Welcome, everyone, to Concordia’s 2025 Homecoming!
We’ve been looking forward with excitement to this weekend, and we’re so glad you’re here. Congratulations to our reunion classes, and thank you for your devotion to this amazing place.
Now in my third Homecoming as president (still not a big enough number to claim I know what I’m doing at these rodeos), Kelly and I are deeply grateful to be part of the Concordia community. Over the past couple of years, we’ve had the chance to meet so many of you and hear how your time here shaped your life, your work, and your sense of purpose. That, of course, is what this place is all about — helping students find meaning and direction so they can live out Concordia’s mission to influence the affairs of the world with thoughtfulness, faith, and love of neighbor.
Homecoming is a chance to see that mission in action — alumni reconnecting, faculty and staff welcoming you back, students full of energy and promise, and all of us gathering as one Cobber community. Whether you’re attending the football game, taking in a concert, or simply walking around this beautiful campus, I hope you take time to soak it all in.
Cobbers like you make this place what it is. Thank you for being here and for carrying Concordia’s mission with you into the world. I hope this Homecoming is full of joy, renewal, and new memories.
Soli Deo Gloria,
President Colin C. Irvine
Welcome from Homecoming Chair
Hello Cobbers! The Homecoming Committee and I are delighted to welcome you all back to campus for this year’s Homecoming festivities.
Homecoming is one of the most exciting times to be on campus. It’s a time when Cobbers from all over can come together and celebrate their Cobber pride during longstanding traditions and events such as the parade, football game, the alumni breakfast, and more!
This year’s Homecoming theme is “There’s No Place Like Homecoming” to illustrate that no matter where life might take you, there’s a path that leads back home to Concordia!
Soli Deo Gloria,
Eden Weinhandl ’27 2025 Homecoming Chair
Homecoming Committee
(Left to Right) Row 1: Lydia Repnow ’27, Olivia Swenson ’26, Eden Weinhandl ’27, Jordan Jensen ’26, Emma Ravnaas ’27 Row 2: Karly Peterson ’28, Anusheh Shreonty ’28, Hannah Hulett ’28, Jamie Dodson ’26, Mia Donner ’28 Row 3: Greta Bjorklund ’28, Ana Risnes ’28, Eliza Mcintyre ’28, Abbey Rudd ’26, Olivia Hanson ’27, Rosella Geraci ’27 Row 4: Faith Fuglseth ’27, Qwame Martin ’26, Kortney Leppke ’26, Domanik Hagen ’28, Leah Lenz ’26, Avery Harsell ’26
National Alumni Board
The Concordia College Alumni Association sustains and advances Concordia’s mission by strengthening the relationship between the college and its alumni, and alumni and students, through active engagement and supporting enrollment, and giving and career initiatives. Board members serve a four-year term, with the exception of officers, and are recommended by peers at ConcordiaCollege.edu/NABNomination.
Officers
President: Elizabeth “Liz” (Maiers) Cheney ’03
Secretary: Layne Danielson ’95
Vice President: Pete Seljevold ’84
Alumni Board Members
The Rev. Lisa Ahlness ’84, Barbara (Walther) Anderson ’84, Steven “Steve” Buchholz ’69, David Burd ’87, Hyung “Joon” Cho ’04, Noah Ford-Dunker ’13, Scott Ellingson ’77, Adam Frazier ’18, Elle (Lorenson) Grothaus ’92, Rhoda (Anderson) Habedank ’85, Berit (Wallevand) Harvey ’15, Allen “Al” Holm ’79, Brandon Huether ’10, Kai Janovsky Western ’00, Christopher Jones ’98, Rhonda (Houlberg) Kalvig ’89, Susan “Sue” (Rathbun) Kortemeier ’76, Krista (Wee) Nelson ’72, Kristine “Kris” (Frejie) Olson ’90, Alexi Waul ’03
Members Elect
Arday Ardayfio ’02, Zahra Banks ’20, Julie (Fellman) Christianson ’00, Jeremy Kovash ’95, Mike Lee ’79, Meagan McDougall ’13, Jennifer (Ortloff) Philaya ’97, Brett Rossell ’91
2025 HOMECOMING SCHEDULE
*Requires preregistration and/or a fee (prices will increase on Sept. 29)
THURSDAY, OCT. 2
Chapel • 9:50 a.m. • Centrum, Knutson Campus Center
Campus Tours • 10:30 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. • Leave from Atrium, Knutson Campus Center
Hosted by Student Ambassadors.
1975 50th Reunion Luncheon with President Colin Irvine*
12:30-2 p.m. • Centrum, Knutson Campus Center • Registration required; cost $24 Enjoy lunch with classmates and hear from President Colin Irvine.
1980 45th Reunion Tours
2-3:30 p.m. • Integrated Science Center and Sanford Heimarck School of Health Professions Join classmates for a tour of these two buildings. Meet in the ISC lobby.
The Manternach Memorial Mural by Cyrus M. Running
2:15-2:30 p.m. • Top of the Staircase, Knutson Campus Center
Please join us in a celebratory reception for the reinstallation of “The Manternach Memorial Mural” by Cyrus M. Running, who created the monumental painting as a memorial for Gordon S. Manternach — a Concordia graduate who lived near the college with his family — in the Carl B. Ylvisaker Library in 1966. The mural, damaged by roof leakage, was removed from the library and given to The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum for future care in 2011. Beginning in 2022, the Rourke began working with painter, art restorer, and Concordia alumnus Mark Larson to restore the piece. Members of the Concordia College Art Department worked with the Rourke during the summer of 2025 to bring this important piece of college history back to campus for display. Chris Mortenson, current associate professor of art, and Jonathan Rutter, director of the Rourke, will give remarks beginning at 2:15 p.m. on the effort to restore this historic painting and bring it to a new home on campus.
