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Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Every month SOEI Outdoor Pursuits hosts an outing for students who would like to learn how to ski. This month we will be skiing right in our own ‘backyard’ at the Ashland Hospital Trails—a beautiful, flat circuit located just five minutes down the road. No experience or gear is necessary. We are partnering with the new SOEI Nordic Ski Center to outfit you with all the gear needed!
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Ashland, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Saturday, January 23, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $10 – This SOEI program cost of $40 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

Explore the Moquah Barrens with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits. Located in the Chequamegon- Nicolet National Forest, the Moquah Barrens is a favorite to many Northland students as a place to camp, hike, see the northern lights, and explore. Allow our experienced guides to take you out to enjoy this local treasure on snowshoes and teach you a bit about getting out into the wilderness during Winter.
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Moquah, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Sunday, January 24, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $45 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Calling all biology, chemistry, climate change, climate science & physics, environmental geosciences, GIS, sustainable agriculture, and water science students, alums, and faculty!
Students: Your attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing to win a $20 gift card from the Black Cat Coffee House! If you attend at least two Career Services events in January, you’ll also be entered into a drawing for a $50 gift card to the on-campus store!
Students: Please sign up on Handshake, here: More Info
Are you interested in learning more about environmental science careers? Unsure what to expect after graduation, or how to get an internship/job during a pandemic? Or, do you want an opportunity to start networking with professionals in your field? Our panel of featured alumni will discuss these topics and share their experience working during the COVID-19 pandemic to help you and others entering the field during these uncertain times. Attendees will be able to ask specific questions during an open Q & A at the end of the event.
4:30 Panel Discussion
• Jessica Mohlman ’15 – Environmental Technician at Lews & Clark Community College – National Great River Research & Education Center
• Tim Nemeth ’99 – Mint Technical Manager – Archer Daniels Midland
• Bill Hogseth ’07 – Watershed and Organizing Coordinator – Wisconsin Farmers Union
• Christine Svetkovich ’98 – Water Quality Manager – Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Up Next
February 24, 2021 – Humanities
March 31, 2021 – Nature and Culture
Alumni & Community Members: Please sign up via this registration form to receive the virtual link
Register

Looking for your next job or internship? According to a Business News Daily article from March 2020, you should assume your potential employer will be doing an online search of you before they extend an offer.
“70% of employers use social media to screen candidates during the hiring process, and about 43% of employers use social media to check on current employees.”
What does this tell us? The way you appear online DEFINITELY will affect your employability. So: take control of it! Create the content you want potential employers to see, and find out how to project that professional “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 recently started a new job which was offered to her via contact from social media, and due in great part, to the amazing online brand she’s developed for herself, and 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 and screenshots.
How to Register:
Students: Please sign up on Handshake, here: More Info
Alumni & Community Members: Please sign up via this registration form to receive the virtual link
Register

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Join the SOEI Outdoor Pursuits program for a backcountry trek through the Porcupine Lake Wilderness area along the North Country Trail. Enjoy quietly gliding down rolling hills as we ski through the ungroomed, snow-covered backcountry. No experience is necessary. Outdoor Pursuits leaders will teach you everything you need to know to enjoy our unique trekking skis. Come spend the day with us in a winter wonderland!
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Drummond, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Sunday, January 31, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $48 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Ruth de Jesus with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion invites the campus to commemorate Black History Month by watching and discussing the Eyes on the Prize series plus additional events. Space is limited. Masks required. Contact Ruth with questions.
Wednesday, February 3
6:30 p.m. — racial justice dialogues (for students)
7:30 p.m – The Civil Rights Years
Part 1: Awakenings (1954—1956)
Wednesday, February 10
6:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 2 and 3: Fighting Back (1957—1962)
and Ain’t Scared of Your Jails (1960-1961)
Tuesday, February 16
3:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m. – Diversity Center Open House, drop-in hours
Wednesday, February 17
12:00 p.m. – Ash Wednesday, Imposition of Ashes Service (Chapel, Wheeler)
6:30 p.m. – racial justice dialogues (for students)
7:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 4: No Easy Walk (1961-1963)
Wednesday, 2/24
6:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 5 and 6: Mississippi…Is This America? (1962-1964)
and Bridge to Freedom (1965)

