KnightWatch - Fall 2017

KNIGHTWATCH IN THIS ISSUE • THIS YEAR AT MLC • MLC RANKED HIGH FOR QUALITY & VALUE • 183 FIRST-YEARS • CALL DAY 2017 • MEET THE ADMISSIONS STAFF

FALL

2017

KnightWatch Staff WRITER/EDITOR

Laurie Gauger DMLC ’87

You are an answer to many prayers!

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

By President Mark Zarling

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Perhaps you don’t think of yourself as walking proof that the Savior God answers prayers. But you are!

Lime Valley Advertising, Inc. William Pekrul DMLC ’80,

PR Director MLC Photography Team PROOFREADER

Heidi Schoof DMLC ’86

Office of Admissions DIRECTOR

Mark Stein DMLC ’92 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Wendy Ristow DMLC ’82 COUNSELORS

Ross Stelljes WLS ’89 Lori Unke DMLC ’83 David Starr WLS ’14 Galen Holzhueter MLC ’14 Anne Starr MLC ’12

College Administration PRESIDENT

Mark Zarling WLS ’80 VP for ACADEMICS

Jeffery Wiechman DMLC ’90 VP for ADMINISTRATION

Steven Thiesfeldt DMLC ’74 VP for MISSION ADVANCEMENT

Michael Otterstatter WLS ’94 VP for STUDENT LIFE

Jeffrey Schone WLS ’87 KnightWatch is published by Martin Luther College and is intended to inform, inspire, and motivate young people who are considering enrolling at MLC to prepare for public ministry in the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod.

Years ago your parents prayed for a healthy pregnancy and a safe delivery.

And you were born—an answer to prayer.

Perhaps your mother prayed for help to handle several little ones, and there you were, ready to watch and play with your younger brothers and sisters— an answer to prayer.

Perhaps your teacher prayed for a young leader to emerge in his classroom, and you were the one who stepped up—an answer to prayer.

Perhaps your grandparents prayed they could stay in their home, even though their arthritis made managing it all a challenge. Then you arrived to do the yard work and drive them to the store—an answer to prayer.

Right now, many souls—people you don’t even know yet—are praying. They are pleading to God for some direction in this chaotic journey called life. They are seeing the suffering of those they love and angrily asking whether God even exists. They are praying for a clear conscience, but have no idea how to have one. They are asking someone, anyone, to give them a sense of peace or provide a meaningful purpose for life.

Through the gospel of the living Savior, the Spirit has given you the answers to these countless prayers: It is Jesus, Jesus, only Jesus. And in knowing this answer, you are an answer to prayers.

You may meet these people in many different ways. Your loving Savior might bring some of them to intersect your pilgrimage. In your work, your teams and clubs, your travels, you might come face to face with one of these questioning hearts.

There is one more prayer you might be the answer to. Countless Christians are asking the Lord of the harvest “to send forth workers into the harvest field.” The field is ripe. The time is now. The opportunities are endless. Ask the Lord Jesus whether you might be the one to say, “Send me.” Ask him whether you might be the answer to this prayer.

Comments are welcomed and should be directed to gaugerlf@mlc-wels.edu or Martin Luther College KnightWatch 1995 Luther Court New Ulm MN 56073.

On our cover: The MLC Dorm Staff posed for a quick picture before moving in all the new frosh.

Lisa Koschnitzke (Kettle Moraine LHS) and Jeff Rick (Luther Prep) were both assigned to Illinois Lutheran in Crete, Illinois, on Call Day 2017. Lisa was called to teach at the preschool level, and Jeff was called to the high school to coach; do MLC recruitment; and teach history, political science, and English.

Jeff and Lisa—who are now Mr. and Mrs. Rick—are two of the approximately 130 candidates from MLC who were assigned in spring and summer. Unfortunately, MLC’s supply of candidates was not large enough to fill all the vacancies: at least 50 teacher vacancies were unfilled. After Call Day at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, about 100 pastor vacancies were unfilled.

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An MLC Education: QUALITY + VALUE

MLC Ranked #1 in Minnesota:

“Best College for Your Money” MLC is receiving national recognition again this year.

In MONEY Magazine’s list of 2017 Best Colleges for Your Money, MLC was ranked #1 among all Minnesota colleges and universities, public and private.

MONEY chooses these colleges and universities based on educational quality, affordability, and alumni success.

