…a few years before deciding to toss it all in and begin college. Northland College was my chosen campus. At the time Cabbie’s was the Northland hangout, and it helped that I took a part-time job at Marv Hunt’s Piggly Wiggly grocery store just a few doors away. In those…
The field and practice of environmental education refers to both formal and non-formal efforts to teach about how natural environments function, how human behaviors shape and influence those natural functions, and how we can change our behaviors in order to sustain a healthy environment for the future of all living…
Unfortunately, this workshop has been cancelled. The Timber Wolf Alliance usually hosts a one-day Wolf Ecology Workshop each year, as well as a Wolf Ecology Weekend each summer, so there will likely be another opportunity to attend. This workshop, instructed by Timber Wolf Alliance Chair Adrian Wydeven, Timber Wolf Alliance…
…strong passion for Northland College and for those she serves,” and was selected to speak at commencement. Majoring in business and sustainable community development, “she has worked tirelessly to represent students and the College in positive and meaningful ways. Liz quietly inspires those she associates with and those she works…
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…immigrants in Prentice, Wisconsin, whose high school pal was Kenneth Olson—Sigurd Olson’s brother. Kenneth set off to Northland College in 1912 and sent a letter to Albin, telling him he should do the same. Albin relayed the story of his arrival to Northland College at the 1945 inauguration of President…
…Northland, and the fall out of the 2008 financial crisis. TRAVIS: How did you decide to attend Northland College? What factors influenced your decision? HELEN: I chose Northland for a few different reasons. I really loved the small college population, the student-to-staff ratio, and the rural character of Ashland. I…
…Northland was the place. I had visited a number of different schools and none of them felt right,” Nick said. The leaf survived and the gamble paid off. Today, Nick is married to his Northland College sweetheart Caryn Green ’00, who he met on his outdoor orientation trip. He works…
