2024-2025 Northland Catalog
…ones that your grandmother makes,” he said. His friends thought it was so good, they encouraged him to consider changing careers. His best friend from high school, Mark Schiller, had just graduated from the Carlson School at the University of Minnesota with a degree in business and was interested in…
…taught himself 3D printing in his spare time. This equipment led to the establishment of his own, local business, supporting other local businesses. In the summer of 2016, he worked as a private 3D printing contractor under the employment of Larson-Juhl Framing in Ashland. “My job was to take the…
Easy transfer for business management, sustainable entrepreneurship, teacher education, graphic design, and natural resources Nicolet College students looking to transfer to Northland College to earn a bachelor’s degree can now be guaranteed admission through one transfer agreement and have more options thanks to five others recently signed by officials from…
…featuring his wildly popular wild rice burgers and scratch-made cheesecakes. Jake is a strong supporter of the Bad River Boys and Girls Club and uses his food truck business to further their positive impact on local youth. Papa Saletri’s – A family-owned business from Spooner, WI, serving up Chicago-style flavors…
…Endowment, a program to offer paid internships to students to give them the needed experience. Looking back, we’re not surprised to discover that many of these student interns have gone on to careers in social justice, conservation, and public service. Here are just a few examples. Tara Ward ’83 is…
…shift its focus to training native Hawaiian men and women for careers in the maritime industry. The field is experiencing a high demand for labor and they are high wage careers, Claybaugh said of the decision. Some 220 future mariners have graduated from the program in the last five years….
…graduate. After the first day of the program he said, “You would love Northland College!” During my junior year, I received an information packet from Northland about the summer program “Wild Careers.” The program involved a week of shadowing wildlife professionals while backpacking through the great north woods. I signed…
The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) selected 70 undergraduate students including Northland College senior Stephanie Muise to present oral presentation in all areas of science, engineering and technology for its annual conference earlier this month. With help from the College’s Parsonage Fund, Muise flew to Orlando, Fla. for…
