Campus Calendar

Students transferring to Northland with 24 or more credits participate in a specialized orientation experience. Watch your email for specific details.

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

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

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

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

More than half of Northland students complete an internship while enrolled. If you are intending to be in that percentage, then you’ll need to know the process of registering your position for academic credit using the experiences tool in Handshake.
Catch us in 001 Dexter Library (in the basement) for this short workshop. In addition to walking through how to use the experiences tool, the following information will also be covered:

How to find an internship
The difference between an internship and a job
What your responsibilities are before, during, and at the close of the internship
An explanation of each person involved, and what their responsibilities are (faculty & internship supervisors, student career advisor)
Fees associated with registering an internship for credit
Registration deadlines and the process you must use to register the experience if you’ve secured it after those dates

Make sure to bring your laptop if you’d like to follow along in your own Handshake account. It’s also possible follow along with the Handshake app on your smartphone.
Attendance at this event will automatically enter you into a drawing for a monthly swag bag!

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

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

The Northland College Alliance is happy to start a new school year with all of you!
This meeting will include elections for the treasurer, secretary, and special events coordinator chair positions. Along with that, we’ll also share and gather ideas for this year’s activities. Bring your ideas or just yourself (or you and a friend!)—we’re excited to kick off the year with you.
The Alliance welcomes all LGBTQ2AIP+ students and their allies, as well as those who want to learn, share, and grow. Come laugh, make friends, and just BE!

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

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

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

The Everybody Party is a Northland tradition—a way to kick off the academic year, welcome new Northlanders to campus, and meet new people. This year’s Everybody Party was organized by the Northland College Student Association, with Convocation organized by the Office of the President.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this event is only open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff.
This event has been approved by the COVID-19 Planning and Response Team, and we will follow campus COVID-19 expectations and policies to keep all of us safe and healthy.
Schedule
12–5 p.m.—Games Lawn games will be set up around the outdoor spaces on campus for anyone to come and play at any time. There will also be a few board games in the Ponzio (check the Alvord and Lumberjack Lounge). Please make sure to use hand sanitizer before touching anything—hand sanitizer will be provided at every game station.
4 p.m.—Convocation
Join us in welcoming the newest members of our Northland community as the first-year and transfer students walk across Fenenga Bridge to the Campus Mall for a brief program (open to the full campus community) before dinner starts! New students will line up across the bridge at 3:45 p.m., and everyone in the campus community is encouraged to line up along the path between Mead Hall and the Campus Fire Ring to cheer on the newest Northlanders.
5–7 p.m—Food
Tables will be spaced out on the mall with various food options from the Hulings Rice Food Center, Ashland Baking Company, and the Co-op. There will be gluten-free and vegan options. Come and enjoy brats, burgers, cookies, veggies, and more!​
7–9 p.m.—Live Music
Danny Frank will be performing on the Campus Mall. Face coverings need to be worn inside the tent at all times, and physical distancing is required.

Faculty approval is not required.

Explore the Meyers Beach Sea Caves while paddling along the scenic south shore of Lake Superior with SOEI Outdoor Pursuits and Lost Creek Adventures! No previous sea kayaking experience necessary. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this Outdoor Pursuits day outing ($200.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, September 9 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 11.
Register

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

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

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

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

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

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

Join a free yoga class for the year’s first Wellness Wednesday! Start off the year with mindful activities to maintain your best self.
The location is dependent on the weather. Email the Office of Student Welfare if you’re interested in attending to get the location emailed to you.

In this presentation, Becky Rom will summarize current efforts to permanently protect the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness from sulfide-ore copper mining. Launched in 2012, the national campaign to ban sulfide-ore copper mining in the watershed of the Boundary Waters achieved success during the Obama administration, setbacks during the Trump administration, and now has gained momentum toward achieving its goals during the Biden administration. Get an update and learn how you can help protect America’s most popular Wilderness.
Becky Rom is the National Chair of the Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters. In 2012, Becky launched the Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters, which is a national coalition of more than 400 businesses, conservation groups, and hunting and fishing groups united to permanently ban sulfide-ore copper mining in the watershed of the Boundary Waters, Quetico Park, and Voyageurs National Park. Becky has been a member of the Governing Council of The Wilderness Society since 1996 and has served on the boards of numerous conservation organizations. This is her fourth national campaign to protect the Quetico-Superior region. Becky lives in Ely, Minnesota. She is the daughter of former canoe trip outfitter Bill Rom.
This event is offering in-person and virtual attendance options. Current Northland College students, faculty, and staff can attend in-person in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute or virtually. We ask that community members join us virtually.
Register to Join Virtually

