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- EIN 39-0806428
- (715) 682-1321
- 1411 Ellis Ave Ashland WI 54806-3925 USA
- www.northland.edu
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Education, Undergraduate Colleges
Mission: To be the nation's leading environmental liveral arts college. To integrate liveral arts studies with an environmental emphasis, enabling those it serves to address the challenges of the future. To create a community of engaged learners with the skills and experience to prepare for advance studies and meaningful lives and to lead the way, by academic excellence and sustainable practice, to a world where human and other biological communities can thrive together indefinitely. The sigurd olson environmental institute (soei), through coursework, internships and grant-funded projects, supports regional environmental efforts. The college has an attendance of approximately 600 students with an average of 400 residing on campus in residence halls.
Programs: Instruction: provide liberal arts based education with an environmental focus resulting in conferrals of bachelor's degrees that enable graduates to serve and lead within their occupations and communities.
student services: provide students resources and services to support a successful learning and living experience at the college. Creates learning opportunities for students through off-site excursions and co-curricular events. Provides housing, counseling, career placements, and health services to students. Administers policies and procedures related to campus life. Assists with academic advising and retaining students. Provides opportunities for students to participate in a variety of ncaa division iii athletic programs.
auxiliary enterprises: provide services that enhance student life through the student center, bookstore, food service, and dormitories. House 400 students each year. Coordinate on-campus conference arrangements for outside organizations. On-campus conference arrangements for outside organizations. On-campus activities this year included continuing education events for regional public school teachers and the native american powwow.