Join staff from the Offices of Financial Aid and Admissions for some help looking at the costs of attending transfer or teach-out schools you’re interested in. You’ll learn about net price calculators and other resources you can use when looking at your next steps, and staff will also assist you with providing your FAFSA information to other institutions.
Don’t know what you want to do next year? This event is still for you!
This event is open to current Northland College students only.
Students don’t need to register for this event—you can drop in at any time and stay as long as your schedule allows.

Julie Winter, who worked at Northland in the Office of Career Services, has generously volunteered to provide career transition assistance for faculty and staff via drop-in open hours for one-on-one conversations. These sessions will be first come, first served. Please bring printed copies of any materials you’d like feedback on or a laptop so they can be reviewed digitally.
Here’s what you can expect Julie to cover:

Application Materials

Feedback on developing a resume from scratch or updating a current resume to better highlight your skills
Advice on converting a CV into a resume
Guidance on cover letters—what to include, what to omit, and how to ensure they complement rather than repeat your resume

Job Searching

Strategies for getting started and developing a shortlist of fields/positions that align with your skills
Tapping into your professional network to identify opportunities
Identifying your highest priorities to refine your job search strategy
Special considerations for fully-remote positions or roles requiring relocation

Interviewing/Negotiating Offers

What to expect when interviewing locally
How to navigate biases related to being overqualified
Strategies for answering interview questions when transitioning into a new field
Determining an appropriate salary range and understanding what aspects of an offer can be negotiated

We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to receive personalized career support from Julie.

This candlelight yoga class is an opportunity to harmonize mind & body through flowing movements and breathwork. This Vinyasa-inspired series will stretch and release all areas of the body while calming and grounding the mind. Dim lighting, twinkling flameless candles, and relaxing music create a peaceful and supportive environment.
This gentle sequence is perfect for all levels. Liz is a 2013 Northland College alum. She completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training in 2023.
This event is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only.

Looking to up your garlic game? Join Josh and Rachel Vanlow of Vanlow Family Farms to learn the ins and out of growing garlic. Josh and Rachel will give a presentation on their farm along with some of their techniques for variety selection, mulching, fertilizing, and sales.
This event is free and open to the public.
Questions, answers, and discussion will follow the presentation.

The Northland College Fencing Club is open to all (beginners are especially welcome)! Come learn the sport of fencing. We’ll work on footwork, bladework, and competitive bouting. Wear good shoes and comfortable pants—we’ll provide the gear and instruction!
This event is free and open to the public.

Join us this Winter Term for our Beading Circle! People can come anytime during Beading Circle hours—if you have a class that goes until 3 p.m., for example, you can just come after class. Come as often as you want to, and bring a friend if you’d like!
What should you expect? Why should you attend?

Be creative
Learn something new
Meet new people
No experience needed

This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff only.
Participants can bring their own materials or use those that are provided by the Indigenous Cultures Center. We have examples of finished projects and books and patterns you can look through.
Past Beading Circle projects include earrings, bracelets, necklaces, lanyards, keychains, and sculptures. Techniques include bead weaving, loom work, and bead applique.

For the most up-to-date information about this game, including whether there has been a location or time change, postponement, or cancellation, visit northlandcollegesports.com.

Belt making with Adrian Klein. Call 715-348-6594 to register. Registration is limited to 10.

All supplies provided
Must be able to participate in entire workshop (4–8 p.m.)

This program is free, made possible by a grant from the House of Welcome Cultural Arts Center.

Chappell Roan Dance Party! Come listen to her album The Rise and Fall of the Midwest Princess and her other new songs and dance and sing along!
Come dressed up if you like!
This event is free and open to the general public.

Join Outdoor Pursuits for a day trip to Vertical Endeavors – Duluth, an indoor climbing gym! Whether you’re there for the physical challenge, the social aspect, or just to have fun in a new environment, this will be a great way to get off campus and try something new! No experience necessary. Transportation, refreshments, day passes, and all equipment are provided.
This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff.
This outing will depart from the SOEI on Saturday, March 22, at 9 a.m. and return at 5 p.m.

