…for National Geographic as a photographer, writer, and film producer. • 1995. The Northern Forest, David Dobbs and Richard Ober. Focused on the lives of Northern Forest residents—a mill worker, a forester, several loggers, a fishing guide, and a Christmas tree-farming family. Dobbs writes essays and features for The New…
…the book yet, how did you come to the topic? As a cultural historian, was there a particular book or film that touched off your inquiry? The Dying City combines a host of research and personal interests. Its scholarly origins go back to two seminar courses at the University of…
…the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) areas in the Native American student body in high schools, colleges and graduate school. “For us to start a new AISES chapter and have a student not only attend the national conference, make it through the initial screening stage for presentations, and then…
…a bit. But there was a problem ― a Northland coed was perched upon it, legs crossed, dangling over the edge, effectively screening the pins from the heavy, chrome-plated puck that served as the bowling ball. I recall asking her to move, probably in the manner of any Eastern’er accustomed…
…Shawl Coalition participates in powwow outreach across the state and country to increase utilization of screening services and exams while also providing support for patience and education for the greater community. Organizers have also added the Switch Dance, another dance aimed at education. The Switch Dance remembers the high renown…
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…in high school in New Jersey, I wanted to branch out and be around people with similar interests. Without any doubt, it was the environmental aspect that drew me to Northland College. My college experience was filled with all types of outdoor activities, whether it was rock climbing with friends…
…and learned to print film in a dark room. “I’m not a people photographer but I love nature and animals—and the chemistry of printing was an added benefit.” That photography class led her to an internship that further cemented her love for biology and her affinity for the arts. She…
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