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Neurochemistry Connections
With an enthusiasm for science, Kate Loidolt ’24 gained experience conducting research with a Concordia grad at Harvard.
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Grounded in Faith
With a passion for political science and community building, Quinn Wrigley '23 sees her courses come to life during an internship at Sen. John Hoeven's office on Capitol Hill.
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Business Across Borders
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.
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Becoming Responsibly Engaged in our Nation’s Capital
Political science major Dreyton Rud ’22 shares his experience from the Lutheran College Washington Semester internship program and how it led to a full-time position following graduation.
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Growing an Entrepreneurial Mindset
From Mongolia to Moorhead, Uyanga “Soka” Naranbaatar ’22 continually challenges herself through academics, clubs, and internships. A melody of potential, Soka was offered a full-time position as a business development analyst at Dagger Machinery prior to graduation.
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Navigating Nursing Roles
Taking full advantage of Concordia’s individualized support, Jacob Meyer ’24 pursues a career in the medical field while participating in the choral program.
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From Undeclared to Prepared
As a pediatric oncology nurse at Sanford, Jordan Martins ’18 shares how Concordia provided her with the confidence to pursue a nursing career.
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Finding Balance
Experiencing peace and purpose through mindfulness, Rachael Schauer ’17 shares how she uses her degree to help others discover empowerment.
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Exploration Yields Speciality
Now working as a pediatric nurse, Anna Sprunger ’20 shares how she made the most of her college experience, combining the arts and sciences while also studying abroad.
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Mathematics: A Unique Art Form
Driven to create opportunities for his students, assistant professor of mathematics Dr. Mark Causapin applied for a National Science Foundation grant that covers tuition costs for 16 math education majors during their last two years at Concordia.