The world of Microsoft Word can be overwhelming and filled with many unknown buttons. On top of it, your professor is asking you to turn in a paper with a very vague, yet oddly specific format—MLA format.
Megan will take you through the basics of setting up your document for your English class, walk you through setting up your lab reports, and Julie Winter, from career services, will stop in and talk about setting up a resume. Once registered you will be sent a link with instructions on how to download your free copy of the Microsoft Office Suite.
By the end you will be able to:
– Change document margins
– Change paragraph spacing
– Setting up your paper in MLA format
– Create a useful naming scheme
– Reducing file sizes
– Saving your document as a PDF
You will leave with a little guide book that includes some word basics.
Note: the workshop will be limited to ten students and Covid protocols must be observed throughout (masks, social distancing, sanitization of space after use.) If you would like to engage in the workshop but are not comfortable attending in person, please email Megan and ask about a remote option.
Reserve your spot on Handshake: More Info
If you are in need of a laptop to borrow, send an email to Megan at mmcpeak@northland.edu.

Mt. Ashwabay is closing the hill this weekend due to the chilly forecast.
Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Mt. Ashwabay has closed the hill for the weekend due to a chilly forecast.
Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Mt. Ashwabay has closed the hill for the weekend due to a chilly forecast.
Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Ruth de Jesus with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion invites the campus to commemorate Black History Month by watching and discussing the Eyes on the Prize series plus additional events. Space is limited. Masks required. Contact Ruth with questions.
Wednesday, February 10
6:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 2 and 3: Fighting Back (1957—1962)
and Ain’t Scared of Your Jails (1960-1961)
Tuesday, February 16
3:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m. – Diversity Center Open House, drop-in hours
Wednesday, February 17
12:00 p.m. – Ash Wednesday, Imposition of Ashes Service (Chapel, Wheeler)
6:30 p.m. – racial justice dialogues (for students)
7:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 4: No Easy Walk (1961-1963)
Wednesday, 2/24
6:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 5 and 6: Mississippi…Is This America? (1962-1964)
and Bridge to Freedom (1965)

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.
Attendance will enter you into a drawing for a Black Cat Coffee House gift card!
This in-person workshop will be equally helpful for students who either do not 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 time will be given for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with 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.
Register and read through more details on Handshake.

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Ruth de Jesus with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion invites the campus to tour the newly renovated space. Masks required.

Have you asked yourself: What is Handshake?
If so, consider signing up for this hour-long in-person workshop that will run through a full demonstration to help students understand how to use Handshake, including the following topics:
• Setting up your profile (do’s 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, tutoring sessions, and career fairs of interest
• How to schedule appointments and connect with Northland’s Career Services and Student Success coordinators
Attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing for a Black Cat Coffeehouse gift card!
Register for this event on Handshake!

Ruth de Jesus with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion invites the campus to commemorate Black History Month by watching and discussing the Eyes on the Prize series plus additional events. Space is limited. Masks required. Contact Ruth with questions.
Wednesday, February 17
12:00 p.m. – Ash Wednesday, Imposition of Ashes Service (Chapel, Wheeler)
6:30 p.m. – racial justice dialogues (for students)
7:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 4: No Easy Walk (1961-1963)
Wednesday, 2/24
6:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 5 and 6: Mississippi…Is This America? (1962-1964)
and Bridge to Freedom (1965)

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Ruth de Jesus with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion invites the campus to commemorate Black History Month by watching and discussing the Eyes on the Prize series plus additional events. Space is limited. Masks required. Contact Ruth with questions.
Wednesday, February 17
12:00 p.m. – Ash Wednesday, Imposition of Ashes Service (Chapel, Wheeler)
6:30 p.m. – racial justice dialogues (for students)
7:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 4: No Easy Walk (1961-1963)
Wednesday, 2/24
6:30 p.m. – The Civil Rights Years
Part 5 and 6: Mississippi…Is This America? (1962-1964)
and Bridge to Freedom (1965)

A WorkForce Pre-Fair Event
Learn the basics of using Handshake before the Virtual WorkForce Fair: Jobs, Internships, and Graduate Schools, on March 4, 2021, including:
• Registering for your virtual career fair sessions
• Updating your profile and making it visible for employers in attendance
• Uploading your current resume
Hosted by Alverno College. Attend using this link.