As the #1 college in Minnesota, we join other institutions that are #1 in their respective states, including Princeton, Yale, MIT, University of Michigan, and University of Wisconsin-Madison. For more information, see time.com/money/4864614/best-college-in-everystate-2017/

THIS YEAR AT MLC Homecoming

Oct 6-8

Reformation Celebration

Nov 1

Camelot (Musical)

Nov 3-5

Christmas Concert

Dec 2-3

Tip-Off Tournament

Dec 7-9

The Six Shooter Dec 8-10 (Readers’ Theater) Winter Carnival

Jan 21-27

The Crucible (Winter Play)

Feb 16-18

Cinderella & the Substitute Fairy Godmother (Children’s Theater)

Apr 27-28

Commencement Concert

May 11

Athletics schedule at mlcknights.com All MLC Events at mlc-wels.edu/events

MLC Ranked #3 in the Nation:

“Best College for Your Money” College Factual has ranked MLC #3 for “Best Nationwide College for Your Money.” This is a move up from our #4 nationwide ranking in 2017 and 2016. We are the #1 “Best College for your Money” in Minnesota and the entire Plains States region.

In addition, MLC ranks in the top 1% of US colleges and universities that are a “Best Value for International Students.”

For more information, see collegefactual.com/rankings/ best-colleges-for-money/ and collegefactual.com/ colleges/martin-luther-college/

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M E E T ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR

Mark Stein

(Nebraska LHS) Although our admissions director was always encouraged to be 4 a teacher, he fought it. “The good Lord dragged me tooth and nail to the blessing of serving him,” he says. In fact, he distinctly remembers the casual way he made his college decision. He was talking to a friend at a wedding the summer after high school graduation: “So, you know what you’re doing next year?”

“Nope.”

“Do you want to go to DMLC?” “Sure.”

“The rest is history,” he says. “We went to DMLC to be with friends, play athletics, and figure it out.”

Before being called as MLC’s admissions director, Mark taught at St. Peter-Freedom WI, Wisconsin LHS, and Shoreland LHS. He and his wife, Melissa, have three kids: Megan, Mariah, and Matt. He enjoys golf, writing, and football.

Mark’s advice: “Trying MLC is a great idea for those encouraged in this direction or thinking about it just a little bit. Even if there’s only a 1% chance, it’s worth trying MLC for a year. One Mission, Endless Opportunities!”

Watch for Mark this year on campus and at Lutheran high schools all over the country.

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T H E

A D M

ADMISSIONS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Wendy Ristow (MLS)

When you call MLC, you’ll probably talk to Wendy first. That’s because she organizes pretty much everything.

Wendy became a teacher because she wanted to share the love of Jesus, and she did just that—first at East Fork Apache Reservation, then Pilgrim-Minneapolis, and then St. Paul-New Ulm. Nine years ago, she became MLC’s own director of women’s housing, where she was—and still is—affectionately known as Mama Rizz. Now we’re so happy she’s filling a new role as administrative assistant in the very busy admissions office.

Wendy has 13 nieces and nephews and eight godchildren. She loves the outdoors (fishing, kayaking, and snowshoeing), sports, dancing, and anything with a motor. (She just traded in her Mustang convertible for a 4WD Chevy Colorado truck—which handles the dirt road she lives on and can also tow her snowmobile.)

Wendy’s advice: “If you want to grow in your faith, have a personal relationship with Jesus, and be surrounded by a Christian family, MLC is for you!”

Watch for Wendy this year on campus.

I S S I O N S

S T A F F

ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR

ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR

David Starr

Anne Starr

(MLS)

David always knew he wanted to enter the pastoral ministry, mostly because he enjoyed all the short-term ministry experiences he’d had in high school: in Detroit and Cadillac MI, in Mobile AL, and in Malawi, Africa. “I also had good encouragement from my teachers, MLS professors, and parents,” he says.

David served in a parish his vicar year, at Hope-West Palm Beach FL, but the bulk of his service has been as an admissions counselor at MLC. David likes exercising and watching football. (In fact, beating Northwestern College-Roseville and winning conference his senior year in football is an MLC highlight for him.) He also likes cooking. “I’m turning into a bit of a foodie,” he says. He cooks and uses his smoker for his wife, Anne, and his little daughter, Evvie, and he loves exploring cuisine when he’s traveling.

David’s advice: “God gives us an opportunity to use our gifts to serve him and others. God gives us the privilege of making a difference not just in this world, but more importantly in eternity.”

