…nice to work towards a tangible goal.” wedding planning tidbit: “It seems like as soon as you tell people you’re engaged, you have to start planning. When we were still celebrating, people would constantly ask ‘when?’ ‘where?’ ‘what are your colors?’…We were like…I DON’T KNOW! Wedding colors???” What do you…
…during my time at Northland is that I didn’t take advantage of the absolute wealth of knowledge of the faculty and staff in this place. Talk to your teachers after class. Develop relationships with them. Volunteer for their projects. Ask them to edit papers and for career advice. Talk to…
…some interest in you, or they do not. You then just have to ask something simple. I remember typical questions being, “Where do you come from?,” “Where is your town?,” or “How is your family?” This is how groups and little clans formed. One of the groups that I frequented…
…to ask if she would be interested in a full ride to Michigan State University this fall. “There was no way I could turn that down,” she says. Stephanie attributes some of her success to professors Jon Martin, assistant professor of forestry, and Erik Olson, assistant professor of natural resources….
