEG to join.

The Norse Center for Belonging would like to congratulate our Ambassadors, Robert Butler II and Byron Freeman, on receiv...
04/16/2026

The Norse Center for Belonging would like to congratulate our Ambassadors, Robert Butler II and Byron Freeman, on receiving awards at this year’s 2026 Gold & White Awards!

Byron was named Sophomore of the Year for his exceptional work in bridging communities and empowering the next generation of leaders across campus.

Robert was presented with the 2026 Norse Center for Belonging Ambassador Award for his hard work and dedication to fostering a community of engagement and involvement on campus.

We are incredibly proud of both of them and cannot wait to see all they continue to accomplish! .byron .berto.ss

What’s Your Superpower? Oh you thought we were finished?Don’t forget to join the NKU College of Arts and Science and Nor...
03/25/2026

What’s Your Superpower? Oh you thought we were finished?

Don’t forget to join the NKU College of Arts and Science and Norse Center for Belonging TODAY! We want to know about your superpowers and how they can be applied to the 10 Essential Skills!

Come check us out at either one of these locations:
• March 25th – Fine Arts Center, 10AM – 12PM
• March 25th – Natural Science Center, 10AM – 12PM

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Join us for a car safety workshop hosted by Commuter Student Initiatives and the Black Men’s Organization to learn basic...
03/16/2026

Join us for a car safety workshop hosted by Commuter Student Initiatives and the Black Men’s Organization to learn basic car safety and receive a car safety kit.

Join us on Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 5–6 pm in SU 108.

Scan the QR code for registration or COPY & PASTE https://cglink.me/2vf/r380379.

We are so proud of our 50+ Norse students, faculty, staff, alumni and community partners who showed up and showed out fo...
02/23/2026

We are so proud of our 50+ Norse students, faculty, staff, alumni and community partners who showed up and showed out for our recent community service initiative. We were recently invited to join for No One Eats Alone (NOEA) by Newport High School, where we had an opportunity to engage with 7th - 12th grade students during their lunch periods.

Watching how everyone was able to connect with the students, learn about their interests and even talk about college was extremely heart warming. Several even mentioned their interest in attending NKU. The gratitude that the teachers, custodial and lunch staff showed was mutual and we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. THANK YOU NORSE Family for making this a huge impact and success. To say we are grateful for all of our volunteers would be an understatement.

No One Eats Alone (NOEA) is a national, student-led, and peer-driven initiative, created by Beyond Differences, designed to combat social isolation and create an inclusive, welcoming lunchroom culture for grades 5-8. Held annually on February 13, it encourages students to foster belonging by inviting peers, starting conversations, and preventing anyone from eating alone.

-Core Purpose: To reduce loneliness and bullying, ensuring every student feels included in the school community.
Target Audience: Primarily focused on middle school students (grades 5–8), where social anxiety and isolation are often prevalent.

-Activities: Schools receive a “Belonging Box” with lesson plans, and conversation starters. Activities include interactive games like “Find Someone Who” bingo and, in some cases, peer-led, art-based projects that build, for instance, a physical web of yarn to represent community.

-Impact: The initiative has expanded to thousands of schools using the power of student leadership to turn lunchtime into an inclusive

02/18/2026

It’s not too late!

Join us Friday, February 20th to ensure every student has someone to eat with. 🥪🍴

We are visiting Newport High School to sit with students ranging from 7th - 12th grade with hopes of providing hope and support. Please review available times to select from and complete the form.

Just scan the Qr code and fill out the form or use this link { https://forms.office.com/r/NQHiau59Fe }.

WE HOPE TO S👀 Y🫵🏾U THERE

Join us February 20th to ensure every student has someone to eat with. 🥪🍴We are visiting Newport High School to sit with...
02/17/2026

Join us February 20th to ensure every student has someone to eat with. 🥪🍴

We are visiting Newport High School to sit with students ranging from 7th - 12th grade. Please review available times to select from and complete the form.

Just scan the Qr code and fill out the form or tap this link { https://forms.office.com/r/NQHiau59Fe }.

WE HOPE TO S👀 Y🫵🏾U THERE

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