The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Women’s Hockey vs University of Wisconsin – River Falls
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4889

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits for a backcountry trek along the North Country National Scenic Trail through the Porcupine Lake Wilderness area. Enjoy silently gliding down rolling hills as we ski through the ungroomed backcountry. No experience necessary. Come spend the day with us in a winter wonderland! Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($90.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, January 27 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 29.
Register

Women’s Hockey vs University of Wisconsin – River Falls
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4890

Women’s Basketball at University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4950

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Have a job, scholarship or internship interview coming up, or want to figure out how to ‘sell’ the skills and experience you recently gained?
Stop by our table on the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to practice answering common questions that you’re bound to be asked, even if you only have ten or fifteen minutes—no appointment needed!
Spoiler: There are right and wrong ways to answer the below questions (and many others).

Tell me about yourself.
What is your biggest strength/weakness?
Tell me about a time when you failed/made a mistake/disagreed with a coworker.
What is your greatest achievement?
Why should we hire you (over others) for this position?
Why did you leave your most recent position?
Tell me about your experience with (technical skill you haven’t gained yet).
What is your approach for understanding the perspectives of colleagues from different backgrounds?
How would you handle a situation where a colleague was being culturally insensitive, sexist, racist or homophobic?
What are your salary expectations?

If you’re interested in a more extensive or industry-specific practice run, a more in-depth mock interview may be helpful—feel free to schedule an appointment on Handshake!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Men’s Hockey vs College of St. Scholastica
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4914

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Women’s Basketball at Bethany Lutheran College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4951

Women’s Hockey at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4891

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits (and guest instructor, Professor Mike Riley!) for a day on the ice. No experience necessary; you’ll learn the basics of crampon and ice tool use, body positioning, and movement at one of the north woods’ premier ice-climbing destinations! Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($155.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, February 3 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 5.
Register

Women’s Hockey at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4892

Women’s Basketball at Martin Luther College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4952

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Want to know what’s happening on campus each month?
Stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with several campus offices and departments who will be promoting their upcoming events and activities.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

This workshop will help you trace out your current and potential network, identify ways to expand it with more professional contacts, and walk you through setting up your LinkedIn profile. Informational interviews and connections with alumni in your field of interest will also be covered.
Your attendance will also enter you into a monthly prize drawing!
To register, please do so via Handshake.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Looking for an on or off-campus job, internship or work-study position?
Stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with a variety of employers who are eager to promote their opportunities to you! Many employers will simply be looking to explain their organization and available positions for interested students, but on-site interviews are possible, too—make sure to dress for success, and bring a copy of your resume.
Need help getting a resume prepared? Consider signing up for a Resumes and Cover Letters workshop—offered twice monthly through Career Services. You can find and register for them via Handshake.
Are you an employer interested in recruiting Northland students at a tabling event? Let us know you’re interested.
The following employers will be at February’s tabling event to promote current or summer 2022 jobs, internships, and volunteering opportunities:

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
The BRICK Ministries
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center
City of Ashland (including the Parks & Recreation Department)
Coastal Transportation
Conservation Corps of Minnesota & Iowa
Daryl Jolma State Farm Insurance
Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC)
New Vision Wilderness
NorthLakes Community Clinic
Washburn Chamber of Commerce
Wilderness Inquiry

Women’s Hockey vs University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4893

Men’s Hockey vs University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4922

Women’s Basketball vs North Central University (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4954

Men’s Basketball vs North Central University (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4981

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Handshake is the jobs and internship search platform used to connect Northland students to opportunities near and far. If you’d like to be better versed on how to use it, then consider attending!
Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (the basement level) for this workshop. The following will be covered:

Setting up your profile (dos and don’ts)
Setting job or internship search criteria to optimize Handshake’s recommendations to you
How to find and follow jobs or employers of interest
The process of applying for a job or internship
How to find and sign up for workshops, events, and career fairs of interest
How to schedule appointments with Northland’s student career advisor, Julie Winter
Registering your for-credit internship or field experience
Reporting a not-for-credit experience

Make sure to bring your laptop so you can walk through your own Handshake account throughout. It’s also possible to use the Handshake app on your smartphone.
Attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing for a monthly swag bag!
Please register via Handshake.

