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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Surviving Organic Chemistry
Summer school can be a daunting task for college students. In a summer session, an entire semester worth of knowledge and labs are covered in a month’s time, which can leave students tense and stressed. Organic chemistry is an often-dreaded … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Life, Faculty, In the Classroom, Science, Students
Tagged education, higher education, o chem, organic chemistry, surviving organic chemistry, Survivor
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Cobber Alumnus Coordinates Final Shuttle Mission
As the space shuttle Atlantis took its final flight, Lt. Col. Paul Gallaher ’89, Melbourne, Fla., was standing by in the shuttle support operations center. His thoughts were focused on the safety of the astronauts. Gallaher has provided support for … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, In the News, National
Tagged Air Force, Atlantis, Atlantis final launch, Atlantis space shuttle, Concordia College, education, end of space shuttle program, higher education, mission coordinator, NASA, Paul Gallaher, ROTC, space shuttle, space shuttle support, Tri-College partnership
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A Whole New World of Theatre
Concordia alumnus Scott Brusven ’05 helps children discover a whole new world of theatre. Brusven is the director of theatre at the Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre. The FMCT runs a summer theatre program for children. This year, 170 young students … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Art, Community Events, State, Students, Theatre
Tagged Aladdin, Aladdin kids, education, Fargo, Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre, higher education, theatre, theatre arts
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Niblet Joins Corn Feed Crew
Meet Niblet, the newest member of the Concordia Corn Feed crew. He traveled to Sioux Falls on July 14 for his first event. You can read about the little cob’s determined journey on the Cobber Alumni blog.
Craft Era Begins
The sun was shining. The campus was in full bloom. The buzz of excitement could be heard on campus over the hum of the lawn mowers and peals of the campanile as Dr. William Craft began his presidency on July … Continue reading
Celebrating Culture
Dancing. Singing. Celebrating. Eating food and learning customs from a multitude of nations. Nearly 2,000 people, representing more than 10 languages and cultures, gather twice each summer for International Day at the Concordia Language Villages. This year, the celebration is … Continue reading
Posted in Community Events, Concordia Language Villages, International, National, State
Tagged CLV, Concordia Language Villages, Concordia Language Villages 50th Anniversary, cultural immersion, education, higher education, I Day, International Day, international education at Concordia, language learning
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Returning to Research
This fall, Derek Mattern ’11, Minot, N.D., will return to Germany where he studied abroad as a junior. This time, he is going as a Fulbright scholar. Mattern studied in Jena, Germany, during his junior year. While there he got … Continue reading
