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Grounded in the value of giving back, this year’s Orientation Chair describes how his Concordia experience allows him to positively influence his community both on and off campus.
Dr. David Borge ’76, registered dietitian Kayla Lindquist ’17, and Dr. Mark Hiesterman ’00 all share a passion for helping others. That, coupled with a sense of adventure, brought each of them independently to the same Saipan hospital in the U.S. commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
Recent finance graduate Susham Bhujel ’22 explains why choosing Concordia was a “no-brainer” for him, the ways he has promoted cultural diversity on campus, and how he gives back through his international business.
Taking full advantage of Concordia’s individualized support, Jacob Meyer ’24 pursues a career in the medical field while participating in the choral program.
Ben O’Donnell ’02 almost lost his life to COVID-19. After being discharged from the hospital, he made it his goal to compete in an Ironman Triathlon to give hope to those who were also impacted.
Marta Fitzer '15 working at ABOVO, a marketing agency in Fargo
Dr. Leila Zakhirova dicussing political science with her students outside of the classroom
Sage Larson '17 traveled to Crete through Concordia's study away program
Katie Twedell '13 having a conversation with co-workers at Flint Group in Fargo
Don't worry – Concordia makes it easy for you to balance school and still participate in sports
Cobbers having a conversation in downtown Fargo
Biology students perform mammal field research with Dr. Joseph Whittaker
Neuroscience major Sara Whiteman '18 in the Integrated Science Center