Campus Calendar

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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

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.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

Faculty approval is not required.

Explore the Meyers Beach Sea Caves while paddling along the scenic south shore of Lake Superior with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits and Lost Creek Adventures! No previous sea kayaking experience necessary. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this Outdoor Pursuits day outing ($200.00/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, September 9 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 11.
Register

How do you land that internship or dream job? You step away from the canned template and learn how to tailor your resume to you! Transform it into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.
The content covered during this workshop will be equally helpful for students who don’t have a resume or would like to improve upon their existing version. We will walk through tons of real resume examples step by step, and there will be time for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with the start of a tailored resume written in professional language that demonstrates your experience and knowledge. An overview of cover letters and professional references will also be shared.
Please register on Handshake to save your spot.
Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly gift card drawing for the Black Cat Coffee House!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

Calling all LGBTQIA+ students, alumni, and allies! 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 LGBTQIA+ alumni. We will take a dive into what it is like to be LGBTQIA+ in the workplace.
Register to join us.

Join SOEI student leaders on a leisurely 6-mile paddle down a quiet section of the Namekagon River to take in the striking fall colors. One of the nation’s first eight Wild & Scenic Rivers to be designated with the 1968 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, the Namekagon meanders through quite alder stands and past cedar and hemlock groves on its way to the St. Croix River. Paddlers often enjoy glimpses of migratory songbirds, beaver, river otters, deer, raptors, and a host of other iconic north woods species. No previous canoeing experience necessary! Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($150.00/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, September 16 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 18.
Register

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

Calling all art, English & writing, gender and women’s studies, history & humanities, religious studies & philosophy, Spanish, and Native American studies 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 arts and humanities alumni with a wealth of experience in their field.
Register to Join Us.

National Public Lands Day is the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. Established in 1994 and held annually on the fourth Saturday in September, this celebration brings out thousands of volunteers to help restore and improve public lands around the country. Join SOEI student leaders in a day of caring for and giving back to the local public lands that help make the Northland way of life so wonderful. We’ll be partnering with regional federal land managers and conservation non-profit agencies to repair, restore, and conserve local trails and green spaces. No previous trail work experience necessary!
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($80.00/person) has been fully offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, September 23 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 25.
Register

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

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

How do you land that internship or dream job? You step away from the canned template and learn how to tailor your resume to you! Transform it into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.
The content covered during this workshop will be equally helpful for students who don’t have a resume or would like to improve upon their existing version. We will walk through tons of real resume examples step by step, and there will be time for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with the start of a tailored resume written in professional language that demonstrates your experience and knowledge. An overview of cover letters and professional references will also be shared.
Please register on Handshake to save your spot.
Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly gift card drawing for the Black Cat Coffee House!

Join SOEI student leaders in celebrating the ‘good life’ in our Chequamegon Bay region by harvesting local Bayfield apples and then returning to campus to learn how to press cider and make an array of apple-inspired goodies around the campus fire ring using camp stoves and Dutch ovens. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($95.00/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, September 30 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 2.
Register

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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

Calling all students and alumni interested in graduate school! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate graduate school-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring alumni who went on to study natural sciences in graduate school. Learn more about what to expect if you are interested in graduate school and see if it’s for you.
Register to join us.

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.

A Northland College Fall Semester Tradition! Join SOEI student leaders and other bicycling enthusiasts for a twenty-six-mile bike ride along the Tri-County Corridor (an old railroad grade with a smooth, crushed lime surface) by moonlight, starlight, or headlamp-light. This annual ride takes place the night before Ashland hosts its annual WhistleStop Marathon, tracing the route that runners will experience the next morning. SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will provide aid stations with snacks, hot cocoa, and good cheer every 10 miles along the route. Finish the ride at the campus fire ring with a bonfire and treats!
The full cost of facilitating this outing ($95.00/person) has been fully offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation.
This outing will depart from the campus fire ring at 6 p.m. on Friday, October 8. SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will provide free transportation and bike shuttling for the first twenty people to sign up. This event is open to more than twenty riders, but riders beyond the initial twenty must arrange their own transportation.
Register

How do you land that internship or dream job? You step away from the canned template and learn how to tailor your resume to you! Transform it into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.
The content covered during this workshop will be equally helpful for students who don’t have a resume or would like to improve upon their existing version. We will walk through tons of real resume examples step by step, and there will be time for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with the start of a tailored resume written in professional language that demonstrates your experience and knowledge. An overview of cover letters and professional references will also be shared.
Please register on Handshake to save your spot.
Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly gift card drawing for the Black Cat Coffee House!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

Calling all students and alumni interested in graduate school! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate graduate school-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring alumni who went on to study humanities in graduate school. Learn more about what to expect if you are interested in graduate school and see if it’s for you.
Register to join us.

