…that he’s done in his life and try to carry that on. Q. How was it coming to Northland College? A. I transferred here from St. John’s University in Minnesota. When I first got to Northland it was different to say the least. I was coming from a larger school,…
…located ten miles south of campus, as a hands-on field laboratory. These 140 acres were donated to Northland College in 1983 by the family of Mabel Cora Maxwell, to commemorate her life and her generosity towards the Northland community. As Martin and students travel deeper into the forest, young stands…
Amanda Tutor ‘01, director of Chartwells, the dining service provider at Northland College, never intended on making food her career, but then her first student job at Northland was working in the food service office. She liked it so much, she worked there all four years and then stayed. “I…
…the caged animal is piercing. Alan and the jaguar find a human to animal bond and give a picture to us of how finding similar circumstances in nature can heal. It is a lovely expression of a debilitating speech impediment turned into a passion that helps save creatures without a…
…dreamt of traveling the world and helping save the planet.” Jessica began turning the dream into reality with internships with the Round River Conservation Studies Namibia program and The Field Museum in Chicago. “My time in Africa was the most emotionally, physically, and educationally challenging time in my life and…
…rapidly increasing and he recommended either hunting or introducing predators like wolves to reduce moose and save the island’s vegetation. Murie went on to conduct seminal research on wolves and their prey in Mount McKinley National Park from 1939 to 1941. There he concluded that wolves played an essential role…