This in-person workshop will be helpful for students who do not have a resume, as well as those would like to improve upon their existing version. All students who register and attend a session will be entered into a monthly drawing for a swag bag full of Northland goodies!
A sample of questions we’ll answer and topics we’ll cover:

How should you order your resume sections? (Spoiler—if your education section is toward the bottom, you’re likely doing it wrong!)
How can you tailor your headings to your experience and your resume to an actual position description?
How can you demonstrate knowledge from your academic (and work/volunteer) experiences?
How can you highlight transferable skills employers want?
Tips on formatting, key words, and ways to identify technical knowledge from your field that will impress hiring managers
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
An overview of cover letters and professional references

Bring your laptop if you have one so you can create and edit your resume as you go.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

Calling all BIPOC students and alumni, as well as those who want to expand their understanding of how diverse job seekers’ career entry experience differs from your own.
Our alumni panelists are eager to tell you about their professional paths and what they’ve learned along the way. We’ll cover those unsaid topics, like how to identify employers who actually invest in diversity and inclusion beyond the job posting statement, what to look for in your interview, tips for finding a sense of community in your new work places, how to advocate for yourself to avoid tokenism, how to highlight what your identity brings to an organization, networking, and much more.
Attendees are encouraged to take part in optional break-out networking rooms so you have an opportunity to develop a connection with these professionals and ask anything that wasn’t discussed during the larger group session.
Register to join us.
Panelists
Our current list of panelists is below. More will be added as they’re confirmed—stay tuned!

Adrian Flores ‘13
Business – Public Affairs Management
College Transition Coordinator
Carmen Schools of Science and Technology
Cheyanne Defoe ’19
Sociology & Social Justice
Lead Organizer
Progress North

Mike Carlson ‘97
Biology
Biologist
US Army Corps of Engineers
Stephanie Muise Hebert ’15
Natural Resources
Sage Grouse Biologist
US Bureau of Land Management

Register to join us.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Women’s Basketball at Crown College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4955

Men’s Hockey vs WIAC First Round
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4923

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits on the ‘Double-O’ Trail, part of the Birkebeiner route, for a day of Nordic skiing and relaxing by the fire in the chalet. No experience necessary! Your experienced instructors will be there to offer tips, and the SOEI Nordic Ski Center will provide all gear needed. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($155.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, February 17 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 19.
Register

Women’s Hockey at University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4897

Women’s Basketball at University of Minnesota Morris
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4956

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits as we focus on reviewing and then practicing responses to a specific aspect of wilderness medicine to keep your wilderness medicine skills sharp. Patient Assessment Drills! Backcountry Illness Round Robins! Splinting Workshops! At the end, we’ll eat ice cream sundaes and debrief.
These monthly clinics are aimed at providing students, faculty, and staff who have previously completed a Wilderness First Aid or a Wilderness First Responder course with a continuing education opportunity for keeping skills honed in a fun and engaging community setting.
Register

Softball vs Nebraska Wesleyan University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5029

Softball vs University of Wisconsin-Stout
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5030

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

On average, only one in seven people who apply for a job get an interview. Beyond that, it typically takes two or three interviews before an offer is extended. What does this tell us?
You need to prepare for your interview just like you would a major test, presentation or sports match. Practice really does make (close to) perfect!
We’ll spend the bulk of our time reviewing common and potential interview questions to anticipate, including easy-to-remember approaches for crafting your answers. Additional basics will also be covered, like how to decode the job description to find position-specific questions you’ll be asked, the different types of interview formats, what to do before and after an interview, and how to make a good impression, including professional dress, etiquette, and follow up.
In-person spots will be limited to ten, so please register through Handshake to secure your spot. This event will take place in 013 Dexter Library (in the basement).
Attendance at this event will ensure you’re entered into the monthly swag bag drawing of Northland Goodies!