Watch for David this year at Divine Savior, Huron Valley, Illinois, Lakeside, Luther Prep, Manitowoc, Michigan LHS, Michigan Lutheran Seminary, and West.

(GPL)

Anne and David met each other at MLC. When Anne graduated, she taught preschool at St. PhilipMilwaukee while David finished his schooling at the seminary.

She served as our administrative assistant for two years, and now she’s the on-campus tour coordinator and counselor for public school students.

Anne and David welcomed little Evelyn Joy into their family in February. Anne and Evvie like to stop at Lola’s Bistro for lunch or take Stella, their German shepherd pup, on a run in nearby Flandrau State Park.

Anne has great memories from her college years—like the Tuesday and Thursday nights when a bunch of friends would walk down the hill to the Vogel. They swam, laughed in the hot tub, and climbed the rock wall—all part of MLC students’ free admission to this great rec center. “Now these friends are recruiters, teachers, moms, pastors, camp counselors, teachers in China—you name it,” Anne says. “It’s so humbling to think that the people who you make memories with at MLC are the people you’ll get to serve with someday!”

Anne’s advice: “It’s absolutely ok to not know where you want to go to college. (Even in my first few weeks at MLC, I didn’t know if it was right for me!) But if it’s a priority to grow in your faith, then put MLC on your list of places to visit—either as an individual or with your school for ‘Focus on Ministry.’ You’ll be blown away when you experience firsthand the awesome ways God’s Word is at work in these students’ hearts.”

Watch for Anne this year on campus.

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M E E T

T H E

ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR

ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR

Galen

Ross Stelljes

Holzhueter

(Martin Luther Prep)

(MVL)

Galen was a record-breaking three-sport athlete at MLC, but he knows that education is bigger than sports. He loved his Lutheran grade school education in Mankato, and that was why he decided to become a teacher himself. His first call was back to Mankato—to Risen Savior—and while he was there, he began a master’s program in educational leadership, which he completed this spring.

Now we’re excited that Galen will be sharing his love of Lutheran education and the public ministry with you.

In addition to sports, Galen likes cooking, traveling, and hanging out with family and friends. (It’s pretty easy to hang out with his brother, Greg, because he’s an MLC prof and coach.)

Galen’s advice: “The environment and culture of MLC is unlike any other place I’ve experienced. So come give it a try, and I don’t think you’ll be able to leave.”

Watch for Galen this year at Evergreen, Great Plains, Kettle Moraine, Lakeside, Luther Prep, Northland, St. Croix, Shoreland, and WISCO.

In spite of his huge fear of public speaking, Ross was led by many adults and peers—and God’s Word itself—to see the public ministry as a noble pursuit. So he gave it a try. He figured he could always back out if he changed his mind, and he knew that “exposure to God’s Word and God’s people was bound to be a blessing.”

In college, he enjoyed playing three sports, singing in chapel, and the general shenanigans of dorm life. After graduation from the seminary, he served as a tutor at Northwestern College and a pastor at Immanuel-La Crescent MN, Zion-Hokah MN, and Living Savior-Littleton CO. He's been an MLC admissions counselor since 2007.

Ross and his wife, Laura, have been married for 24 years and have four children: Daniel (23), Sarah (19), Levi (18), and Johanna (16).

Ross likes running, hiking, skiing, relaxing by any body of water, and trying to be the center of attention at home.

Ross’s advice: “Don’t underestimate what God can do through you. Serving in public ministry can be challenging, yes, but it’s also extremely and eternally rewarding. It’s not an entitlement; it’s a grace-upon-grace privilege. If you find being in God’s Word appealing, if you enjoy fellowship with like-minded believers (as you see at Choral Fests, Worship Conferences, Youth Rallies, or Camps), if you want to make an impact, then you should seriously think about offering yourself to ministerial training.

And remember, God often knows better than you do where you can best fit in his kingdom work.”

Watch for Ross this year at Fox Valley, Kettle Moraine, Luther High, Luther Prep, Minnesota Valley, Nebraska, Rocky Mountain, St. Croix, and WLA.

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A D M

I S S I O N S

S T A F F

ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR

STUDENT AMBASSADORS

Lori Unke

(Northwestern Prep) Lori grew up in the house of a PE teacher and coach. “My dad never made his ministry look like work,” she said. “It looked like so much fun, and that’s what I wanted for myself.”