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

You’ve seen the inspirational posters of someone hanging off the side of an ice cliff. Here is the perfect opportunity to try it for yourself. Join our experienced SOEI Outdoor Pursuits guides and learn the basics of ice climbing, a delicate yet powerful sport. You’ll learn crampon and ice tool use—and look amazing while doing so. After this outing, you’ll be able to look at those posters and say ‘I’ve done that!’
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Duluth, Minnesota
Date/Time: Sunday, February 7, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $80 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Every month SOEI Outdoor Pursuits hosts an outing for students who would like to learn how to ski. This month we will be skiing at the Drummond ski trails, a beautiful Nordic ski area which winds through a scenic stretch of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest just north of Drummond. No experience or gear is necessary. We are partnering with the new SOEI Nordic Ski Center to outfit you with all the gear needed!
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Drummond, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Sunday, February 21, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $45 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

With finals just around the corner, test anxiety might be looming over you, you might have not had to study in high school and now find yourself lost in college, or your past study strategies have not gotten you the results you were looking for.
Join Megan as she goes through some study skills and strategies to combat test anxiety. You will leave the workshop feeling more confident in your ability to study successfully for exams and take on finals week by storm.
Please note: This workshop will be limited to 14 students and COVID protocols must be observed throughout (masks, social distancing, sanitization of space after use). If you would like to engage in the workshop but are not comfortable attending in person, please email Megan about a remote option.
Reserve your spot on Handshake: More Info

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Calling all art, English, writing, gender & women’s studies, history & humanities, religious studies & philosophy and Spanish students, alums, and faculty!
Students: Your attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing to win a $20 gift card from the Black Cat Coffee House!
4:30 Panel Discussion
Our panel of featured alumni from different generations will discuss these topics and share their experience working during the COVID-19 pandemic to help you and others entering the field during these uncertain times. Attendees will be able to ask specific questions during an open Q & A at the end of the event.
Your attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing to win a $20 gift card from a local business or restaurant along with other swag!

Alex Johnson ’08 – Alaska Senior Program Manager – National Parks Conservation Association (Majored in writing.)
Calvin Stalvig ’09 – Communications & Development / Former Director of Youth Programming – Beam Center (Majored in studio art.)
Adam Yates ’07 – Rector – St. Faith’s Anglican Church (Majored in religion.)
Bree Sikorski ’05 – Operations Director – Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness (Majored in history.)

Register
Students: Please sign up on Handshake, here.
Alumni & Community Members: Please sign up via this registration form to receive the virtual link
Register

Up Next
March 31, 2021 – Nature and Culture

This event is an opportunity for students to workshop their artwork and writing in a space with other creatives and the editors of Mosaic literary and visual arts magazine. Students can come for any period of time during the duration of the event.

A beginner’s opportunity to cook exciting meals outdoors – from pesto pasta to stuffed banana desserts. Participants can learn the basics of cooking with field stoves and on an open fire while enjoying the “front country” settings. This will also provide participants an opportunity to learn more about Outdoor Education, connect with peers, and develop all-around comfortability with the outdoors.
This event has a 6 person capacity limit, but it is FREE to participate!
DATE: February 25th
TIME: 4:30 pm
LOCATION: Fire Ring between MEAD & Wheeler
*Please dress according to the weather. We will be outside for about 2 hours.
**YOU WILL NEED TO BRING YOUR OWN EATING UTENSILS – fork, cup, and bowl!
To sign up, please fill out the form provided in the link below:
More Info
Northland Education OED & SOEI Outdoor Pursuits.

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.
Attendance will enter you into a drawing for a Black Cat Coffee House gift card!
This in-person workshop will be equally helpful for students who either do not 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 time will be given for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with 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.
Register and read through more details on Handshake.

A WorkForce Pre-Event
Looking for tips prior to the 30th-anniversary WorkForce fair? Join us for this interactive session and learn how to make the most of the Virtual WorkForce Fair: Jobs, Internships, and Graduate Schools, on March 4, 2021, including how to:
• Prepare for the fair (registering for sessions, researching employers, and video meeting etiquette)
• Approach one-on-one sessions v. group sessions
• Stand out to employers and graduate schools
Hosted by Marquette University. Register Online Here.