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

In today’s world, like it or not, the way you appear online does impact how a prospective employer assesses your employability. So take control of it! Learn how to create the (professional) content you want hiring managers to see, and find out how to convey that “I’m a great hire” attitude via your online brand.
Jessica Mohlman is a 2015 Northland alumna who graduated with majors in biology and natural resources (fisheries & wildlife ecology emphasis). She’s secured multiple positions through social media networking, and believes the work she put into developing a strong online brand aided in these successes. Now she wants to show you how she did it.
Curious? Google Jessica and see what pops up! Pretty impressive, huh?
Please note: You don’t need to be an environmental science major to learn something from this workshop—the content applies to all majors, and is packed full of examples, screenshots, and demos navigating actual platforms.
Register now.
Main Takeaways

Shape the story you want employers to see
Jessica will walk through platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, personal websites, and others to give attendees a better understanding of how to use them professionally
Online networking is critical, especially during COVID-19; suggestions for how to engage with professional contacts (and where to find them on platforms) will be shared
Developing a strong online brand benefits all career tracks

Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly swag-bag prize drawing!

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Men’s Hockey vs WIAC Semi Finals
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4925

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits for a day on the Drummond Ski Trails, a beautiful Nordic ski area which winds through a scenic stretch of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. No experience necessary! Your experienced instructors will be there to offer tips, and the Nordic Ski Center will provide all gear needed. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($85.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, February 24 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 26.
Register

Men’s Lacrosse vs Marian University
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4988

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Have a job, scholarship or internship interview coming up, or want to figure out how to ‘sell’ the skills and experience you recently gained?
Stop by our table on the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to practice answering common questions that you’re bound to be asked, even if you only have ten or fifteen minutes—no appointment needed!
Spoiler: There are right and wrong ways to answer the below questions (and many others).

Tell me about yourself.
What is your biggest strength/weakness?
Tell me about a time when you failed/made a mistake/disagreed with a coworker.
What is your greatest achievement?
Why should we hire you (over others) for this position?
Why did you leave your most recent position?
Tell me about your experience with (technical skill you haven’t gained yet).
What is your approach for understanding the perspectives of colleagues from different backgrounds?
How would you handle a situation where a colleague was being culturally insensitive, sexist, racist or homophobic?
What are your salary expectations?

If you’re interested in a more extensive or industry-specific practice run, a more in-depth mock interview may be helpful—feel free to schedule an appointment on Handshake!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

Baseball vs Augsburg University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5003

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Men’s Lacrosse at Beloit College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4989

Softball vs Marian University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5032

Softball vs Bridgewater State University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5033

Men’s Hockey vs WIAC Finals (Culvers Cup)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4927

Softball vs Muskingum University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5034

Softball vs Johnson & Wales University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5035

Men’s Lacrosse vs Clarke University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4990

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host a two-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course. WFA is the best and most comprehensive course of its kind to offer relevant and realistic first-aid training for seasonal outdoor activities or short-term wilderness endeavors and pursuits. Wilderness First Aid is a two-day introduction to general medical concepts and basic life support skills. It is targeted to the outdoor enthusiast on day trips or short adventures. The course is taught by professional instructors with significant patient care and backcountry experience.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for both days. All course participants must be fully vaccinated (and boosted, if eligible) with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this two-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Softball vs Wittenberg University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5036

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host a two-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course. WFA is the best and most comprehensive course of its kind to offer relevant and realistic first-aid training for seasonal outdoor activities or short-term wilderness endeavors and pursuits. Wilderness First Aid is a two-day introduction to general medical concepts and basic life support skills. It is targeted to the outdoor enthusiast on day trips or short adventures. The course is taught by professional instructors with significant patient care and backcountry experience.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for both days. All course participants must be fully vaccinated (and boosted, if eligible) with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this two-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Softball vs Mount Mary University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5038

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host a three-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) recertification course. This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all three days. All course participants must be fully vaccinated (and boosted, if eligible) with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this three-day recertification course—your fee covers the entire course.