Registration
This trip has filled. We hope you can join us on a future outing! If you’d like to put your name on the waitlist, please email soeioutings@northland.edu with your full name, phone number, and dietary restrictions. We will reach out to you if someone drops from this outing provided we have enough notice to make last-minute changes.

For the most up-to-date information about this game, including whether there has been a location or time change, postponement, or cancellation, visit northlandcollegesports.com.

A partner dance class for brand new beginners and seasoned dancers alike! One of the most radical, healing things we can do during intense societal times is to lean into our humanness. Humans have been dancing, singing, laughing, crying, making music together and embracing each other for thousands of years. Come with curiosity and we’ll explore new ways of listening and speaking musically with our bodies!

Ellie is a public health nurse, body therapist, farmer, educator, community organizer, and all around squishy, tender-hearted human. Over the last twenty years, social dancing has opened a world to her that brings her deep joy, meaning, therapeutic expression and connections. She is committed to supporting you to experience the pleasure and fun of fully embodying the music and connecting with yourself and others.

This event is part of Workshops for Wellness funded by the Endeavor Grant. Questions? Contact Brandi.

This event is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only.

Please join the Mary Griggs Burke Center for Freshwater Innovation for our 2025 Marvin Pertzik World Water Day Program. We will be screening special excerpts from two Lake Superior documentaries exploring the legacy of Lake Superior and its estuaries in a time of significant change, including never before seen footage of the Bad River/Kakagon Sloughs. Documentary screenings will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Mike Wiggins, former Bad River chairman, John Shepard, filmmaker, and Matt Hudson, Burke Center associate director, moderated by Peter Annin, Burke Center director.
The event is free, open to the public, and refreshments will be provided.

For winter 2025, the weekly Northland Knit-together meetup will be held on Tuesdays over the lunch hour in the Indigenous Cultures Center lounge (114B Mead Hall).
This is an opportunity for interested employees to meet, eat, and craft. Just bring your lunch and supplies. Coffee and tea are available, and people are welcome to bring treats to share.
This event is for current Northland College faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only.

Who: Faculty, staff, and contracted services employees
What: Bring your knitting, crocheting, beading, needlework, or some type of handwork to work on
Where: Indigenous Cultures Center Student Lounge (114B Mead Hall)
When: Tuesdays 12–1 p.m.
Why: To provide an opportunity for staff and faculty to build community while…

making something for themselves or others (family, friends, or strangers)
learning a new skill or expanding on one
getting to know your colleagues

Supplies:

People should bring their supplies if they have them.
The ICC has a variety of straight and circular knitting needles, knitting looms, crochet hooks, and yarn for beginners who just want to get started.
If people have extra needles or yarn that they want to donate, you can bring them with you.
You can also purchase supplies online or at our local businesses such as the Craft Connection on Main Street.

Patterns/Projects:

Feel free to bring your favorite patterns to share.
The ICC has quite a few knitting, crocheting, and beading books/patterns you can look through.
We would love to see your completed projects, as well as those that are in process.
If you are new to knitting or crocheting, scarves or dishcloths are an easy choice to start with.

You are welcome to join anytime and attend whenever it fits into your schedule.

Come tie-dye with us! Whether you’re looking to get creative with a new t-shirt or bring something from home, it’s a perfect way to unwind and express yourself.
We will have t-shirts available for you, but feel free to bring your own items to tie-dye! Just make sure they are at least 80% cotton for the best results, you could even go down to 60%, but the colors won’t be as vibrant.  If you’d like to ensure we have a t-shirt in your size, please complete this form by Monday 3/24 at noon. Otherwise, you can just drop in on Tuesday!
We can’t wait to see you there and share some colorful fun!
This event is for current Northland College students, staff, faculty, and contracted services employees only.

