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Iola, WI

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Student Life, that's the living and learning that takes place outside of the classroom and it's a big part of your college experience. It includes where you live, how you make connections, and that hard-to-define essence, or culture that separates Northland from other colleges. Northland College has its own ambience. We chalk it up to the presence of Lake Superior and northern forests, the friendly attitude of your professors and peers, and the companionship you feel when people call you by name. The Northland "style" takes on the spirit and character of each one of us, which strengthens our community. It takes a whole community to graduate a student. You might be thinking, "What kind of student chooses Northland?" Well, all kinds. We have athletes and academics and activists (sometimes in the same person). Explore all the dimensions of what it means to be a Northland student by browsing through our guides and services.
Michele Meyer
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Mar 27, 2012
4:30 to 5:30 p.m. @ Mary Van Evera Visual Arts Center, Room 004
Alumni Career Speaker: Artists Panel
Mar 27, 2012
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4:30 to 5:30 p.m. @ Mary Van Evera Visual Arts Center, Room 004
Our next Alumni Career Speakers Series will be a panel of artists who work in different mediums and make their livings in different ways through their art. The presentation and discussion will be on Tuesday, March 27, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the Visual Arts Building, Room 004. The panel includes Diana Randolph, who is an artist, poet, and owns Once in a Blue Moon Studio, Terry Daulton, who is a field biologist and artist who uses art as environmental education, and Karlyn Holman, who is an artist, writer, art instructor, and owns Karlyn's Gallery. These three artists will weave together their stories of how they took their talents and made them into professions, and share advice on everything from residencies to collaborative projects. There will be time for questions and discussion, and refreshments will be served. Please contact Stacy Craig at scraig@northland.edu for more information.
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Stacy Craig
scraig@northland.edu