Softball vs Marian University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5040

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host a three-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) recertification course. This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all three days. All course participants must be fully vaccinated (and boosted, if eligible) with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this three-day recertification course—your fee covers the entire course.

Men’s Lacrosse vs Milwaukee School of Engineering
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4991

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host a three-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) recertification course. This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all three days. All course participants must be fully vaccinated (and boosted, if eligible) with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this three-day recertification course—your fee covers the entire course.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Want to know what’s happening on campus each month?
Stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with several campus offices and departments who will be promoting their upcoming events and activities.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Men’s Lacrosse at University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4992

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Baseball at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5005

Who says you can’t bike with snow on the ground? With a fatbike, you can traverse snowy terrain unavailable to bike enthusiasts before! Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits for a winter ride on the award-winning CAMBA Gateway Trail. No winter biking experience or gear necessary. All bikes and helmets will be provided by New Moon Bike & Ski Shop, a wonderful shop operated by Northland alumni located in Hayward, Wisconsin. All participants must be able to balance on a moving bicycle without aid in order to participate in this outing. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($100.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, March 17 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 19.
Register

Men’s Lacrosse vs Carroll University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4993

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

On average, only one in seven people who apply for a job get an interview. Beyond that, it typically takes two or three interviews before an offer is extended. What does this tell us?
You need to prepare for your interview just like you would a major test, presentation or sports match. Practice really does make (close to) perfect!
We’ll spend the bulk of our time reviewing common and potential interview questions to anticipate, including easy-to-remember approaches for crafting your answers. Additional basics will also be covered, like how to decode the job description to find position-specific questions you’ll be asked, the different types of interview formats, what to do before and after an interview, and how to make a good impression, including professional dress, etiquette, and follow up.
In-person spots will be limited to ten, so please register through Handshake to secure your spot. This event will take place in 013 Dexter Library (in the basement).
Attendance at this event will ensure you’re entered into the monthly swag bag drawing of Northland Goodies!

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Men’s Lacrosse at Edgewood College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4994

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

Calling all psychology, sociology, social justice, and sustainable community development students and alumni! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate career-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring social science alumni with a wealth of experience in their field.
Register to join us.
These alumni have walked in your shoes and are eager to tell you where their Northland degree got them (including all the jobs, internships, and other experiences that lead them there). They’ll discuss what a typical day in their position is like, professional and career choices they’ve made (good and bad), and give you pointers for standing out in a sea of applicants when you’re ready.
Attendees will be provided time to ask questions and receive panelist contact information following the event to continue networking.
Your attendance will also ensure you’re added to the monthly Career Services swag bag drawing!
Panelists
Our current list of panelists is below. More will be added as they’re confirmed—stay tuned!

Paul Trana ’93
Sociology
Director of Assessment and Accreditation
Peru State College
Kristin Sealund ’15
Sociology
Emergency Manage Specialist
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Kaeleen Ringberg ‘12
Sustainable Community Development
Deputy State Director
America Votes (Wisconsin)

Register to join us.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Handshake is the jobs and internship search platform used to connect Northland students to opportunities near and far. If you’d like to be better versed on how to use it, then consider attending!
Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (the basement level) for this workshop. The following will be covered:

Setting up your profile (dos and don’ts)
Setting job or internship search criteria to optimize Handshake’s recommendations to you
How to find and follow jobs or employers of interest
The process of applying for a job or internship
How to find and sign up for workshops, events, and career fairs of interest
How to schedule appointments with Northland’s student career advisor, Julie Winter
Registering your for-credit internship or field experience
Reporting a not-for-credit experience

Make sure to bring your laptop so you can walk through your own Handshake account throughout. It’s also possible to use the Handshake app on your smartphone.
Attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing for a monthly swag bag!
Please register via Handshake.