Anxiety is a normal emotion. It is a way that our brain reacts to stress and alerts us of dangers ahead. Our ancestors needed this feeling to keep safe from large animals.
Today, anxiety shows up in moments like when you need to take a test, or something troubling at work. It comes up often when you don’t know the outcome of an important moment or decision. Anxiety can also just show up and stay: keeping you awake at night, making it difficult for you to breathe when you are around a group of people, or as ruminating thoughts while you try to do other things.
Why does it do this?
What can you do for your anxiety?
Learn about the different forms of anxiety and how to calm it with pressure points, breathing, and herbs that support the body in calming down and breaking the cycle of anxiety.
Erica Macrum is a clinical herbalist and owner of Seeds of Well Being and Sweet Fern Apothecary in Washburn.
This event is part of Workshops for Wellness funded by the Endeavor Grant. Questions? Contact Brandi at bshapland@northland.edu.
This event is free and open to current Northland students, faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only.

For the most up-to-date information about this game, including whether there has been a location or time change, postponement, or cancellation, visit northlandcollegesports.com.

For the most up-to-date information about this game, including whether there has been a location or time change, postponement, or cancellation, visit northlandcollegesports.com.

Join us for an evening of storytelling with the Bad River and Red Cliff language trainees.
The feast is at 5 p.m. and storytelling will follow. Please bring a dish and tobacco to share if you are able.
Everyone is welcome. This program is made possibly by a grant from the House of Welcome Cultural Arts Center.

Have you ever wished you could stop at a campus coffee shop for a break, beverage, and treat? Well, your wish is about to come true because the food center staff and students will be hosting a pop-up cafe!
Join us in savoring various kinds of coffee and other caffeinated beverages, as well as an assortment of baked goods.
Donations for the food and service will be accepted but are not required.
This event is free and open to students, faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only.

Come hang out in the Ponzio Campus Center and get crafty in the lounge across from the Campus Store. No registration required—stay for fifteen minutes or the entire session!
This event is free and open to the public.
Make a statement, craft, or a postcard or two with Northland College print materials destined for the landfill/recycling plant. All materials are provided.
Can’t make it during the scheduled time? Reach out to Sadie Kendall or Abigail Gentry for access to collage materials.

This resume workshop is designed to help students start or update their resumes. The workshop will begin with a short presentation followed by work time and the chance to get assistance from the Office of Career Services. For students planning to transfer to another institution, keep in mind that many schools are stricter when it comes to applying for jobs and you will likely need a resume and cover letter when applying to campus jobs. Get prepared by putting together a solid resume now!
There will be a second workshop on Sunday, March 30, from 2–4 p.m. in the same place if this time doesn’t work for you.
If you aren’t able to make it to either of the resume workshops, you can schedule a 1-1 meeting with Career Services to work on your resume by emailing sholz@northland.edu.
This event is for current students only.

The Northland College Fencing Club is open to all (beginners are especially welcome)! Come learn the sport of fencing. We’ll work on footwork, bladework, and competitive bouting. Wear good shoes and comfortable pants—we’ll provide the gear and instruction!
This event is free and open to the public.

Join us this Winter Term for our Beading Circle! People can come anytime during Beading Circle hours—if you have a class that goes until 3 p.m., for example, you can just come after class. Come as often as you want to, and bring a friend if you’d like!
What should you expect? Why should you attend?

Be creative
Learn something new
Meet new people
No experience needed

This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff only.
Participants can bring their own materials or use those that are provided by the Indigenous Cultures Center. We have examples of finished projects and books and patterns you can look through.
Past Beading Circle projects include earrings, bracelets, necklaces, lanyards, keychains, and sculptures. Techniques include bead weaving, loom work, and bead applique.

Interested in glow roller skating!?
The Office of Residential Life is organizing an evening trip for students to enjoy dinner followed by roller skating at World of Wheels in Superior. Participants will have the option of renting inline or roller skates. All expenses are covered. The group will depart from campus and travel to Superior for dinner before attending a glow skating session.
Students must register by Wednesday, March 26, by completing the form at form.jotform.com/250626385637060 or scanning the QR code on the event flyer.
Check out wowskatecenter.com for more information or contact res-life@northland.edu with questions!
This event is free and open to current Northland College students only. Registration is required.

