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Tag Archives: Cobbers
Come to the Corn Feed
Corn Feeds are not just for Cobbers. The entire Fargo-Moorhead community is invited to come to the Moorhead Corn Feed at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 24. Concordia provides all-you-can-eat corn, and concessions will be available for purchase. There will … Continue reading
Finding Her Cause
Kjerstin Sanden ’12, Roseville, Minn., learned to balance studying with fighting global poverty on a daily basis. Sanden is one of many Cobbers getting involved around the globe. As part of her Spanish major, she studied at the University of … Continue reading
Posted in International, Students, Study Abroad, Volunteer Service
Tagged co-op, Cobbers, Concordia College, Cooperative Education, Day of Hope, development, education, exchange student, Fargo, fighting global poverty, global issues, global studies, higher education, host family, International Women's Day, internship, Minnesota, Moorhead, NGO, non-governmental organization, North Dakota, Oxfam, Pamplona, political science, Robin Hood tax, social justice, Spain, Spanish, study abroad, University of Navarra, world
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Learning Through Linking
From sandbags to suicide prevention, Kathryn “Kat†Melheim ’11, Stillwater, Minn., stays busy these days. Melheim is completing her social work internship with FirstLink, a nonprofit organization that works in Cass and Clay counties to coordinate community resources and volunteer … Continue reading
Posted in Community Education, Internship, State, Students, Volunteer Service
Tagged call center, Cass County, Clay County, Cobbers, community resources, Concordia College, education, Fargo, Fargo-Moorhead community, FirstLink, flood disaster relief, flood fighting, flood hotline information, flood shuttles, higher education, internship, Kat Melheim, Kathryn Melheim, middle school, Minnesota, Moorhead, North Dakota, sandbags, social work, social work internship, suicide prevention, volunteer coordination
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Friendship Pins for Education
When Maddison Melquist ’11 began studying primary education in developing regions of the world, she was struck by the power of a few years of schooling. “Education affects everything from child health to gender equality,” she says. “Basic math, reading … Continue reading
Cobbers Dance for a Cause
They could have danced all night. Concordia students devoted 10 hours to dancing for the Children’s Miracle Network. The Concordia Dance Marathon on Saturday was a chance for the students to groove with local families who have been impacted by … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Life, Campus Organizations, Community Events, National, State, Students, Volunteer Service
Tagged benefit, Children's Miracle Network, Cobbers, Concordia College, dance, dance marathon, education, Fargo, flash mob, fundraiser, higher education, Moorhead, Sanford Children's Hospital
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Cooking Chemist at Concordia Tonight
She’s known as the “Mad Scientist” when she appears on the “Good Eats” TV show, and when cooking chemist Shirley Corriher talks about what really matters during the cooking process – people listen. Corriher will share her expertise at Concordia … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Events, Community Events, National, Science, Women's Studies
Tagged Alton Brown, Bakewise, baking, chemistry, chemistry of cooking, chocolate chip cookie, Cobbers, Concordia, Concordia College, cooking, cooking chemist, Cookwise, education, Food Network, food pantry, Good Eats, higher educationn, mad scientist, science, Shirley Corriher, women, women's studies
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Benefit by Design
It may not have been an episode of Project Runway, but it felt like it for Chelsea Heeren ’12 and Maren Hamilton ’12. Both girls broke out their fabric and sewing machines to design outfits for the Public Relations Club’s … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Events, State, Students, Volunteer Service
Tagged benefit, clothing, Cobbers, Concordia, Concordia College, design, education, Fargo, Fargo-Moorhead, fundraiser, higher education, model, Moorhead, public relations, sew, women
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Celebrating American Indian Culture
Memorial Auditorium at Concordia College is used to hosting music. Over the weekend, however, it swayed to the beat of different drummers during the 22nd Annual Woodlands and High Plains Powwow. The theme for this year’s powwow, sponsored by Concordia, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Events, State, Students
Tagged Aimee Smith, Cobbers, Concordia College, culture, dance, education, head dancer, higher education, Native American, powwow
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Do You Understand Foreign Policy?
Investigate and discuss foreign policy with F/M Communiversity. “Great Decisions,†a series of foreign policy discussions, is being offered in partnership with the Foreign Policy Association in March. Each Sunday features a different discussion. Attend as many as you like for … Continue reading
Nord Earns All-American Honors
Concordia senior Erica Nord was named to the Capital One Academic All-American Team. Nord is an accounting and business major from Wolverton, Minn., with a 3.99 grade point average. Nord becomes only the second player in Cobber women’s basketball history … Continue reading
Posted in Athletics, National, Students
Tagged accounting, All-American, basketball, business, Cobbers, Concordia College, education, Erica Nord, higher education, MIAC, NCAA Division III, women's basketball
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