Baseball vs College of St. Scholastica
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5006

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits in exploring the early spring trails by foot or snowshoe to view the many waterfalls to be found in one of the most popular state parks in the north woods. Transportation, experienced instructors, and lunch provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($80.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, March 24 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 26.
Register

Baseball vs Concordia College (Minn.)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5007

Men’s Lacrosse at Concordia University Chicago
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4995

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits as we focus on reviewing and then practicing responses to a specific aspect of wilderness medicine to keep your wilderness medicine skills sharp. Patient Assessment Drills! Backcountry Illness Round Robins! Splinting Workshops! At the end, we’ll eat ice cream sundaes and debrief.
These monthly clinics are aimed at providing students, faculty, and staff who have previously completed a Wilderness First Aid or a Wilderness First Responder course with a continuing education opportunity for keeping skills honed in a fun and engaging community setting.
Register

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Have a job, scholarship or internship interview coming up, or want to figure out how to ‘sell’ the skills and experience you recently gained?
Stop by our table on the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to practice answering common questions that you’re bound to be asked, even if you only have ten or fifteen minutes—no appointment needed!
Spoiler: There are right and wrong ways to answer the below questions (and many others).

Tell me about yourself.
What is your biggest strength/weakness?
Tell me about a time when you failed/made a mistake/disagreed with a coworker.
What is your greatest achievement?
Why should we hire you (over others) for this position?
Why did you leave your most recent position?
Tell me about your experience with (technical skill you haven’t gained yet).
What is your approach for understanding the perspectives of colleagues from different backgrounds?
How would you handle a situation where a colleague was being culturally insensitive, sexist, racist or homophobic?
What are your salary expectations?

If you’re interested in a more extensive or industry-specific practice run, a more in-depth mock interview may be helpful—feel free to schedule an appointment on Handshake!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Baseball vs University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5009

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Join us for this week’s Wellness Wednesday—Speed Mock Interviewing! This is a fun, interactive event that allows you to brush up on your interviewing skills with immediate feedback and tons of pointers. Gain confidence and feel good when you’re trying to land your next job.
How does it work?
We’ll start with a quick review of common interview questions and tips for answering. Then, the fun really starts!
Interviewers stay seated, while students rotate around the room, meeting for fifteen minutes with each interviewer. The interviewer will ask 3–5 common interview questions and provide immediate feedback for improvement after you’ve answered them. Students will continue moving down the line to repeat the process with a new interviewer until time is up.
Who can participate?
Any student, regardless of year or major, is welcomed to join! Especially students who have never had a “real” interview, or who are getting ready for one… this is perfect practice!
Do I need to bring anything?
Some students benefit from taking notes to remember the feedback they receive. If that sounds useful to you, feel free to bring a pad of paper and pen.
Space is limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis! Register on Handshake to reserve your spot.
Attendance also enters you into a drawing for the monthly swag bag!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

Calling all students and alumni living with ADHD, depression, autism, anxiety, dyslexia, or other diverse learning considerations! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate career-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring neurodiverse alumni and alumni living with mental illness who can talk about their experience in the workplace and share advice.
Everyone is welcome to join this event.
Register to join us.
Panelists
Our current list of panelists is below. More will be added as they’re confirmed—stay tuned!

Allison Mills ’11
Geoscience
Communications Manager
Earth Science Information Partners
Grace Heneghan ’15
Gender & Women’s Studies
Consultant
Pink Consulting, LLC

John Fabke ’91
History/Environmental Education
Archivist/Librarian
Center for Popular Music at Middle Tennessee State University
Katherine Duyfhuizen ’08
Sociology
Disability Specialist
University of St. Thomas

Register to join us.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Baseball at North Central University (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5010

Softball at Bethany Lutheran College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5043

Baseball at North Central University (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5011

Men’s Lacrosse vs Lake Forest College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4996

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Want to know what’s happening on campus each month?
Stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with several campus offices and departments who will be promoting their upcoming events and activities.