Join Outdoor Pursuits and Lost Creek Adventures for a day learning and applying traditional woodscraft skills! Learn to carve your own spoon or make a burn bowl. Ignite your creativity and let your imagination run free! No experience necessary. Transportation, refreshments, and all equipment are provided.
This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff.
This outing will depart from the SOEI on Saturday, March 29, at 10 a.m. and return at 5 p.m.

Register Now
This program is free. Registration closes after Thursday, March 27, or when the program fills, whichever is sooner.

About YouName(Required)

First

Last

Email(Required)

Cell Phone(Required)I’m a:(Required)

Current Northland student

Current Northland faculty member

Current Northland staff member
Dietary Restrictions(Required)

I have no dietary restrictions.

I’m a vegetarian.

I’m a vegan.

I am gluten-free.

I have food allergies and/or other dietary restrictions.
Please list your food allergies and/or other dietary restrictions.(Required)What can we do to make you feel the most supported before or during this experience?Required Releases and AcknowledgementsEssential Eligibility Criteria Acknowledgement(Required)Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute outings and trips are open to all Northland College students, staff, and faculty who are able to meet the Essential Eligibility Criteria (EEC). Accommodations may be made as long as it does not compromise the health or safety of staff members or other participants or significantly alter the fundamental intended outcomes of the program.

Essential Eligibility Criteria are not intended to be exclusionary, but to honestly identify the basic and fundamental elements of outing or trip participation that are integrally tied to safety and risk management considerations. These criteria are the essential skills that each participant is required to perform for safety in each type of program offered and are applied equally to all potential participants.

Please read the EEC requirements. I have read and understand the Essential Eligibility Criteria.Waiver and Release for Outdoor Activities Acknowledgement(Required)Please be sure to complete the Waiver And Release for Outdoor Activity Participants (adults and minors). All participants under 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian complete the form. I have read and submitted the Waiver And Release for Outdoor Activity Participants (adults and minors).NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

This resume workshop is designed to help students start or update their resumes. The workshop will begin with a short presentation followed by work time and the chance to get assistance from the Office of Career Services. For students planning to transfer to another institution, keep in mind that many schools are stricter when it comes to applying for jobs and you will likely need a resume and cover letter when applying to campus jobs. Get prepared by putting together a solid resume now!
If you aren’t able to make it to any of the resume workshops, you can schedule a 1-1 meeting with Career Services to work on your resume by emailing sholz@northland.edu.
This event is for current students only.

For winter 2025, the weekly Northland Knit-together meetup will be held on Tuesdays over the lunch hour in the Indigenous Cultures Center lounge (114B Mead Hall).
This is an opportunity for interested employees to meet, eat, and craft. Just bring your lunch and supplies. Coffee and tea are available, and people are welcome to bring treats to share.
This event is for current Northland College faculty, staff, and contracted services employees only.

Who: Faculty, staff, and contracted services employees
What: Bring your knitting, crocheting, beading, needlework, or some type of handwork to work on
Where: Indigenous Cultures Center Student Lounge (114B Mead Hall)
When: Tuesdays 12–1 p.m.
Why: To provide an opportunity for staff and faculty to build community while…

making something for themselves or others (family, friends, or strangers)
learning a new skill or expanding on one
getting to know your colleagues

Supplies:

People should bring their supplies if they have them.
The ICC has a variety of straight and circular knitting needles, knitting looms, crochet hooks, and yarn for beginners who just want to get started.
If people have extra needles or yarn that they want to donate, you can bring them with you.
You can also purchase supplies online or at our local businesses such as the Craft Connection on Main Street.