The pandemic putting a dent in your travel plans? Well, check out the EcoLeague exchange program!
The EcoLeague consortium is grounded in a mission of bio-regional education for sustainability. With member colleges across the U.S., the EcoLeague provides many of the advantages of a university – a large and talented faculty and unique, sophisticated facilities – while delivering individualized attention at small schools renowned for experiential learning. Through a student exchange program, students can attend any of the EcoLeague schools while enrolled at their home college. These diverse experiences help prepare today’s college students to work and live in a rapidly changing and increasingly global world.
Join the Zoom meeting by clicking here.
Meeting ID: 821 5761 4111

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Some estimates suggest that up to 70% of all jobs are not published on publicly available job search sites, and research has long shown that anywhere from half to upwards of 80% of jobs are filled through networking.
So, we know it’s important, but how do you tap into that unpublished market? NETWORKING! However, you can’t start networking unless you know where and how to network!
This workshop will help you trace out your current 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 drawing for a Black Cat Coffeehouse gift card!
Register on Handshake by following the link below!
March 1
April 5
May 3

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Join us for the GYT kickoff. Stop down for free STD testing.

This event is an opportunity for students to workshop their artwork and writing in a space with other creatives and the editors of Mosaic literary and visual arts magazine. Students can come for any period of time during the duration of the event.

What will your next step be in your career journey? Whether you’ve been thinking about your first internship or full-time position, grad school, or a gap year, WorkForce Fair: Jobs, Internships, and Graduate Schools could be the place to find it.
WorkForce is a great way to get a leg up with organizations that interest you and make connections. A virtual format will enhance the experience, allowing you to:

Meet with organizations. Interact with recruiters through video, audio, or chat.
Discover new opportunities. Get personalized recommendations based on your Handshake profile for which employers to connect with.
Never wait in line, ever. Pre-schedule 10 minute 1:1s or 30-minute group sessions with organizations ahead of the fair or on the day-of.

No matter your major, year in school, or whether your next step is growing your network of employers, an internship, full-time job, service year, or graduate program, we hope you’ll join us at WorkForce 2021!
Learn more and register on Handshake!
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Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Have you driven past ice-covered lakes teaming with people gathered around fishing holes and wondered what it might be like to join in all the fun? Join our instructors for an introductory ice-fishing clinic that will cover ice testing, ice safety, drilling holes, jigging equipment and technique, as well as local species identification!
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided to Lake Delta.
FREE! The cost of this clinic has been supported by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Maximum participants: 10
Sponsored by the SOEI Outdoor Pursuits.

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

The Double-O Ski Trail is a part of the Birkebeiner route with giant lights that illuminate the night to provide a one of a kind experience. Join the SOEI Outdoor Pursuits staff for a wonderful night ski under the lights. No experience is necessary! We will be partnering with the new SOEI Nordic Ski Center to provide all gear needed, and your experienced guides will be there to help you along. Join us for an unforgettable night.
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Seely, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Sunday, March 7, 5 – 9 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $50 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Event Cancelled

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Join us to enroll in Banzai, an independent financial literacy program focused on budgeting, loans, and money management!

This event is an opportunity for students to workshop their artwork and writing in a space with other creatives and the editors of Mosaic literary and visual arts magazine. Students can come for any period of time during the duration of the event.

Northland Alumni Present
Northland College Alumni are remarkable and Chris Case ‘74 is no exception. A Distinguished Alumni Award Winner, Chris attributes his underlying environmental consciousness directly to the years he spent with the faculty, staff, and students while at Northland.
Chris had a varied and exciting career with the National Park Service beginning with an internship opportunity while a Northland student that launched his career. Through photographs and narrative, Chris will share the experiences and adventures of a National Park Service career lifestyle that exemplifies the feeling of “never having to go to work.” According to Chris, any degree from Northland can lead to a great career in the National Park Service. Learn more about Chris.
Register

More About Chris
Chris Case began a career with the National Park Service immediately after graduating from Northland in 1974 with an environmental studies degree. His thirty-eight years with the Park Service allowed him duty stations at seven National Park areas working as a ranger/naturalist, law enforcement ranger, maintenance foreman, and his last twenty-four years as a facility manager at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
While at Pictured Rocks, Chris led the park’s nationally recognized, award-winning Environmental Leadership program that showcased “on the ground” environmental practices demonstrating that “Sustainable is Attainable”.
Chris continues championing sustainable practices as a Biobased Coach with the United Soybean Board. Through presentations and on-site visits, he promotes practical and effective ways to reduce the environmental impacts of daily activities through the use of soy biobased products.