Baseball at Carleton College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5012

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Baseball vs Maranatha Baptist University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5013

Softball at University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5044

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Men’s Lacrosse vs University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4997

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

All students are invited to engage in a FREE drop-in headshot session with Northland’s photographer, Bob Gross! He’ll be set up in the Ponzio Campus Center lounge space by the doors to the mall from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. as part of the employer tabling event happening at the same time. Photos will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis.
Make sure to show up in your sharpest outfit (hello crisp button ups, ties, blazers, and blouses!) and ask a trusted friend to approve your clean and tastefully styled hair, make-up, and/or beard before showing up.
Don’t forget to register by scanning the QR code when you show up—that will ensure you’re entered into a swag bag drawing for coming to a Career Services event!

Looking for an on or off-campus job, internship or work-study position?
Stop by the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to connect with a variety of employers who are eager to promote their opportunities to you! Many employers will simply be looking to explain their organization and available positions for interested students, but on-site interviews are possible, too—make sure to dress for success, and bring a copy of your resume.
Need help getting a resume prepared? Consider signing up for a Resumes and Cover Letters workshop—offered twice monthly through Career Services. You can find and register for them via Handshake.
Are you an employer interested in recruiting Northland students at a tabling event? Let us know you’re interested.
The following employers will be at April’s tabling event to promote current or summer 2022 jobs, internships, and volunteering opportunities:

The BRICK Ministries
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center
City of Ashland (including the Parks & Recreation Department)
Conservation Corps of Minnesota & Iowa
Hestekin Pottery of Cornucopia
New Vision Wilderness
Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute Outdoor Pursuits Program

Morgan Falls & St. Peter’s Dome Recreation Area has the best of both worlds: a magnificent waterfall and a phenomenal overlook. Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits and discover the beauty that is spring in the north woods. Find out which flowers and animals have emerged and which are still sleeping. Enjoy looking out over the early spring landscape of the Chequamegon Bay region from the top of St. Peter’s Dome. Take a deep breath before finals while listening to the sounds of Morgan Falls. Transportation, experienced instructors, and lunch provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($50.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, April 7 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 9.
Register

Men’s Lacrosse at Cornell College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4998

Softball at University of Minnesota Morris
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5046

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Handshake is the jobs and internship search platform used to connect Northland students to opportunities near and far. If you’d like to be better versed on how to use it, then consider attending!
Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (the basement level) for this workshop. The following will be covered:

Setting up your profile (dos and don’ts)
Setting job or internship search criteria to optimize Handshake’s recommendations to you
How to find and follow jobs or employers of interest
The process of applying for a job or internship
How to find and sign up for workshops, events, and career fairs of interest
How to schedule appointments with Northland’s student career advisor, Julie Winter
Registering your for-credit internship or field experience
Reporting a not-for-credit experience

Make sure to bring your laptop so you can walk through your own Handshake account throughout. It’s also possible to use the Handshake app on your smartphone.
Attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing for a monthly swag bag!
Please register via Handshake.

This in-person workshop will be helpful for students who do not have a resume, as well as those would like to improve upon their existing version. All students who register and attend a session will be entered into a monthly drawing for a swag bag full of Northland goodies!
A sample of questions we’ll answer and topics we’ll cover:

How should you order your resume sections? (Spoiler—if your education section is toward the bottom, you’re likely doing it wrong!)
How can you tailor your headings to your experience and your resume to an actual position description?
How can you demonstrate knowledge from your academic (and work/volunteer) experiences?
How can you highlight transferable skills employers want?
Tips on formatting, key words, and ways to identify technical knowledge from your field that will impress hiring managers
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
An overview of cover letters and professional references

Bring your laptop if you have one so you can create and edit your resume as you go.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Baseball at University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5016

