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Northland College director of dining services

Connecting Through Food

Amanda Tutor '01

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…

Water Summit

…Initiative Northland College Press Release Summit Video Summit Photo Gallery The Summit weekend incorporated a public panel discussion, a one-day working session, and time to socialize. We’ve collated a few favorite photos from weekend for this slideshow.(Click below on the arrow to view more.) Summit Funders Northland College would like…

Northland College alumnus Ed Morales goofs around with kids

Collaborative Problem Solving for Kids

Ed Morales '10

…his degree from Northland in peace, conflict, and global studies, a master of social work from the University of Minnesota in 2013, and a master of public policy from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs in 2014. Morales recently accepted a full-time position with the Minnesota Department of Human Services…

Student in courtroom

Path to Immigration Law

…Multicultural Center and Club. “I am proud to say that I helped start a center and club that celebrates ethnic and racial diversity,” he said. “I have gained tremendous experience in marketing, public relations, group organization, public speaking, and leadership—this center will help Northland attract more students of color and…

Water

NPR: Public Speaks Out on Waukesha’s Proposal to Tap into Lake Michigan

By SUSAN BENCE • AUG 18, 2015 Opinions dramatically conflicted, yet the first public hearing coordinated by the Wisconsin DNR ran smoothly and with civility at the jam-packed Carroll University. Two more sessions will take place today: 1 pm in Milwaukee at the Zilber School of Public Health and at…

Aerial shot of Ashland and Chequamegon Bay

Rural America: A Living Laboratory

Center for Rural Communities Bridging the Theory-Practice Divide

Northland College is undoubtedly situated in the best place on Earth for student learning. Located in the midst of Lake Superior, the Apostle Islands, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, three tribal communities, a vibrant farming community, Northland researchers and students have access an unparalleled living laboratory. The College continues to take advantage…

Plant Adoption: General Public

May 29, 3:00 pm5:00 pm

…to make sure our plants find new homes, though we will welcome donations to Helping Paws. Adoption Times 2–3 p.m. Faculty and staff 3–5 p.m. General public Accessing the Greenhouse To access the greenhouse Thursday afternoon, you will need to enter from the outside greenhouse door that we’ll have propped…

Northland College student plays golf.

Gilligan Personifies "Student-Athlete"

…have each prepared her for a career in fisheries management. Following the completion of her first academic year, Gilligan took an internship with the education department at the NEW Zoo in Green Bay where she educated the public about conservation efforts being done with several species at the zoo and…

Local Food Important to Northern Wisconsin Residents

…of life.” In fact, of those who hunt, fish, or gather food, 82.2 percent agree with the statement, “The state of Wisconsin should not sell public areas that are used for hunting, fishing, and gathering.” Overall, 77.2 percent of all participants agreed public lands should be not sold. In addition…