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.
Taking full advantage of Concordia’s individualized support, Jacob Meyer ’24 pursues a career in the medical field while participating in the choral program.
Education and psychology major Grace Lawlor ’23 found her footing on the soccer field and in the classroom.
As a pediatric oncology nurse at Sanford, Jordan Martins ’18 shares how Concordia provided her with the confidence to pursue a nursing career.
Experiencing peace and purpose through mindfulness, Rachael Schauer ’17 shares how she uses her degree to help others discover empowerment.
Prioritizing collaborative approaches to problem-solving, Dr. Ken Foster discusses his roles at Concordia and in the community.
Concordia Outdoor Recreation Club President Levi Kovic ’23 shares what makes CORC unique to other student organizations.
As president of Concordia’s Black Student Union who studies business and healthcare leadership, entrepreneur Musu Kromah ’22 strives to create accessible environments on campus and beyond.
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.
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.