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  • The uncommon OT grad advocating for her profession and her patients

    Grace Pollack (’26), a Doctor of Occupational Therapy graduate, feels humbled and blessed as she turns her tassel left and steps into the next chapter.

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  • Beyond the hospital setting

    Alumna Ashtyn Hare discovered her calling and her passion during her time at CUAA. Surrounded by trees, the setting is just right.

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  • April 9, 2026
    Alumni, Athletics, Featured, News, Spotlight

    From Concordia to the Final Four, Aaron Fox leads with purpose

    Aaron Fox built his career on relationships—first on the basketball court, and now in real estate. That work has taken shape in two connected arenas, each grounded in discipline and a clear sense of purpose.

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  • February 23, 2026
    Alumni, Featured, News, School of Education

    Two Concordia alumni recognized by the Lutheran Education Association for faithful service

    Each year, the Lutheran Education Association honors teachers and administrators whose work reflects a strong commitment to Christian education and students. This year, two Concordia alumni have been selected to receive awards.

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  • Flying a steady path from an early start

    Amelia Black ’24, DPT ’26 is the youngest student in her cohort, preparing for a career in physical therapy through purpose and service.

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  • Serving with excellence: Faculty, staff, students and alumni achievements (winter 2025)

    Twice each year, we gather many of these stories to reflect on how our community lives out its calling in service to Concordia and beyond. From professional promotions and published scholarship, to creative works and notable service, these milestones reflect the dedication, expertise, and faith they bring to Concordia. We are grateful for the many ways they serve our university and wider community.

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  • 6 Bible Passages Offering Stillness, Hope and Purpose

    These six Bible passages speak directly to student life, including rest, belonging, generosity, uncertainty, and hope, during one of the busiest times of the year.

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  • The Uncommon Graduate With a Family Legacy of Compassionate Care

    From childhood memories of hospital dinners to crossing the commencement stage as a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Mallory Simmons’ journey reflects a life shaped by service, empathy, and a deep commitment to helping others heal.

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  • Celebrating milestones, mission and momentum: CUAA hosts December Commencement

    Concordia University Ann Arbor’s campus was filled with joy, gratitude and celebration on December 14, 2025, as graduates, families, and faculty gathered to mark a major milestone — the December Commencement ceremony.

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  • The Uncommon Teacher: How God Smiled on Desiray Williams’ Journey to CUAA

    When 2025 graduate Desiray Williams thinks about her journey from Detroit to the banks of the Huron River, one song rises to the surface — “God Has Smiled on Me.” Its steady, soulful refrain mirrors the path that led her to Concordia University Ann Arbor, where she discovered not only a graduate program, but a calling.

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