She loved her years at DMLC: “To my professors’ dismay, I would have to say my collegiate sports experience takes the cake. My best friends to this day are many of my college teammates.”

Lori taught at Minnesota Valley LHS, St. Paul-Lake Mills WI, and Trinity-Nicollet MN. She also taught PE and coached volleyball at MLC before making a pivot to the admissions office.

She met her husband, Jim, at DMLC, and they have three married kids—Dan, Jake, and Angie—and eight grandchildren who are her pride and joy. “We started out as a party of two, and now we need a table for 16!”

Lori loves to do anything outside and active, and she’s addicted to traveling, having been to every state and several countries.

Lori’s advice: “Consider your unique gifts and abilities and how you will develop and use them someday. And most importantly, pray to God about your future and trust him. His plan for our lives is way better than ours!”

Watch for Lori this year at ALA, California, East Fork, Fox Valley, Lakeside, Luther Prep, MLS, Minnesota Valley, WLA, and WISCO.

Making your visit to MLC a memorable one—that’s the job of the MLC Ambassadors. Sophomore Josh Wong (MVL) and junior Hannah Paustian (MVL) are two of this year’s team of students you’ll be sure to meet when you come.

The ambassadors assist with all aspects of on-campus recruitment. If you need a tour, one of them might be giving it.

If you stay overnight in the dorm, one of them might coordinate your housing. If you have questions, one of them definitely knows the answer.

Hannah and Josh both remember meeting the MLC student ambassadors when they were high school students. “They told us what life at MLC was actually like as a student,” Hannah says.

Josh adds, “They were the people who could calm my fears and wipe away my doubts about ministry.”

Now they’re filling these shoes, and they enjoy seeing the excitement on faces like yours—students who are thinking about gospel ministry. Focus on Ministry weekends are especially fun.

“Even though it’s a little insane having an extra 300 students on campus for Focus on Ministry,” Hannah says, “it’s so fun to meet the high schoolers who are genuinely interested in becoming a Knight. Their excitement reminds me of why I chose MLC in the first place.”

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CALL DAY 2017

Here’s where a few of the 2017 grads are serving!

KRISTOFFER KUSCHEL

MATTHEW BEHM

From: Beaver Dam WI To: Trinity-Aberdeen SD Gr 6-8, athletics

MARTÍN SANTOS

From: Seattle WA To: Holy Trinity-Des Moines WA Upper grades, departmentalized

From: Mukwonago WI To: St. Paul-New Ulm MN Youth and family staff minister

JONATHAN MEDICO

From: Sarasota FL To: Southeast Asia Teacher

BENJAMIN OLSEN

From: Spooner WI To: Nebraska LHS Dorm supervisor, Spanish

LOUISA KAHRS

JOSHUA SEVEREID

From: Clatonia NE To: Redeemer-Tucson AZ Gr 4K, 2

From: Federal Way WA To: California LHS Dorm supervisor, instructor

MIRANDA LODUHA

From: Jackson WI To: Hope-Manhattan KS ECE assistant director

MATTHEW LANGE

From: Bowling Green OH To: Abiding Word-Houston Gr 6, AD, coach, vice principal

ONE MISSION – Endless Opportunities 8

JONATHAN LEHMANN

From: Janesville WI To: Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary

JARED BEDUZE

From: Watertown WI To: Northland LHS Spanish

MERYL HIRSCH

YAFFET GABAYEHU

From: Norfolk NE To: Trinity-Kaukauna WI ECE director apprentice

PHILIP SCHROEDER

From: Shreveport LA To: Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary

From: Lake Mills WI To: Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary

NATHAN GUHL

From: Jackson WI To: Michigan Lutheran Seminary Chemistry, physics

AMBER ZIBROWSKI

From: Mankato MN To: St. Lucas-Milwaukee STEM, middle grades

LUKE ROSENBAUM

JEFFREY RICK

From: Wildomar CA To: Luther HS Math, coaching

From: La Valle WI To: Illinois LHS English, history, MLC recruitment, coaching

CHARLOTTE HUEBNER

LAUREN DONOVAN

From: Waukesha WI To: Peace-Largo MD Gr 3-4

JULIA BARTHELS

From: Mishicot WI To: Divine Savior Academy-Doral FL Gr 5

From: Sun Prairie WI To: Divine Grace-Lake Orion MI Gr 1-4, organ

MARIAH SCHOOF

From: New Ulm MN To: Sola FideLawrenceville GA Gr 3-5

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F R O S H

O R I E N T A T I O N

MOVING IN!