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Softball vs Martin Luther College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5047

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

Baseball vs Crown College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5018

Baseball vs Crown College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5019

Men’s Lacrosse vs North Central University (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4999

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Softball vs North Central University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5048

The Northland College Alliance builds community for queer and questioning students on campus. Join a meeting and get connected with new people! The Alliance also plans special events throughout the year, including a drag show and awareness events.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

Baseball vs Finlandia University
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5020

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by the room 202A in the Student Services Commons on the second floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to see Julie Winter, student career advisor, between 12:00 p.m.–1:30 p.m. for one-on-one assistance to make your resume or CV shine before you use it as part of a job/internship application or during the employer tabling events on campus. You can bring a printed version of what you have or share it virtually while meeting.
If you do not already have a resume/CV or feel you could benefit from a complete overhaul of your current one, then we ask that you attend one of the twice-monthly Resumes and Cover Letters workshops instead to begin.

The Native American Student Association (NASA) brings cultural awareness to campus and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing support to native and non-native students alike through community outreach activities, talking circles, cultural education and sharing, and peer mentorship, this student organization hosts several events throughout the year.
This meeting takes place in 114B Mead Hall, the student lounge for the Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center.

The Northland College Office of Health Services is offering walk-in COVID-19 testing three times a week for current Northland students, faculty, and staff. You do not need to make an appointment. Testing will be administered in unit one of the Northland College Townhouses. The Townhouses face the Ponzio Campus Center Parking Lot and are between the Ponzio Center and the McLean Environmental Living and Learning Center. Unit one is the unit closest to the Ponzio Center.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, please contact the Office of Health Services (students) or the Office of Human Resources (faculty or staff) before seeking testing on campus.

Softball vs Crown College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5053

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Softball at University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5055

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Baseball vs University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5017

Softball vs University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5052

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Men’s Lacrosse at North Central University (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5001

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Baseball vs University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5023

Softball vs University of Wisconsin-Superior
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5051

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Softball at Bethany Lutheran College
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5049

Baseball vs University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5024

The Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Outdoor Pursuits program is partnering with Wilderness Medical Associates to host an eight-day Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course—the definitive wilderness course in medical training, leadership, and critical thinking for outdoor, low-resource, and remote professionals and leaders. The WFR program is the ideal medical training experience for leaders in remote areas including outdoor educators, guides, military, professional search and rescue teams, researchers, and those involved in disaster relief. The curriculum is comprehensive and practical. It includes the essential principles and skills required to assess and manage medical problems in isolated and extreme environments for days and weeks if necessary.
This course is open to Northland College students, faculty, and staff, as well as to the public. Course fee includes all instruction and course materials for all days of the course. All course participants must be fully vaccinated with one of the nationally accepted COVID-19 vaccines. The course meets in 169 Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
Register
You only need to register once for this eight-day course—your fee covers the entire course.

Men’s Lacrosse at University of Dubuque
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5002

Baseball at University of Minnesota Morris
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5025

Baseball at University of Minnesota Morris
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=5026

Handshake is the jobs and internship search platform used to connect Northland students to opportunities near and far. If you’d like to be better versed on how to use it, then consider attending!
Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (the basement level) for this workshop. The following will be covered:

Setting up your profile (dos and don’ts)
Setting job or internship search criteria to optimize Handshake’s recommendations to you
How to find and follow jobs or employers of interest
The process of applying for a job or internship
How to find and sign up for workshops, events, and career fairs of interest
How to schedule appointments with Northland’s student career advisor, Julie Winter
Registering your for-credit internship or field experience
Reporting a not-for-credit experience

Make sure to bring your laptop so you can walk through your own Handshake account throughout. It’s also possible to use the Handshake app on your smartphone.
Attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing for a monthly swag bag!
Please register via Handshake.

Residence halls close for all students (12pm)

Last day to add courses with faculty
approval (4 pm)