From her roles on Concordia’s National Alumni Board to the Board of Regents, Katie (Corwin) Hasbargen ’95 understands the importance of giving back.

The University of North Dakota medical school class of 2023 includes 10 Cobbers, totaling nearly one-seventh of the class.

Like all major life transitions, adjusting to life after college is no exception.

Passionate about education and global studies, Allison Ross ’19 has used her double major at Concordia to travel to Tanzania, student teach in an ELL classroom, and start conversations about globalization.

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

Experiencing the business world in and beyond the classroom

Campus involvement for Andrew Johnson ’18 ultimately opened doors to an opportunity at a global accounting firm following graduation from Concordia.

Healthcare is Fargo-Moorhead’s top industry and Shane Seifert ’18 is taking one of the many opportunities available by participating in the healthcare leadership program in the Offutt School of Business and interning at the largest healthcare provider in the region.

Kendra Klein ’18 is gaining real-world experience promoting the arts through her summer internship at The Arts Partnership in Fargo.

Tyler Pederson ’17 grew up just 6 miles from campus. He always planned on moving away for college, but says there was something unique about the academic rigor and athletics at Concordia that really appealed to him.