Patterns/Projects:

Feel free to bring your favorite patterns to share.
The ICC has quite a few knitting, crocheting, and beading books/patterns you can look through.
We would love to see your completed projects, as well as those that are in process.
If you are new to knitting or crocheting, scarves or dishcloths are an easy choice to start with.

You are welcome to join anytime and attend whenever it fits into your schedule.

This presentation by Dr. Kyle Bladow will share his work on the place-based poetry of 19th-century Ojibwe poet and author Jane Johnston Schoolcraft, research he is pursuing as the 2024–2027 Hulings Distinguished Chair in the Humanities. (You’re invited to bring your lunch!)
This event is free and open to the general community.

Come join Todd Rothe, owner of Big Lake Organics, for a short class on the how-to and science of composting. Todd will take you on a tour of the Big Lake Organic composting facility, where participants will get to see how household waste gets turned into food for your plants.
This event is free and open to the general community.
There will be a shuttle to and from this event for Northland students, faculty, and staff. The shuttle will depart from the Hulings Rice Food Center at 3:50 p.m. People should arrive no later than 3:45 p.m. to ensure we can leave on time.

The Northland College Fencing Club is open to all (beginners are especially welcome)! Come learn the sport of fencing. We’ll work on footwork, bladework, and competitive bouting. Wear good shoes and comfortable pants—we’ll provide the gear and instruction!
This event is free and open to the public.

Join us this Winter Term for our Beading Circle! People can come anytime during Beading Circle hours—if you have a class that goes until 3 p.m., for example, you can just come after class. Come as often as you want to, and bring a friend if you’d like!
What should you expect? Why should you attend?

Be creative
Learn something new
Meet new people
No experience needed

This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff only.
Participants can bring their own materials or use those that are provided by the Indigenous Cultures Center. We have examples of finished projects and books and patterns you can look through.
Past Beading Circle projects include earrings, bracelets, necklaces, lanyards, keychains, and sculptures. Techniques include bead weaving, loom work, and bead applique.

Join Outdoor Pursuits for an afternoon of relaxation, restoration, and renewal! Recharge, reset, and renew your body and mind at our Sauna and Dip event at Maslowski Beach. This experience combines the healing power of heat therapy with the refreshing shock of cold immersion for a full-body reset that promotes circulation, reduces muscle tension, and enhances mental clarity. Transportation, refreshments, and all equipment are provided.
This event is open to current Northland College students, faculty, and staff.
This outing will depart from the SOEI on Saturday, April 5, at 10 a.m. and return at 5 p.m.

Register Now
This program is free. Registration closes at the time of the event or when the program fills, whichever is sooner.

About YouName(Required)

First

Last

Email(Required)

Cell Phone(Required)I’m a:(Required)

Current Northland student

Current Northland faculty member

Current Northland staff member
Dietary Restrictions(Required)

I have no dietary restrictions.

I’m a vegetarian.

I’m a vegan.

I am gluten-free.

I have food allergies and/or other dietary restrictions.
Please list your food allergies and/or other dietary restrictions.(Required)What can we do to make you feel the most supported before or during this experience?Required Releases and AcknowledgementsEssential Eligibility Criteria Acknowledgement(Required)Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute outings and trips are open to all Northland College students, staff, and faculty who are able to meet the Essential Eligibility Criteria (EEC). Accommodations may be made as long as it does not compromise the health or safety of staff members or other participants or significantly alter the fundamental intended outcomes of the program.

Essential Eligibility Criteria are not intended to be exclusionary, but to honestly identify the basic and fundamental elements of outing or trip participation that are integrally tied to safety and risk management considerations. These criteria are the essential skills that each participant is required to perform for safety in each type of program offered and are applied equally to all potential participants.

Please read the EEC requirements. I have read and understand the Essential Eligibility Criteria.Waiver and Release for Outdoor Activities Acknowledgement(Required)Please be sure to complete the Waiver And Release for Outdoor Activity Participants (adults and minors). All participants under 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian complete the form. I have read and submitted the Waiver And Release for Outdoor Activity Participants (adults and minors).PhoneThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.