MIXING IT UP!

Welcoming

183 FIRST - YEARS 97 GUYS 40 21 4 86 GIRLS SCHOOLS STATES COUNTRIES LAKESIDE LHS

Luke Willems

Daniel Bilitz

Joshua Higgins

Tina Kehl

Nathaniel Kapanke

Andrew Fritz

Malachi Mortensen

Eli Gartner

Joshua Schoenfeld

Brett Burger

Dayne Kopfer

Jamee Wohling

Derek Gulrud

Caleb Strutz

WEST LHS

Elliott Butler

Matthew Fisher

Justin Rue

Hailey Stade

Ethan Denninger Annika Stensland Simon Johnson

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LHS

FOX VALLEY LHS

Frederick Colwell Rebecca Heyer

Paul Kramer

Rachel Ihlenfeldt

Isaiah Fenske

ST. CROIX LHS

Benjamin Arndt

Camryn Biebert

Aron Jacobs

Pasquale Davis

Caleb Paul

ARIZONA LUTHERAN ACADEMY

Peter Chan

Samantha Kiecker

Sara Wentzel

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HURON VALLEY LHS

Noah Schaewe

LUTHER PREP

Brooke Newton

Ethan Carter

Noah Satorius

Ava Steinbrenner

Eliza Punzel

Aidan Gregorius

LUTHER PREP

Emily Schewe

Matthew Scharp

Christopher Walther Brooke Wasser

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Rachel Schewe

James Thompson Hannah Oelhafen

Joshua Snyder Madeline Schroeder

Rebecca Bieberitz

Nathan Riley

Sofia Spiegelberg

Jonathan Riebe

Jacob Bitter

Leah Miller

Christian Stoeberl

Noah Arnold

Isaiah Zabell

Jodi Halvorson

Alexander Dimke Christian Fuller

Philip Snyder

Dana Pietrzyk

Claire Schimanski Nathan Boulden

Jacob Kieselhorst Johanna Fischer

Andrew Scharf Katrina Halldorson

Philip Balge

Isaiah Glisper

NEBRASKA LHS

CALIFORNIA LHS

Jayson Tuman

Kati Aguilar

Benjamin Moore

Mercedes Kuil

Buok Chuol

Natasha Oblender

LUTHER HIGH

Benjamin Mahnke

Mikayla Riley

Allison Meyer

Lydia Schultz

Quinn Handy

Michaela Johnson

MICHIGAN LHS

Ryan Mitchell

Courtney Ritter

Erika Rosenbaum

Alesha Willer

ILLINOIS LHS

Julia Kubath

Emily Witkowski

Hannah Hinz

MANITOWOC LHS

Aimee Olsen

Maria Unke

Donovan Waege

Katie Lindemann

Nicholas Stubbe Meredith Liermann

Noah Melso

WISCONSIN LHS

Zachary Bloomquist

Carrington Cunningham

Kenton Fabian

Gabrielle Steidl

Michael Radue

Alexandra Loper

Zachary Kopplin

WINNEBAGO LUTHERAN ACADEMY

Eddie Powe

Brianna Asik-Quezada Benjamin Baumann Jon Pedersen

Joshua Thiesfeldt

Luke Meihack Brandon Harshbarger

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GREAT PLAINS LHS

Ashley Peterson

Sydney Peterson

Michelle Goens

Benjamin Walter

MICHIGAN LUTHERAN SEMINARY

Amber Crowl

Mark Burger

Jordan Massiah

Leah Plocher

Mattison Martindale

Dallas Biga

Aislinn Eddy

Andrew Owczarzak

Kayla Balogh

SungGon Kim

Risa Fellers

Joshua Gensmer

Mary Story

Joshua Barnett

Rachel Goddard

Jessie Amstein

Samantha Schoch

Seth Willitz

Cassandra Schnose

Bryon Bovee II

Rebecca Carpenter

MINNESOTA VALLEY LHS

Austin Kaufmann

Julie Marker

Ziwen Shi

Julia Cemprola

David Moreno

Taylor Glowicki

Joel Koelpin

NORTHLAND LHS

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Callahan Diersen

Kaitlyn Roux

Ethan Prins

Levi Stelljes

William Rauh

Jacob Price

Halley Engelbrecht

PUBLIC / PRIVATE / HOME SCHOOL / INTERNATIONAL

Alizé Brassow Osceola HS-WI

Nathan Curtis

Georgia Connections Academy

Rebecca Johnson Montara Hamilton Red Lion Christian Academy-DE

