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June 29, 2022Advancement, Alumni, Church Work, Featured, Fine Arts, Kreft Arts, Lutheran Identity, Music, News, School of Arts and SciencesBoonenberg named to fill CUAA’s new Kreft Endowed Chair in Music
The new position is made possible by a generous gift from two faithful donors.
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CUAA alum combines entrepreneurial spirit and artist eye to start her own business
Esther Schulze ('20) graduated during a pandemic and moved back to her hometown of Brooklyn, NY. Once at home, she realized that within a dwindling job market, the Lord had a unique opportunity waiting for her.
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June 18, 2022Alumni, Church Work, Featured, Haab School of Business, News, Ronald & Marvel Jones School of Nursing, School of Arts and Sciences, School of EducationFollowing in their father’s footsteps: 5 Concordians share how their dads inspired them
A good father makes all the difference in a child's life. For this reason, a godly man will take seriously the responsibility he's been given to model Christian character to the next generation.
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June 1, 2022School of Arts and Sciences5 Reasons why you should get a STEM degree
Are you thinking about earning a STEM degree?
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How to Get Hired: 3 Key Characteristics of Hirable People
With the rise of artificial intelligence and automation shifting the job landscape, you might be wondering how to get hired and what path will ensure career success. It’s certainly a topic with which Concordia faculty, staff, and students are grappling constantly.
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May 17, 2022Church Work, Graduation, Haab School of Business, News, Ronald & Marvel Jones School of Nursing, School of Arts and Sciences, School of EducationCUAA celebrates graduates’ calls, academic awards
With commencement under their belts, more than 140 individuals will soon begin their service to Christ as CUAA graduates.
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May 16, 2022School of Arts and SciencesEarn your applied psychology degree through Concordia
Concordia University Wisconsin and Ann Arbor now offers an accelerated online applied psychology degree.
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The uncommon PhD candidate who started small in order to think big
Meet Madalyn Fields (’22), a biomedical sciences major who found CUAA's small class sizes and personal relationships with professors to be the best pre-cursor to big-time graduate-level opportunities.
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The uncommon leader finds a passion for teaching
As Colton Ritsema ('22) recounts his time at Concordia, he reflects on the combination of faith, academics, sports, and growth that made for a life-changing college experience.
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