…is to raise $60,000 in donations and pledges by June 30, 2020. We have reached sixty-five percent of our goal from alumni leadership on the alumni board and board of trustees. An anonymous donor created a $10,000 match to inspire others to raise the final $20,000 needed to endow the…
…information on program completers and their first-time passage rates on the required teacher licensure assessments [see PI 34.017(1)]. Also included in the report is licensure and employment data for individuals completing Wisconsin educator preparation programs [see PI 34.017(3)]. View the Wisconsin Educator Preparation Program Reports. During the academic year 2020-2021,…
…Δ Be a Poster Sponsor Over 10,000 Wolf Awareness Week posters are distributed around the country to raise awareness of wolves and the fragile environment in which they live. For 2023, the Wolf Awareness Week poster will focus on the Endangered Species Act, which was adopted fifty years ago. Your…
…a Northland program to allow students to travel and pursue opportunities, she traveled to the Reciprocal Healing Confluence. Read more» Committing to Real Food We’ve signed on to the Real Food Challenge to achieve 20 percent “real food” by 2020. To complement this goal, Northland students manage several campus gardens–growing,…
…the data collected? We collect community recreational infrastructure data in two-year rotations. The first wave of data collection occurred in 2016-2017, and the second wave of data collection is underway for 2018-2019. We plan to collect a third wave starting in January of 2020 through December of 2021. If your…
…I anticipate remaining in close communication with city officials during the 2020-21 academic cycle. The wide-ranging protocols to safeguard the campus community are based on recommendations from Johns Hopkins University, the Center for Disease Control, and the American College Health Association. Also, we are maintaining a close working relationship with…
Leftovers Program Need a little extra food? Northland’s chapter of the Food Recovery Network safely takes leftover food from Chartwell’s dining service to the Larson Food Lab where they turn it into soups and/or package and freeze it for distribution to both students in need and the Brick Ministries, a…
Quick Links Your financial aid award helps fund your educational expenses, and with careful planning will cover your direct and indirect college costs. How do the dollars and cents listed on the award translate into living and learning experiences on campus? Taking the time to learn about your financial aid…
The first few days of your first year can prove to be some of the most important of your college experience. This is why we strive to make these first days as exciting, informative, and unique as possible. The Northland College first-year orientation program has three components: Arrival Day with…
Housing Living on campus lets you connect with the Northland community and creates a sense of place, stability, and stewardship. About eighty percent of the Northland student body lives on campus. Each residence hall has trained student staff: one head resident assistant (HRA) and a team of resident assistants (RAs)…
