…pop-up cafe! Join us in savoring various kinds of coffee and other caffeinated beverages, as well as an assortment of baked goods. Donations for the food and service will be accepted but are not required. This event is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only….
Join the National Park Service’s Mark Romanski to learn about the Isle Royal National Park gray wolf reintroduction. This event is free and open to the public. This talk is part of the Timber Wolf Alliance’s Wolf Awareness Week programming. Registration has closed. We hope you can join us for…
…and staff only. Lucas Westcott, who has built a career working in (and hiring others into) the National Park Service, will lead this popular annual workshop. You will get an overview of setting up your USAJOBS account, searching for opportunities, understanding the fine print and various hiring authorities, document uploading,…
Join the National Weather Service Duluth for a SKYWARN® weather spotter class! Anyone is welcome to join. Learn More…
National Public Lands Day is the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for people to celebrate and give back to our public lands. Established in 1994 and held annually on the fourth Saturday in September, this celebration brings out thousands of volunteers to help restore and improve public lands around the…
…the work day early for the occasion—we hope you can make it. This event is open to current faculty and staff, as well as employees of Northland’s contracted partners in food service and maintenance. Partners and spouses are also invited to join the festivities. The deadline for RSVPs has passed….
…open toward the south end of the parking lot at the CSE. Entry into the CSE from the greenhouse will be blocked. None of the native plants are available; those are all going to the US Forest Service (yes, Northland students and faculty are contributing to regional conservation efforts up…
…of the parking lot at the CSE. Entry into the CSE from the greenhouse will be blocked. None of the native plants are available; those are all going to the US Forest Service (yes, Northland students and faculty are contributing to regional conservation efforts up until our very last days!)….