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

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

Calling all LGBTQIA+ students, alumni, and allies! The Offices of Career Services and Alumni Relations have teamed up to coordinate career-focused discussions with our remarkable alumni. This month we are featuring LGBTQIA+ alumni. We will take a dive into what it is like to be LGBTQIA+ in the workplace.
Register to join us.
Panelists

Heidi Johnson ’05
Major at Northland: Writing, religion & philosophy, and English
Current Role: Marketing officer at First National Bank Alaska

Monika Max Sovine ’07
Major at Northland: Writing
Current Role: Administrative support at Queer LifeSpace

Charles Krysinski ’16
Major at Northland: Religious studies
Current Role: Visiting assistant professor at Northland College

Richard Harguindeguy ’78
Major at Northland: Biology
Current Role: Service manager at Tourneau

Join us for a lively lunchtime conversation about the promise and the challenges of the US Constitution with Angela Stroud, associate professor of sociology and social justice at Northland College, and Russ Feingold, president of the American Constitution Society and Wisconsin’s United States Senator from 1993 to 2011.
The American Constitution Society is dedicated to advancing and defending democracy, justice, equality, and liberty; securing a government that serves the public interest, and guarding against the the abuse of law and concentration of power.
This virtual event is free and open to campus and the public.
Register Now
Friday, September 17 is Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, an American federal observance recognizing the adoption of the United States Constitution and those who have become US citizens by birth or naturalization.
For more information on the Constitutional documents, check out the following links:

Library of Congress repository for Constitutional documents and information: Documents from the Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention, 1774 to 1789, Available Online | Library of Congress (loc.gov)
National Archives website for the U.S. Constitution: America’s Founding Documents | National Archives

Join us for Big Top Chautauqua’s Year-End Jam! Joining us at the tent are Tin Can Gin and Them Coulee Boys. Tin Can Gin was born and brewed on the shores of Lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota. Their unique blend of string band music draws from each member’s musical upbringing, with backgrounds in bluegrass, folk, rock, classical, jazz, and punk. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s 2020 Band to Watch, Them Coulee Boys, craft a brand of Americana that blends folk, punk, bluegrass, and rock & roll.
A limited number of free tickets are available for current students, sponsored by the Northland College Student Association (NCSA). Email NCSA or Co-Presidents Auggie Walheim, Kaya Luck, Matthew Alsip, Danielle Hewitt, or another staff member to claim yours.

Join SOEI student leaders on a leisurely 6-mile paddle down a quiet section of the Namekagon River to take in the striking fall colors. One of the nation’s first eight Wild & Scenic Rivers to be designated with the 1968 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, the Namekagon meanders through quite alder stands and past cedar and hemlock groves on its way to the St. Croix River. Paddlers often enjoy glimpses of migratory songbirds, beaver, river otters, deer, raptors, and a host of other iconic north woods species. No previous canoeing experience necessary! Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($150.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, September 16 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 18.
Register

Washington University in St. Louis is one of Northland’s engineering partners. Students who opt for this specialized engineering program spend three years at Northland, two additional years of training for an engineering discipline at Washington University, and graduate with two BS degrees.
Ron Laue, the senior assistant dean of Washington University, will provide a presentation for Northland students who would like to learn more and ask questions about how this specialized program works.
Topics covered:

An overview of the dual degree engineering program at Washington University
What coursework and experiences you’ll complete once there, and engineering job prospects
An overview of program options students can decide from, including:

Data science (new)
Construction management (new Master’s program)
Biomedical engineering
Chemical engineering
Computer engineering
Electrical engineering
Environmental engineering
Mechanical engineering
Computer science
Systems science and engineering

This event takes place in room 156 of the Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment.
For any questions about this event and engineering choices at Northland College, contact Professor Young Kim—ykim@northland.edu or 715-682-1346.

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

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

For beginners or as a refresher, come learn some crochet stitches. Hooks and yarn are provided, but feel free to bring your own if you have them. Winter is coming soon—learn a fun way to pass the time and get crafty.
If you’re thinking about attending, please give the Office of Student Welfare a heads up.

