In the midst of the pandemic, Seattle native Emmaline Savidge ’22 helped safeguard patients and clinic staff by conducting COVID-19 screenings.
Leadership
Leadership skills may look different, but we can all be leaders by focusing on our strengths, learning to work with others, and impacting our community.
Learning, refining, and practicing leadership skills in college will not only make you more marketable to employers but will help you be more effective in the classroom and enhance your overall Concordia experience.
There are plenty of opportunities to hone your leadership skills at Concordia.
Join a Student Organization
Hone your leadership skills by joining a student organization.
- Campus Events Commission (CEC)
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission (DEIC)
- Fall Orientation Committee
- Homecoming Committee
- Student Government Association (SGA)
- Students and Alumni Linked Together (SALT)
See the whole list of student organizations in Cobber Connect.
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Help Plan Events Like These
Moorhead Corn Feed
Summer Exploration Days
Candlelight yoga on campus
Family Weekend
Hands for Change
Outdoor movie on campus
First-Year Orientation: Beanie Toss
Cobbers Leading the Way
As an administrator at Knife River Care Center in Beulah, N.D., Blake Kragnes ’20 applies the lessons he learned at Concordia to his daily response during the pandemic.
Júlia Ozaniaková ’21 is using her experiences abroad to network in the Fargo-Moorhead community, advocate for women in business, and promote Concordia College around the world.
Service Leadership
Get connected with a service organization and take action toward social change.
Help the community by volunteering, attend an on-campus drive or service event, tutor with America Reads, or get connected to other service organizations here on campus.
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Cobbers in Community
For more than 30 years, new Cobbers have volunteered in the Fargo-Moorhead community during their first week as students.
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Continuing Language Education in China
Chinese major Sean Martin ’25 shares how he adapts while honing his language skills in China.