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Northland College is once again providing FREE ski passes for Northland’s local ski hill, Mt. Ashwabay, for any currently registered student who would like one. What’s more, SOEI Outdoor Pursuits will be offering a FREE shuttle up to the ski hill and back to campus each Saturday so that you can take advantage of some downhill and/or Nordic (cross country) skiing this semester!
These passes are available immediately! Take advantage of this incredible opportunity and get out skiing ASAP!
How to get your FREE ski pass for Mt. Ashwabay:
There aretwo, similar options for Northland students to get their free Mt. Ashwabay ski passes.
1) Option 1 (which will speed things up for you at the skihill)
a) Send your name, student ID number, and a current picture of yourselfby email toholly@mtashwabay.org
b) Mt. Ashwabay willprepare and print your pass so that it is waiting for you at the ski hill.
c) The next time you are at Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running, stop into the office, show your current student ID, and pick up your pass!
2) Option 2(which may include more time standing in line)
a) Northland student travels to Mt. Ashwabay when the lifts are running and shows their current Northland ID at the office.
b) Mt. Ashwabay takes their picture and prints their pass.
Please note: this winter, lifts are running Saturdays from 9:30 to 4:30; Sundays from 10:30 to 4:30; Wednesdays from 12:00 to 6:00; and (afterJan. 22nd) Fridays from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m.Northland students should avoid trying to get a pass between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, as that is a very busy time for rentals and day passes.
Don’t have a vehicle? No worries- catch a ride with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits!
SOEI Outdoor Pursuits leaders will be departing campus from the Ponzio Campus Center at 10:00 am every Saturday this winter to provide a FREE shuttle up to Mt. Ashwabay. The shuttle will stay onsite and then depart from the ski hill at 2:00pm to return to campus. This free shuttle service will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and departs promptly at 10:00am (so arrive at least 5 minutes early to ensure your seat!).”

Cancelled due to early arrival of spring!!
Who says you can’t bike with snow on the ground? With a fat-tire bike you can traverse terrain you couldn’t have before. Join our SOEI Outdoor Pursuits team on a winter ride on the 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 grads 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 guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Hayward, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Sunday, March 14, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $50 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

With registration for the fall semester right around the corner, come learn about:
– What questions to ask your advisor
– How you should prepare for a meeting with your advisor
– Internships for credit
– Get answers to general questions about registration and advising
Register on Handshake.

Are you interested in Environmental Justice? Social Justice?
Are you interested in earning your bachelor’s and JD or master’s degree in less time?
Are you planning to apply to the Northland-Vermont Law School 3+ program?
If so, then please join us for a Northland – Vermont Law School informational session on
Wednesday, March 17 at 3:00-4:00 PM CST via Zoom.
Hear from：
Paul Schue, Professor of History of Northland College
Katie Merrill, Director of Admissions of Vermont Law School
Xiaoyu Zhang, Director of Partnerships of Vermont Law School
REGISTER HERE TO JOIN MEETING
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing Zoom link.
For more information on Vermont Law:
Restorative Justice
Environmental Law
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Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day stress relief activity!

Reimagining the Creative Economy’s Role in Sustainable Regional Development
Join Dr. Nicole Foster, assistant professor of sustainable community development, for a talk on how creative economy policies tend to focus on the development of ‘creative clusters’ to bolster innovation and economic growth. However, strong creative clusters are also associated with uneven development, gentrification, and sector exclusion, which pose challenges for sustainable and inclusive development goals. This presentation challenges the primacy of ‘creative clusters’ in regional development policy and posits an alternative conceptual framework, ‘creative ecologies.’ Drawing on findings from the UK’s South West Creative Technology Network, the presentation concludes with recommendations for effectively engaging the creative and cultural sectors for sustainable regional development.
Nicole Foster PhD joined Northland College in August 2020 as an assistant professor of sustainable community development. Her research explores the role cultural and creative sectors have on community development, urban revitalization, and regional development.
Register
Please register below and you will be emailed the details to join the talk via Microsoft Teams.

