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Northland College was named the #4 Most Bike-Friendly Campus of 2011 by onlineuniversities.com. Northland continues to push for more environmentally-friendly actions today, and these are typically spearheaded by the students themselves. The NCSA set up a bike rental system where students can rent bicycles with ease, provided that they also return them. The Northland Bike Shoppe maintains a fleet of free-to-borrow bikes for the campus community. Read More
Check out videos to see some of what it’s like to be a student here. Watch Videos
Northland’s social network is the place to chat with faculty and students, watch exclusive videos, and customize your own page! Join the Network
It's time to socialize
Information about Northland can be found on our official website or throughout the realm of social media networks. Conversations between alumni, faculty, prospective students, staff and current students are taking place right now, and it's time you join in. Get social by visiting our own Northland College social network or by visiting us on Zinch, Facebook or Twitter. Check out below where your interests fall and join in on the conversations.
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Northland College Official Facebook Page This is the official page to find out information about Northland College and to interact with an admissions counselor. Our friendly staff will answer any of your questions and point you in the right direction if you are looking for information about programs, sustainability, applying for admission or living on campus. Check it out! |
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View quick stats and updates about our LumberJacks and LumberJills. Get into the action. Meet players and coaches on this Facebook page! |
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This page is just for students! It's super easy for you to meet your classmates, roommates, future friends & basically just tons of other students living on campus. Introduce yourself, ask questions, meet people, and have fun!
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At Northland, you will work with faculty who are redefining the role of outdoor education in environmental and social sustainability, gain experience providing outdoor and environmental education to children and adults, and engage people of all ages and abilities in establishing sustainable relationships with nature and humanity. Meet students and faculty members on this Facebook page! |
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Here's your chance to see what's going on in Northland's Art Community! Find out about and discuss the academic program, the art scene on campus and the greater area, and just meet some fellow artists. |
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For anyone that has graduated or attended Northland College in Ashland, WI. This group is the official Northland College Facebook Group for alumni. It's a way for alumni to connect with each other. |
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Northland College Alumni Reunion Reunite with friends and visit the Northland campus as alumni. Reunion events include campus tours, kayaking, picnics, a softball tournament, the Scholarship Golf Classic and more! Learn all about it and who is going on Facebook! |
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Raise money for student scholarships by playing golf with Northland alumni and Ashland community members. This event is loaded with fun and prizes. Locations, times and information change each year. Join the Facebook group to find out about the newest tournament and to view photos of last year's! |
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Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute (SOEI) addresses the complex environmental issues of our time. Through courses, internships, and projects that support regional environmental efforts, we encourage student learning in ways that have a positive impact on nature. Learn more and ask questions on Facebook! |
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LoonWatch is a program of the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute. It protects common loons and their aquatic habitats through education, monitoring, and research. Find out how you can volunteer or learn more about loons! |
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The Lake Superior Binational Forum The Lake Superior Binational Forum is a model partnership of 24 volunteer members from various sectors including small businesses, environmental organizations, industry, Native Americans, First Nations and academia. Its purpose is to provide input and analysis to the governments about critical issues relating to Lake Superior such as discharge of toxic substances, pollution prevention and restoration efforts. The members are also responsible for developing creative new strategies for eliminating pollutants and contributing toward the foundation of a sustainable economy. Learn more and get involved in your community via Facebook! |
