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Author Archives: Concordia College
Cobber Snow Day
We don’t have snow days very often… (Cobbers are tough!) but when we do, they are cause for celebration. [<a href="//storify.com/Concordia_MN/cobber-snow-day" target="_blank">View the story "Cobber Snow Day" on Storify</a>]
Posted in Campus Life, Students
Tagged Fargo, Fargo-Moorhead community, Moorhead, snow day, snowball fight, storm, student life, weather
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Studying Sibelius at Salolampi
The snowy woods and authentic architecture of Salolampi, the Finnish Language Village, became an idyllic setting for a weekend workshop by The Concordia Orchestra. The orchestra retreated to Salolampi, on Turtle River Lake near Bemidji, Minn., to study the life and perform … Continue reading
Alumni, Students Connect at Leadership Event
LeadNow’s Fuel the Fire conference heated things up Jan. 19 as students sparked their leadership potential. Fuel the Fire is an annual conference where students learn some valuable leadership skills, as well as complete two LeadNow® sessions in one day. … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Campus Events, Leadership, Students
Tagged alumni, Concordia, education, Fuel the Fire, higher education, leadership, networking
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Helping Animals Help People
Animal-assisted therapy has interested Hannah Erickson ’12, Fargo, N.D., for a long time. It started when she watched a documentary about dolphins and children with autism several years ago. Then she volunteered at a therapeutic horseback-riding program. So when Erickson … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Internship, Job Placement, National
Tagged animal therapy, Concordia, dolphins, education, higher education, internship, Island Dolphin Care
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Clausen Composition Performed at Inauguration
A composition by Dr. René Clausen, professor of music and conductor of The Concordia Choir, was performed at the 57th Presidential Inauguration Jan. 21. The Lee University Festival Choir, Cleveland, Tenn., sang Clausen’s “All That Hath Life and Breath, Praise … Continue reading
Open for Business
The Grant Center, new home to the Offutt School of Business, opened its doors for classes this semester. We’ve put together a slideshow from around the building, highlighting the state-of-the-art classroom technology, modern study spaces and streams of natural light … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Life, In the Classroom, Offutt School of Business
Tagged business, Concordia, Grant Center, higher ed, Minnesota, Moorhead, Offutt, renovation
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Early Edition Editor
When Regan Whitney ’14, Breckenridge, Minn., applied to write for Concordia’s student newspaper at the end of her freshman year, she didn’t know the first thing about journalism. Just more than a year later, she increased her writing experience by … Continue reading
Miss North Dakota Reigns from Concordia
Last summer, Rosie Sauvageau ’10 was still pretty new to the pageant scene. In fact, she had competed in her very first pageant just two years prior. “I have a really good friend who was always bugging me to do … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, In the News, Music
Tagged alumni, Cobber ring, Fargo, Minnesota, miss america, miss north dakota, Moorhead, North Dakota, pageant, rosie sauvageau, scholarship
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A Year in Review
It was a great year to be a Cobber. Watch some of the top 2012 Cobber memories through #cordmn on Instagram.
Posted in Campus Events, Campus Life, Students, Traditions
Tagged 2012 at Concordia, Cobber traditions, Concordia, education, higher education, year in review
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Cobber Gives Back for Birthday
Chantell Sampson ’10 wanted to do something special for her 25th birthday. “I wanted to do something different besides the typical, ‘Let’s get together and have dinner and buy gifts that I don’t need,’” she says. “I love making people … Continue reading