Have you been looking at the bouldering wall and wanted to see what it was all about? Come join us! You will learn basic bouldering techniques, how to understand bouldering route difficulty ratings, and will meet members of the Northland climbing community!
Looking for something to do in the winter? This clinic is for you. If you have never climbed before, the only way to go is up! There are only 8 spots available so sign up soon. It just might rock your socks off!
FREE! The cost of this clinic has been supported by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Maximum participants: 8

Take a break from the world to recenter yourself and to connect with nature and the people around you. Colors of the Northwoods is a wellness clinic intended to give participants the opportunity to use natural materials to express emotions and connections in creative, mindful, and communal ways, all while creatively exploring connections with our north woods region. There will be opportunities to make and use brushes and paints from foraged materials to create a representation of our connections with the region. After paintings are completed, space will be given to share and discuss creations.
Starts at the SOEI then heads out into the ravine!
Instruction, snacks, hot drinks, and all materials provided.
FREE!The cost of this clinic has been supported by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Maximum participants: 10

Every month SOEI Outdoor Pursuits hosts an outing for students who would like to learn how to ski. This month we will be skiing at the popular Copper Falls State Park Ski Trails. No experience or gear is necessary. We are partnering with the new SOEI Nordic Ski Center to outfit you with all the gear needed!
Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Mellon, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Sunday, March 21, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $40 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
Register Today

This is the annual informational meeting for anyone who is considering (or already declared) a major or minor in Outdoor Education. We’ll provide advising documents, 2-year course rotations, information on opportunities, sign-up sheets for immersion semesters, etc. It’s also a chance to meet people who are interested in the outdoors and to win fabulous prizes!

You’re sitting in your dorm—what cooking supplies do you have? Probably close to nothing. Your community kitchen might smell a little funny, but we must eat. Let recent Northland grad, Sara Beadle, now of the Chequamegon Food Co-op teach you some quick, easy, affordable, options the co-op provides, perfect for dorm cooking. From ramen to gnocchi to paneer to sushi? It’s all possible. Let’s get creative.

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.
Attendance will enter you into a drawing for a Black Cat Coffee House gift card!
This in-person workshop will be equally helpful for students who either do not 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 time will be given for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with 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.
Register and read through more details on Handshake.

DIY Hygiene Products Night! Come to the Alvord from 6-7pm to learn how to make your own laundry detergent, toothpaste, deodorant, or soap. Bring your own containers!

Take part in a drawing competition on what sustainability looks like to you, using any art medium! Deadline is 11 p.m.
Email the photo to the Eco Reps: hewitd441@myemail.northland.edu, roscha378@myemail.northland.edu, and kriegp879@myemail.northland.edu!!!
The winner will receive a fun prize and be featured on the Eco-Reps Facebook page cover photo.

Jack Holevatz and Theresa Hintze will provide a series of educational workshops meant to help students cope with depression, anxiety, and other mental health concerns.
This group will meet via Zoom on Thursdays between March 25 and April 15, from 4 pm to 5 pm. Register here and a link for the meetings will be sent to your email. You may attend any or all of the workshops, and the topics are listed below:
Session #1 – March 25: Psychoeducation about stress and anxiety; mindfulness skills
Session #2 – April 1: Sensory processing as it relates to stress reduction
Session #3 – April 8: Distress tolerance techniques
Session #4 – April 15: Therapeutic lifestyle changes (e.g. diet, exercise, sleep, social connection).

“I only want to be read”
Ingeborg Bachmann’s Critical Writings
Join President Karl Ivan Solibakke for a presentation on Ingeborg Bachmann. Solibakke is one of the translators of a new book, Ingeborg Bachmann’s Critical Writings, to be released June 15, 2021.
The Austrian Ingeborg Bachmann (1926-1973) is one of the most important postwar writers in German. Her work is closely enmeshed with the intellectual and cultural developments of the period: she was influenced by European modernism in the early 1950s, experienced the sweeping changes of the 60s, and worked until her death in 1973 on her celebrated and sprawling “Todesarten” (Ways of Death) project, which explores the decades following National Socialism. Her poetry and prose confront what she called “the sickness of our time,” the subtle connection between patriarchal society, catastrophic history in the wake of National Socialism, and the subjugation of the Other.
During her lifetime, Bachmann achieved a prominent position in postwar German-language literature. Interest in her literary output increased sharply in the early 1980s with the publication of the first edition of her works and has been growing steadily ever since.
Bachmann’s impact on German literature is comparable to that of Virginia Woolf on English literature. Just as an appreciation of Woolf’s poetic oeuvre, and that of other women writers, is impossible without reference to “A Room of One’s Own,” the critical writings of Bachmann enhance our awareness of not only her own works, but also those of many other writers, philosophers, and artists.
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Please register below and you will be emailed the details to join the talk via GoToMeeting.