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

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

Calling all art, English & writing, gender and women’s studies, history & humanities, religious studies & philosophy, Spanish, and Native American studies students and alumni! Are you interested in learning more about the types of careers available for graduates from humanities and arts programs?
Our panel of alumni who have walked in your shoes are eager to tell you where their Northland degree got them (and all the jobs, internships and other experiences that lead them there). They’ll discuss what a typical day in their position is like, professional and career choices they’ve made (good and bad), and give you pointers for standing out in a sea of applicants when you’re ready.
Attendees are encouraged to stay after to take part in optional break-out networking rooms so you have an opportunity to develop a connection with these professionals, and ask anything that wasn’t discussed during the larger group session.
Your attendance will also ensure you’re added to the monthly swag bag drawing!
Register to Join Us.
Panelists

John Fabke ’91
Major at Northland: History/environmental education
Current Roles: Manager at Spring Fed Records & archivist/librarian at the Center for Popular Music at Middle Tennessee State University

Allison Mills ’11
Major at Northland: Geoscience
Current Role: Associate director of research news at Michigan Technological University

Dan Warfel ’12
Major at Northland: Sustainable community development
Current Role: Director of family services for Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity

Karen Dropps ’09
Major at Northland: History
Current Role: Adjunct professor at Fort Range Community College

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

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

The Burke Center will host leading water experts in a panel discussion on Bayfield County groundwater, Lake Superior, and the Great Lakes Compact.
The program will consist of brief presentations, a moderated panel discussion, and an audience Q&A session.
Moderator: Peter Annin, director of the Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation, author of The Great Lakes Water Wars, and leading expert on water diversions in the Great Lakes basin.
Panelists

Todd Ambs, deputy secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and one of the state’s leading water policy experts.
Ken Bradbury, State geologist and director of the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, and one of Wisconsin’s leading groundwater experts.

The Burke Center has secured Ron Seely, retired environment reporter at the Wisconsin State Journal, to write a white paper about the event, including recommendations to help preserve groundwater resources in the future.

Voting is the foundation of democracy, as important to our government and society as the cornerstone of Wheeler Hall is to the history of Northland College. If you’ve moved since you last voted, aren’t sure if you’re registered (or at what address), or want to learn about absentee voting, the League of Women Voters of Ashland & Bayfield Counties will be on campus to answer your questions and help you register to vote.
Anyone can drop by the League’s table outside of the Ponzio Campus Center (or inside if the weather doesn’t cooperate). Students in Professor Ullman’s “Social Studies Methods” class and Northland College Student Association representatives have also been invited to staff the table.

Men’s Golf at University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4819

Women’s Golf at University of Northwestern (MN)
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4827

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

Join us for the kick-off of the Office of Student Welfare’s Monthly Meetup—a tea clutch and vent session! Meet other students and see what kind of positive change we can create by making close connections on campus.
This event is scheduled to be in the LumberJack Lounge on the lower level of the Ponzio Campus Center. If the weather is nice, the meetup might be moved outside. Let the Office of Student Welfare know you’re coming to have the location emailed to you.

[L] Men’s Soccer vs College of St. Scholastica
L 3-4
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
Streaming Audio: https://v7player.wostreaming.net/723
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4785

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

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

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

Women’s Golf at MLC/BLC Invite
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4828

[W] Men’s Soccer vs University of Minnesota Morris
W 2-1
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4786

Men’s Cross Country at UW-Eau Claire Blue Gold Invitational
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4860

Join SOEI student leaders in celebrating the ‘good life’ in our Chequamegon Bay region by harvesting local Bayfield apples and then returning to campus to learn how to press cider and make an array of apple-inspired goodies around the campus fire ring using camp stoves and Dutch ovens. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($95.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, September 30 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 2.
Register

Men’s Golf at MLC/BLC Invite
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4821

Women’s Golf at MLC/BLC Invite
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4829

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

[W] Men’s Soccer vs Finlandia University
W 4-1
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4788

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

Join the Northland College Alliance and start planning the Alliance Drag Show! Yes, we are working to bring the Drag Show back to Northland after being gone for almost two years. Learn how to help with a fun and stealthy mission that’s coming up! We will also start discussing LGBTQIA+ history for Queer History Month. Hope to see you there, and as always, everyone is welcomed to join even if you are not queer yourself.
We plan to meet at the fire ring. If the weather does not cooperate, find us in the upstairs lounge in Mead Hall.

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

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

Join the Office of Student Welfare for the kick-off of Get Yourself Tested (GYT) for this year! There will be free STD testing and great freebies for participating! Don’t miss it.
Email the Office of Student Welfare if you’re interested in attending to want to learn more.

