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Providing a Home Away From Home

Jill (Anderson) Christopher ’01 is the executive director of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Red River Valley.

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From Concordia to Congress

Coya Knutson, a 1934 graduate of Concordia College, was the first woman from Minnesota to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.

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From Nutrition Counseling to Corporate Counsel

A dietetics internship launched a career that would take Katie Lee Rizzo ’95 across the country, to numerous professional fields and, finally, back to Fargo as an attorney for Sanford Health.

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Career Connections

In just one example of the strong Concordia community, alumni shared advice and their experiences with current students at Careers Connecting Cobbers.

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#SKOLCOBBS

Meet Brandon Zylstra '15, a wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings.

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Everest to End Duchenne

Tonya (Bakewell) Dreher ’92 knew she was made for something more when her son Gus was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

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Leading Communication

Jodi Duncan ’90, president of Flint Group, is a fearless leader who is passionate about effective communication, women in business, and being a lifelong student.

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Protecting the Future with the National Audubon Society

Kelly Knutson ’15, who is now based in Troy, N.Y., is a field organizer for the National Audubon Society. You would likely catch him wearing a flannel shirt, coffee in hand, advocating for renewable energy or foraging for mushrooms.

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Finding Fulfillment

What do you do when you realize that the career path you’ve prepared for your entire academic career isn’t the right fit after all?

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The Cobber Ring is Everywhere

Whether you are standing in front of the statue of David in Florence, Italy, dropping off your kids at daycare, or watching TikTok, Cobbers are everywhere – you just have to keep your eyes open.

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