Throughout the week, you should be collecting your compost for our Compost Contest. From 4-6pm in the Alvord, we will be weighing compost bins, and whoever has the most compost will earn a prize! If you need a compost bin, we will be tabling in the Ponzio on Monday the 29th from 11-12:30 or 3-4 with first-come-first-serve compost bins. Feel free to use your own bags/bins to collect your compost throughout the week!

This weekly group, led by Jocelyn Langholz, will focus on topics that include: motivation, using healthy self to heal the eating disordered self, it’s not about the food, it IS about the food, feeling feelings/challenging thoughts, changing behaviors, reaching out to people, and finding meaning/purpose.
This group will meet via Zoom on Mondays between March 22 and April 19, from noon to 1 pm, and may be extended into May term depending on student interest.
To join, go here and use the personal link name JLANGHOLZ.

Some estimates suggest that up to 70% of all jobs are not published on publicly available job search sites, and research has long shown that anywhere from half to upwards of 80% of jobs are filled through networking.
So, we know it’s important, but how do you tap into that unpublished market? NETWORKING! However, you can’t start networking unless you know where and how to network!
This workshop will help you trace out your current 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 drawing for a Black Cat Coffeehouse gift card!
Register on Handshake by following the link below!
March 1
April 5
May 3

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.
Attendance will enter you into a drawing for a Black Cat Coffee House gift card!
This in-person workshop will be equally helpful for students who either do not 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 time will be given for individual review throughout. By the end of the session, you will walk away with 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.
Register and read through more details on Handshake.

Anishinaabe Women’s Leadership in Museums and Archives
This event focuses on the leadership of Anishinaabe women in museums, archives, and public history. This event includes a moderated roundtable-style discussion covering a range of topics, including the panelists’ career trajectories; opportunities and challenges Anishinaabe women leaders encounter in museums, archives, and public history; and suggestions on how to develop successful careers in these fields. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask panelists their own questions.
Panelists:
Karissa White Isaacs (Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Nation), Associate Curator Tweed Museum of Art, University of Minnesota Duluth (Duluth MN)

Christina Woods (Bois Fortes Tribal Nation), Executive Director of the Duluth Art Institute (Duluth MN)

Bimadoshka (Annya) Pucan (Saugeen First Nation), Associate Professor of History and at the School of Public Affairs, Concordia University (Montreal, QC)
The event is sponsored by the Hulings Distinguished Chair in the Humanities and the campus Indigenous Cultures Museum.
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Please register below and you will be emailed the details to join the talk via Microsoft Teams.

Dealing with boredom, isolation, loneliness, and socialization during the COVID pandemic? This weekly group, led by Jocelyn Langholz, will focus on our general mental health and wellness, as well as how it has been and continues to be affected by COVID.
To join, go here and use the personal link name JLANGHOLZ.

Lissa Flemming of Silverwaves Jewelry will be teaching a class on silversmithing with soldering basics to create an inner circle pendant. An art retreat that will reconnect us with our artistic selves and the beauty of Lake Superior.
Registration is currently full.

Please join us to recognize student-researchers at this year’s virtual poster symposium! Individual students or groups will share their capstone, research, and thesis work via a digital poster and written abstract. These will be available for viewing.
Students will then be available in Microsoft Teams Meeting rooms between 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. to answer questions and talk about their work with students, faculty, staff, and the general public.

Amnicon Falls State Park boasts gorgeous waterfalls and rapids along the Amnicon River. Join the SOEI Outdoor Pursuits team for a delightful day out in nature full of exploration and discovery in our north woods home. Find out which plants and animals are some of the first to emerge as spring begins to awaken from it’s long and restful hibernation.
Transportation to and from Amnicon Falls will be provided.
Location: Range, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Saturday, April 10, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $40 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
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This weekly group, led by Jocelyn Langholz, will focus on topics that include: motivation, using healthy self to heal the eating disordered self, it’s not about the food, it IS about the food, feeling feelings/challenging thoughts, changing behaviors, reaching out to people, and finding meaning/purpose.
This group will meet via Zoom on Mondays between March 22 and April 19, from noon to 1 pm, and may be extended into May term depending on student interest.
To join, go here and use the personal link name JLANGHOLZ.

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Northland College Feminist Coalition is partnering with CASDA to host a week of events to bring awareness to this topic. Come and decorate clothing items with us! You will have the option to hang your finished artwork on a clothesline as part of The Clothesline Project. Feel free to bring your own clothing you’d like to decorate or any supplies you’d like to use.