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits staff for a fun getaway to enjoy the award-winning Hayward Hospital Gateway Trail. Part of a larger community wellness initiative, CAMBA’s Gateway trail consists of ‘flowy’ dirt single track trails winding through the forests and around streams and lakes in the vicinity of Hayward Area Memorial Hospital. No previous mountain biking experience necessary; this award-winning trail was built with families and beginning bikers in mind. Experienced riders will find the trail engaging and interesting, and the new rider will have ample opportunities to dial in their comfort on some of the region’s finest single-track. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($75.00/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, October 14 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 16.
Register

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders (and guest instructor Professor Jon Martin!) for an adventurous day of exploring the large white pines that grace the bank of the White River on Northland’s Maxbel Cora Maxwell Nature Study Area just south of campus. Learn technical rope ascension techniques. Learn about ongoing research projects currently being conducted by Northland natural resources faculty and students. Get to know one of the coolest professors at Northland! No technical tree climbing experience necessary. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($75.00/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, October 14 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 16.
Register

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

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

Calling all students and alumni interested in graduate school! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate graduate school-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring alumni who went on to study social sciences in graduate school. Learn more about what to expect if you are interested in graduate school and see if it’s for you.
Register to join us.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

How do you land that internship or dream job? You step away from the canned template and learn how to tailor your resume to you! Transform it into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.
The content covered during this workshop will be equally helpful for students who don’t have a resume or would like to improve upon their existing version. We will walk through tons of real resume examples step by step, and there will be time for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with the start of a tailored resume written in professional language that demonstrates your experience and knowledge. An overview of cover letters and professional references will also be shared.
Please register on Handshake to save your spot.
Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly gift card drawing for the Black Cat Coffee House!

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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

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.

How do you land that internship or dream job? You step away from the canned template and learn how to tailor your resume to you! Transform it into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.
The content covered during this workshop will be equally helpful for students who don’t have a resume or would like to improve upon their existing version. We will walk through tons of real resume examples step by step, and there will be time for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with the start of a tailored resume written in professional language that demonstrates your experience and knowledge. An overview of cover letters and professional references will also be shared.
Please register on Handshake to save your spot.
Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly gift card drawing for the Black Cat Coffee House!

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 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

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

How do you land that internship or dream job? You step away from the canned template and learn how to tailor your resume to you! Transform it into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.
The content covered during this workshop will be equally helpful for students who don’t have a resume or would like to improve upon their existing version. We will walk through tons of real resume examples step by step, and there will be time for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with the start of a tailored resume written in professional language that demonstrates your experience and knowledge. An overview of cover letters and professional references will also be shared.
Please register on Handshake to save your spot.
Attendance also ensures you’ll be entered into a monthly gift card drawing for the Black Cat Coffee House!

Calling all BIPOC students and alumni interested in natural resources, biology, chemistry, sustainable agriculture, climate science, geoscience, water science, and STEM! 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 BIPOC natural resources & sciences alumni with a wealth of experience in their field.
Everyone is welcome to join this event.
Register to join us.

Get feedback on your resume without having to schedule an appointment!
Simply stop by room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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 room 011 at Dexter Library 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 monthly 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.

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.

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.

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits for a day of Nordic skiing at the Adventure Backwoods Retreat (ABR) trails. With a mix of trails for all skill levels, you’ll enjoy the opportunity to glide through varied terrain of the Montreal River valley. No gear or previous experience necessary; our leaders can share pointers, and the SOEI Nordic Ski Center will outfit you with all the equipment needed for the day. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($130.00/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 13 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 15.
Register

Calling all natural resources, biology, chemistry, sustainable agriculture, climate science, geoscience, water science, and STEM 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 natural resources and sciences alumni with a wealth of experience in their field.
Register to join us.

Located in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, the Moquah Pine Barrens is known as a hidden gem to many Northland students—a place to camp, hike, or marvel at the northern lights. Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits in getting out to enjoy exploring this local treasure on snowshoes or trekking skis, and embrace the joys of Winter. 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, January 20 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 22.
Register

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

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

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.

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.

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits in our newest campus tradition! Come explore our newly developed campus Nordic ski trail system by candlelight and then enjoy treats and hot drinks by the warming fire. Use your own equipment or head down to the SOEI Nordic Ski Center (in the Lumber Jack Lounge in the lower level of the Ponzio Campus Center) to rent boots and skis for a modest fee.
The cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($45.00/person) has been fully 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.
Register

Calling all BIPOC students and alumni interested in art, English & writing, gender and women’s Studies, history & humanities, religious studies & philosophy, Spanish, Native American studies, psychology, sociology, social justice, and sustainable community development! 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 BIPOC social science and humanities alumni with a wealth of experience in their field.
Everyone is welcome to join this event.
Register to join us.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Calling all students and alumni interested in marketing, sports management, financial, sales, administration, or entrepreneurial careers! 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 business alumni with a wealth of experience in their field.
Register to join us.