Princess Margaret Sec School-Antigua

Evan Tolkkinen Delano HS-MN

Lydia Bitter

Christina Wolfgramm Austin Claflin

Bemidji HS-MN

Gabe Jacobsen Home School-MN

Lyceum #6-Russia

Southern Door HS-WI

Mya Kessler

Taylor Schoenherr

Lewiston-Altura HS-MN

Jefferson HS-WI

Morgan Steffke Buchanan Potthast NE Wisconsin Luth HS-Green Bay WI

Hope Christian Academy-ND

Claudia Meyer

Clara Kammueller

Union Colony Prep-CO

Lincoln HS-WI

EVERGREEN LHS

Haleigh Weiers

Abigail Bartel

Belle Plaine HS-MN

Baraboo HS-WI

Alyssa Bergemann

Jonah Bond

Katelyn Schwartz

KETTLE MORAINE LHS

Cassandra Rose

Joseph Behm

Madison Leckwee

Emmalie Olsen

Daniel Wolff

Elizabeth Schoeneck

Samuel Mooney

Joshua Wordell

SHORELAND LHS

Benjamin Roekle Kendra Neumann

Zirui Wang

Hannah Hunziker

CONGRATULATIONS, AWARD WINNERS! National Merit Finalist Scholarship

Presidential Scholarship (HS valedictorians) Joel Koelpin (Minnesota Valley LHS)

Sofia Spiegelberg (Luther Prep)

Courtney Ritter (Michigan LHS)

Julia Kubath (Michigan LHS)

Christopher Walther (Luther Prep)

Noah Melso (Manitowoc LHS)

Sara Wentzel (Arizona Lutheran Academy) 15

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Arizona Lutheran Academy

Nov 16-17

Lori

Come Visit Us! PERSONAL VISIT

California LHS

Oct 19-20

Lori

Choose a day that works for you.

Divine Savior Academy

January

David

East Fork LHS

Nov 15

Lori

Experience campus and dorm life with your personal MLC student host.

Evergreen LHS

Sep 28-29

Galen

Fox Valley LHS

Sep 28-29

Ross, Lori

Great Plains LHS

Sep 6-7

Galen

Huron Valley LHS

Oct 4

David

Illinois LHS

Sep 20

David

Kettle Moraine LHS

Oct 4-5

Ross, Galen

Lakeside LHS

Oct 9-10

Lori, David, Galen

Luther High

Sep 7-8

Ross

Luther Prep (seniors)

Sep 14-15

Ross, Lori, David, Galen

Luther Prep (juniors)

Oct 11-13

Ross, Lori, David, Galen

Manitowoc LHS

Sep 13

David

Michigan LHS

Sep 21

David

Talk to athletic coaches, music directors, and professors.

Michigan Lutheran Seminary (seniors)

Oct 5-6

Lori, David

Michigan Lutheran Seminary (sophs)

Nov 26

Lori, David

Hear personal ministry stories from experienced called workers.

Michigan Lutheran Seminary (juniors)

Nov 27-28

Lori, David

Minnesota Valley LHS

Oct 25

Ross, Lori

Nebraska LHS

Sep 19

Ross

Northland LHS

Sep 11

Galen

Rocky Mountain LHS

Oct 19

Ross

St. Croix LHS

Oct 17-18

Ross, Galen

Shoreland LHS

Oct 2-3

Galen

West LHS

Sep 27

David

Winnebago Lutheran Academy

Sep 26-27

Ross, Lori

Wisconsin LHS

Sep 12-13

Lori, David, Galen

Visit classes and enjoy co-curriculars.

Discuss your future with admissions counselors.

For the best possible experience, please contact us several weeks ahead of time to schedule your personal visit.

2017-18 FOCUS ON MINISTRY Experience campus and dorm life from Thursday to Saturday.

Meet MLC students who faced the same questions and choices you face today.

Oct 26-28 Nov 2-4 (Musical) Dec 7-9 (Tip-Off Tourney) Jan 25-27 (Winter Carnival)

PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS . . .

HOMESCHOOL STUDENTS . . . PARENTS . . .

We would love to visit you! Please contact us! admissions@mlc-wels.edu / 507.354.8221