Still undecided or unsure of the COVID-19 vaccination options? The College will be hosting a panel discussion with Chief Medical Officer Dr. Andy Matheus, Geoffrey Vincent, assistant professor of biology, and Jessica Eckhardt, assistant professor of sociology. Academic Dean Wendy Gorman will moderate.
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Does the idea of a professional interview make you nervous? You’re not alone!
Squash your self-doubts by learning what questions to expect and easy-to-remember tricks for answering the common (and industry-specific) ones you’re bound to be asked. (“Tell me about yourself” “What is your greatest weakness?” “Tell me about a time when…”)
You’ll also walk away with insights about different types of interviews, professional etiquette, dress, and unsaid expectations. Attendance will enter you into a gift card drawing, and allow you an opportunity to schedule an independent follow-up mock interview with an alum of your choosing to apply all you’ve learned.
Register on Handshake to secure your spot now!

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Northland College Feminist Coalition is partnering with CASDA to host a week of events to bring awareness to this topic. Tonight, we will be playing Bingo and Kahoot! Content of these games will be related to sexual assault and short videos of sexual assault stereotypes will be shown. Join us for the chance to WIN FUN PRIZES

Dealing with boredom, isolation, loneliness, and socialization during the COVID pandemic? This weekly group, led by Jocelyn Langholz, will focus on our general mental health and wellness, as well as how it has been and continues to be affected by COVID.
To join, go here and use the personal link name JLANGHOLZ.

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Northland College Feminist Coalition is partnering with CASDA to host a week of events to bring awareness to this topic. At 5pm outside of the Ponzio, we will be writing and drawing with chalk while having a discussion about sexual assault. Some chalk will be provided, but feel free to bring your own if you have it!

Lissa Flemming of Silverwaves Jewelry will be teaching a class on silversmithing with soldering basics to create an inner circle pendant. An art retreat that will reconnect us with our artistic selves and the beauty of Lake Superior.
Registration is currently full.

Our second GYT testing event this year. Free STD testing and free goodies for participation. Sponsored by Ashland County Health Department, Health Services, and Student Welfare.

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 Alvord Theatre (Ponzio Campus Center) from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm on Friday, April 16th. 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.
Need some more pointers about your look and general professional etiquette before the photo shoot? Consider attending the Interview Skills Workshop offered on Tuesday, 4/13, or one of the Networking 101 Workshops, offered monthly, which cover setting up a LinkedIn profile! Find and register for those on Handshake.

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Northland College Feminist Coalition is partnering with CASDA to host a week of events to bring awareness to this topic. Join us for a movie night where we will be showing Liberated: The New Sexual Revolution. If you are unable to join in person, we will also be offering an online Netflix Party option. This movie is about adult hookup culture and how pop culture influences it.

Cancelled due to spring trail conditions!
Join the SOEI Outdoor Pursuits staff on the CAMBA Gateway Trail located in Hayward, Wisconsin. Together you will rock and roll through gorgeous forest settings on bikes provided by New Moon Bike & Ski Shop. No previous mountain biking experience is necessary. This is the perfect opportunity to try a new skill and have a blast exploring nature at the same time.
All participants must be able to balance on a moving bicycle without aid in order to participate in this outing. Transportation, experienced guides, and all equipment provided.
Location: Hayward, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Saturday, April 17, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $20 – This SOEI program cost of $48 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
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Morgan Falls and St. Peter’s Dome have the best of both worlds featuring both a magnificent waterfall and a phenomenal overlook. Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits staff members 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 and Chequamegon Bay from the top of St. Peter’s Dome and taking a deep breath while listening to the soothing sounds of Morgan Falls.
As always, transportation to and from Morgan Falls and St Peter’s Dome will be provided.
Location: Sanborn, Wisconsin
Date/Time: Saturday, April 18, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Maximum Participants: 10
Cost: $10 – This SOEI program cost of $35 per person has been largely offset by a generous grant from the Bock Foundation.
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This weekly group, led by Jocelyn Langholz, will focus on topics that include: motivation, using healthy self to heal the eating disordered self, it’s not about the food, it IS about the food, feeling feelings/challenging thoughts, changing behaviors, reaching out to people, and finding meaning/purpose.
This group will meet via Zoom on Mondays between March 22 and April 19, from noon to 1 pm, and may be extended into May term depending on student interest.
To join, go here and use the personal link name JLANGHOLZ.