Center For Rural Communities

Center For Rural Communities The Northland College Center for Rural Communities applies research based solutions to social and economic challenges.

The Northland College Center for Rural Communities applies research based solutions to social and economic challenges, partners with community members to build on local knowledge, and promotes the long-term health and vitality of rural communities in the north woods region. The CRC provides research and consultation services to community organizations, policy makers, tribal governments, and private businesses to support strategic, data-driven community programming and development. The Center also supports original research that provides timely and relevant data and analysis about the social, cultural, and economic forces shaping the region, and, disseminates findings and models through reports, presentations, and publications. With an organized and systematic approach to community-based inquiry, the CRC is committed to creating opportunities for cross-disciplinary research.

In conjunction with Northlands Day of Service, CRC Affiliated Faculty Professor Angela Stroud organized a Spare Change a...
03/02/2024

In conjunction with Northlands Day of Service, CRC Affiliated Faculty Professor Angela Stroud organized a Spare Change and Dollars Drive for the Ashland Community Shelter, which was in need of a new high-quality vacuum cleaner. The campus community was able to raise well over the needed amount. Executive Director of Information Technology & Facilities, Todd Pydo, was also able to find high-quality vacuums at a reasonable price for the shelter once he heard about the fundraiser. Ultimately Dr. Stroud was able to deliver two vacuums, over $150, and soup made by the Hulling’s Rice Food Center to the shelter. Staff, volunteers, and residents were extremely grateful, stating that “Money can’t buy love, but your generosity demonstrates your love of others”. The shelter has also shared that they plan to use the funds to purchase drywall needed to repair rooms and prepare them for more people seeking shelter.

Northland College Students and CRC Director Nicole Foster collaborated with the City of Washburn through coursework in F...
01/19/2024

Northland College Students and CRC Director Nicole Foster collaborated with the City of Washburn through coursework in Foster's Culture and Revitalization class last year to work on downtown beautification efforts! Give your input below!

A northwest Wisconsin community is looking for input to determine the future look for one of their main streets.

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1411 Ellis Avenue
Ashland, WI
54806

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