Men’s Golf vs UMAC Championships
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4822

Women’s Golf vs UMAC Championships
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4830

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

Men’s Golf vs UMAC Championships
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4823

Women’s Golf vs UMAC Championships
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4831

[W] Men’s Soccer at North Central University (MN)
W 2-1
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4789

Men’s Golf vs UMAC Championships
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4824

Women’s Golf vs UMAC Championships
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4832

[L] Women’s Volleyball vs University of Northwestern (MN)
L 0-3
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4986

All are welcome to stop by the Indigenous Cultures Center (ICC) Open House from 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. to get a tour, learn about the resources that are available, and meet Northland’s Indigenous cultures advisor, Barb Lundberg (Bad River Ojibwe).
The ICC includes a student lounge/meeting room, craft room, Ojibwemowin language room, and places for students to study, relax, network, and hold meetings. It is located on the west end of Mead Hall’s first floor (the side closest to the parking lot).

Are you thinking about or interested in graduate school? The McNair Scholars Program prepares income-eligible, first-generation college students and students from groups underrepresented in graduate education for doctoral study by providing transformative research experiences, exceptional mentorship, and intentional professional and personal development.
Northland College partners with the University of Wisconsin-Superior, which coordinates the McNair Scholars Program for Northland students. A representative from UW-Superior will be at Northland to talk about McNair and answer your questions. Drop by their table on the first floor of the Ponzio Campus Center to learn more.

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

It’s important to be vaccinated to protect yourself and those around you from COVID-19—and also the flu. We’re making it easy to get your annual flu vaccine by bringing Walgreens right to campus. Take a few minutes out of your day to drop by the second floor commons in the Ponzio Campus Center and leave better protected from the flu. The vaccine is free with most insurance.
Appointments are required.
Sign up now.

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

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

Drop by the amphitheater outside the Ponzio Campus Center and hug a dog who needs some love! The Office of Student Welfare is partnering with the Chequamegon Humane Association to bring dogs to campus for you to spend time with and de-stress.
Email the Office of Student Welfare if you want to learn more.

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

Advocates from New Day Advocacy Center and Shelter will be available to offer information, resources, advocacy, and support related to domestic violence and sexual assault. Drop by 211 Ponzio Campus Center (in the second floor commons) to talk to an advocate.
New Day Advocacy Center provides services to people experiencing sexual assault or domestic violence in Ashland and Bayfield Counties. Questions ahead or outside of office hours can be answered at 715-682-9566 or info@ndshelter.org.
If you have experienced gender-based violence or sexual assault or misconduct, the Title IX office at Northland College is also here to help you.

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

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

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

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

[L] Women’s Soccer at Bethany Lutheran College
L 0-4
Streaming Video: https://iframe.dacast.com/b/51317/c/75787
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4811

Join SOEI Outdoor Pursuits staff for a fun getaway to enjoy the award-winning Hayward Hospital Gateway Trail. Part of a larger community wellness initiative, CAMBA’s Gateway trail consists of ‘flowy’ dirt single track trails winding through the forests and around streams and lakes in the vicinity of Hayward Area Memorial Hospital. No previous mountain biking experience necessary; this award-winning trail was built with families and beginning bikers in mind. Experienced riders will find the trail engaging and interesting, and the new rider will have ample opportunities to dial in their comfort on some of the region’s finest single-track. Transportation, experienced instructors, lunch, and all equipment provided.
The full cost of facilitating this SOEI day outing ($75.00/person) has been largely offset by a generous grant from the John C. Bock Foundation. What’s more, to meet our goal of ensuring equitable access to our experiences, students may choose from three price-point options.
There will be a pre-trip meeting in the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute on Thursday, October 14 at 6 p.m. This outing will depart from the SOEI at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 16.
Register

[W] Women’s Soccer at Martin Luther College
W 2-1
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4812

[W] Women’s Volleyball vs Bethany Lutheran College
W 3-2
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4851

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

In the case of bad weather, this event will be held in the Chapple Family Gymnasium in the J.T. Kendrigan Center.
Individual Dance Style Exhibition
Each of three dancers will dance to a song for their particular style of dance, showcasing typical and unique attributes associated with each individual style. When finished, each dancer will introduce themselves and talk some about their particular style of dance, the music that accompanies their style, as well as their regalia, which has its own significance.
Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with each dancer as they cultivate their understanding of each dance style exhibited. In addition, those in attendance will begin to understand the importance of regalia to dancers and American Indian people alike as they see what goes in to gathering everything needed for a complete outfit.
Social Dances, Histories and Usage
There is a rich history of song and dance among American Indian and Indigenous people, and many dances have unique social uses. Demonstrations and invited participation from attendees will showcase the distinctive social patterns and interactions that originate from continued practice of our social customs and dances.
Just as it takes great skill to become a well-known championship dancer, it also takes years, sometimes a lifetime, for a singer to expand their repertoire enough to include songs that accompany each unique style of dance—it is a skill cultivated over a long period of time.

The Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center is hosting Jason Schlender for a presentation on land acknowledgements. The presentation will address the complexities of inherent tribal sovereignty and cultural humility, as well as the historical impact of dispossession, land loss, and genocide through education and governmental policies.
Jason Manidoo Noodin Schlender is an enrolled member of the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe. He has served as vice chairman of the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board, chairman of Waadookodaading Ojibwe Language Institute, and as chairman of the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission’s Voigt Inter-Tribal Taskforce. He currently serves as tribal administrator for the St. Croix Band of Ojibwe.

Join Jason Manidoo Noodin Schlender in a discussion about social injustice, dismantling white supremacy, and the movement towards building a more just and equitable community from an American Indian perspective.
The Northland College Indigenous Cultures Center is hosting this event, which takes place in room 151 of the Larson-Juhl Center for Science and the Environment (CSE).
Jason Manidoo Noodin Schlender is an enrolled member of the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe. He has served as vice chairman of the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board, chairman of Waadookodaading Ojibwe Language Institute, and as chairman of the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission’s Voigt Inter-Tribal Taskforce. He currently serves as tribal administrator for the St. Croix Band of Ojibwe.

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

Advocates from New Day Advocacy Center and Shelter will be available to offer information, resources, advocacy, and support related to domestic violence and sexual assault. Drop by 211 Ponzio Campus Center (in the second floor commons) to talk to an advocate.
New Day Advocacy Center provides services to people experiencing sexual assault or domestic violence in Ashland and Bayfield Counties. Questions ahead or outside of office hours can be answered at 715-682-9566 or info@ndshelter.org.
If you have experienced gender-based violence or sexual assault or misconduct, the Title IX office at Northland College is also here to help you.

[T] Women’s Soccer at North Central University (MN)
T 2-2
Streaming Video: https://ncurams.com/watch/?Live=259&type=Live
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4808

“The skills for tracking animals once made the difference between life and death, and now is somewhat of a lost art. Understanding subtle differences in our surroundings and how we perceive them will reveal the secret lives of animals living around us.” —Sarah Boles

Sarah Boles, a wildlife technician with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, will share some of these subtle differences and shed some light on the natural world in this virtual Wolf Awareness Week presentation.
Sarah Boles began learning how to interpret wolf signs in the early 1990s. She mentored in the field, which was followed by training sessions with Jim Halfpenny and other experienced wildlife trackers. She has been working as a wildlife technician for the WIDNR on the wolf program since 1995. She continues to hone her skills and find delight exploring the environments she finds herself in.
Register to join us.

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

Join a free yoga class for this Wellness Wednesday! Be active, de-stress, and stretch it out with your friends—or meet someone new!
The location is dependent on the weather. Email the Office of Student Welfare if you’re interested in attending to get the location emailed to you.

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

Advocates from New Day Advocacy Center and Shelter will be available to offer information, resources, advocacy, and support related to domestic violence and sexual assault. Drop by 211 Ponzio Campus Center (in the second floor commons) to talk to an advocate.
New Day Advocacy Center provides services to people experiencing sexual assault or domestic violence in Ashland and Bayfield Counties. Questions ahead or outside of office hours can be answered at 715-682-9566 or info@ndshelter.org.
If you have experienced gender-based violence or sexual assault or misconduct, the Title IX office at Northland College is also here to help you.

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

[L] Women’s Soccer vs University of Northwestern (MN)
L 1-2 (2 OT)
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4813

[L] Men’s Soccer vs University of Northwestern (MN)
L 1-3
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4793

[L] Women’s Volleyball at University of Northwestern (MN)
L 0-3
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4854

[W] Women’s Soccer vs North Central University (MN)
W 1-0 (2 OT)
Streaming Video: https://team1sports.com/northland/
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4814

Women’s Basketball vs Gogebic Community College – Exhibition
https://northlandcollegesports.com/calendar.aspx?id=4930