Northland College Outdoor Education Program

Northland College Outdoor Education Program We create outdoor professionals who deliver inclusive educational experiences that promote ethical relationships with nature and with each other.

Our graduates lead outdoor education programs for colleges and universities, schools, tribes, military bases, municipalities, camps, guiding companies, resorts, nature centers, state and national parks, and wilderness therapy programs. Outdoor Education graduates have some of the highest levels of employment of any college graduates. Emphases
Our students add onto the core major one of the follow

ing emphases:
• Natural History & Interpretation
• Therapeutic & Universal Design
• Wilderness Leadership
• Self-directed

Congratulations to our new graduates! We know you’ll carry the Northland ember forward.
05/24/2025

Congratulations to our new graduates! We know you’ll carry the Northland ember forward.

Could there be a more beautiful place to practice sea kayaking skills than near the sandy beaches and sea caves of Lake ...
10/24/2024

Could there be a more beautiful place to practice sea kayaking skills than near the sandy beaches and sea caves of Lake Superior? Students in OED 109: Intro to Sea Kayaking spent the weekend out on the water. Photo credit: Zach Stewart

Our students came home with quite a few trophies and awards from the Whitewater Slalom race on the Wolf River!          ...
09/30/2024

Our students came home with quite a few trophies and awards from the Whitewater Slalom race on the Wolf River!

09/27/2024

Senior student Kelby and Sophomore student Leia are practicing slalom gates for tomorrow’s race. This fall Senior students and Sophomores are doing an intensive field semester, with seniors taking leadership roles.

Sophomores and Seniors are doing an intensive field semester together with seniors taking leadership roles. Senior stude...
09/25/2024

Sophomores and Seniors are doing an intensive field semester together with seniors taking leadership roles. Senior students planned the sea kayak section, including meal planning, gear selection, schedule, and lesson plans.

Sophomores and Seniors are doing an intensive field semester together with seniors taking leadership roles. On our sea k...
09/23/2024

Sophomores and Seniors are doing an intensive field semester together with seniors taking leadership roles. On our sea kayaking trip, Senior-student Kelby taught a lesson on bread baking, and sophomore-student Gavyn was a quick study.

Our group found a Northern Pike that had choked on a bluegill and died. The bluegill’s head was sticking out the pike’s ...
09/20/2024

Our group found a Northern Pike that had choked on a bluegill and died. The bluegill’s head was sticking out the pike’s gills. The hazards of eating!

Congrats Outdoor Education graduates (including Phil and Owen who missed the photo)! We’re proud of you!
05/25/2024

Congrats Outdoor Education graduates (including Phil and Owen who missed the photo)! We’re proud of you!

Our student, Paul, is doing a Research Assistantship with our alumnus, Dr. Rob Warner, who is a Post-Doc at the Universi...
05/22/2024

Our student, Paul, is doing a Research Assistantship with our alumnus, Dr. Rob Warner, who is a Post-Doc at the University of Utah. They're working with the Tim Horton Foundation to understand and improve summer camp experiences for underserved youth. We love that we can provide experiences like this for undergraduates!

Northland College students helped host a whitewater canoe slalom race on the Wolf River. And two of them came home with ...
05/20/2024

Northland College students helped host a whitewater canoe slalom race on the Wolf River. And two of them came home with new-to-them whitewater canoes that were gifted to them by other boaters in this super supportive community. People were impressed by their passion for the sport, and how much they've learned in such a short period of time. We're looking forward to them being part of the whitewater canoe family for years to come!

What would May Term be without a little snow?
05/10/2024

What would May Term be without a little snow?

Address

1411 Ellis Avenue
Ashland, WI
54806

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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 6am - 6pm
Sunday 6am - 6pm

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+17156821699

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