Profile: Anthony Procik Graduation: 2015 Major: mathematical science Minors: physics and environmental law and policy Hometown: Algonquin, Illinois For Anthony Procik, every class and experience at Northland College was literally life changing. During his time at Northland, Procik’s dreams about his future fluctuated with each new interest he uncovered. But…
Northland College welcomed 232 new students—the largest freshman class in sixteen years—September 8, with a ceremonial walk across Fenenga Bridge, convocation address, the revival of the Northland College pep song, and Everybody party, sponsored by the Northland College Student Association. …
Northland College officially welcomed more than two-hundred new students Friday, September 9 with a ceremonial walk, convocation address, and Everybody Party, sponsored by the Northland College Student Association. Drummer Stevie Matier led the Class of 2020, pounding a Lambeg drum from northern Ireland, over Bay City Creek, across the Fenenga…
…them on Facebook at Reel Island Adventures. Goetz concluded that he couldn’t have seen himself anywhere else. “I was able to help students learn about the things that I love,” Goetz said mentioning that the very last class he taught was a kind of field oriented class about the geology…
…through Professor Erik Olson’s many wolf related classes offered at Northland College. It was because of the experiences and knowledge I gained from his classes that allowed me to get such an amazing internship last summer. I am now working in his Wildlife Research Lab working on miscellaneous canine related…
Major: Sustainable Community Development Employment: Research Assistant, Center for Rural Communities Last Act: Senior Class Commencement Address Hometown: Arlington, Virginia Q. What have you learned about leadership during your time at Northland? A. The most important aspect of leadership is compassion. It’s the only way to understand differences in a…
Northland College senior Mikaela Fischer is a quiet, self-possessed student with a strong voice. She’s one of those rare students who takes in information, digests it, devises a plan, and executes it. “She’s mature and still knows how to be playful. I would want her in any class I teach,”…
…Khadka, senior: As part of my Wolf Ecology and Management class with Professor Olson, we went out in the field one weekend and used radio telemetry and howl surveys to track wolves around the Chequamegon National Forest area. As a class, we drove around the forest roads, stopping every couple…
…for now, says her interests are too broad to choose one area of study. Commencement Address: Defining Community By Liz White ’16 I’d like to start by saying how honored and humbled I am to be part of the class of 2016 and to also have the opportunity to speak…