50th Reunion (1975) Tour of Athletic Spaces
2:30-3:30 p.m. • Memorial Auditorium and Jake Christiansen Stadium
Tour the indoor and outdoor athletic spaces on campus. Meet outside the ticket booth in Offutt Concourse.
50th Reunion (1975) Tour of Sanford Heimarck School of Health Professions
2:30-3:30 p.m. • Sanford Heimarck School of Health Professions
Tour the School of Health Professions. Meet at the building.
Dr. Dovre Book Signing • 3:15-4:30 p.m. • Center for Student Success (formerly the Normandy)
Hear remarks from Dr. Paul J. Dovre about his time at Concordia. He will sign copies of his book, which will be available for purchase at the bookstore before the event.
Pre-Banquet Social Hour • 5:30-6:30 p.m. • Atrium, Knutson Campus Center
Enjoy a beverage and join fellow Cobbers and friends for a social hour prior to the banquet. Cash bar available.
Homecoming Banquet* • 6:30 p.m. • Centrum, Knutson Campus Center
Registration required; seating reserved; cost $55
The Homecoming Banquet recognizes 11 distinguished graduates with the presentation of the Alumni Achievement Award, the Sent Forth Award, the Called to Serve Award, the Special Recognition Award and the John S. Pierce Ambassadorship Award. Join us as we honor the Rev. Michael Housholder ’86, Stephanie (Frandle) Lundquist ’98, Dr. Patricia (Vold) Pepper ’86, Dr. Kevin Urdahl ’87, Dr. Arthur Molvik ’64, Roger ’69 and Bonita (Schon) ’69 Neugebauer, Dr. Peter Smerud ’86, Andrea (Hydukovich) Stordahl ’05, Dustin White ’05, Eric Johnson ’82, and Linda Dorn ’90.
Cobber Volleyball vs. St. Olaf • 6-8:30 p.m. • Memorial Auditorium
Tickets available at the game or online.
Reunion Gatherings
Class of 1970 (55th Reunion) • 7:30-10:30 p.m. • Midtown Tavern, 2223 US-10 East, Moorhead
Informal gathering — food and drinks available for purchase.
Class of 1975 (50th Reunion) • 8:30-10:30 p.m. • Knutson Campus Center
Informal gathering — cash bar.
Class of 1980 (45th Reunion) • 8:30-10:30 p.m. • Knutson Campus Center
Informal gathering — cash bar.
Class of 1985 (40th Reunion) • 8:30-10:30 p.m. • The Maize, Knutson Campus Center
Informal gathering — cash bar with Blū Kanū, brother-sister duo Rhoda (Anderson) Habedank ’85 and Artie Anderson ’90.
Class of 1990 (35th Reunion) • 5-7 p.m. • Hilton Garden Inn, 4351 17th Ave. S., Fargo Happy hour. Cost $17.50 per person. Venmo @Candace-Lilyquist.
Class of 1990 (35th Reunion) • 8:30-10:30 p.m. • The Maize, Knutson Campus Center
Informal gathering — cash bar with Blū Kanū, brother-sister duo Rhoda (Anderson) Habedank ’85 and Artie Anderson ’90.
Class of 1995 (30th Reunion) • 6-9 p.m. • Midtown Tavern, 2223 US-10 East, Moorhead
Informal gathering — food and drinks available for purchase.
Class of 2000 (25th Reunion) • 8-10 p.m. • Brewhalla, 1702 First Ave. N., Fargo
Informal gathering — food and drinks available for purchase.
Class of 2020 (5th Reunion) • 7-9 p.m. • Brewhalla, 1702 First Ave. N., Fargo
Informal gathering — food and drinks available for purchase.
SATURDAY, OCT. 4
Cobber 5K Fun Run & Kids’ Niblet 1 Mile* • Memorial Auditorium
7-8 a.m. Registration for Cobber 5k Fun Run & Kids’ Niblet 1 Mile*
8:30 a.m. Homecoming Cobber 5k (all ages welcome)
9:30 a.m. Kids’ Niblet Mile (12 and under)
Registration and race details at https://runsignup.com/Race/MN/Moorhead/Cobber5k
Reunion Breakfasts • Spend time with your classmates during these special class breakfasts. You can check in and receive your registration materials at your breakfast.
5th (’20) 8:30-10:30 a.m., Junkyard Brewing, 1416 First Ave. N., Moorhead, pancake bar, snacks, and one beer included. Venmo Tate Hovland @Tate-Hovland ($15)
Young Alumni Breakfast (classes 2021-2025) • 9:30-11 a.m. • Mick’s Office, Moorhead Registration not required; pancakes and beverages available for purchase.
Admission Presentation and Tour • 9:30 a.m. • Available for prospective students and their families. For registration information, contact the Admission Office at 218.299.3004.
Education Department Alumni Reception • 10-10:45 a.m. • Second Floor Old Main
The Education Club invites current and former education majors to gather for refreshments and conversation.
Game day fun for the whole family! Bring the crew to enjoy games, delicious food, and exclusive Cobber merchandise before Cobber Football takes on the Saints of St. Scholastica. Featuring special gatherings, such as National Alumni Board and Cobber Wrestling Tailgate (for Wrestling alumni, family, and friends, who will meet behind the third baseline dugout of Bucky Burgau Baseball Field at 11:30 a.m.)
Football vs. St. Scholastica • 1 p.m. • Jake Christiansen Stadium
Tickets are available at the gate. During halftime, the 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees will be recognized.
Men’s Soccer vs. St. Mary’s University • 1 p.m. • Soccer Field • Tickets are available at the gate.
Women’s Soccer vs. St. Mary’s University • 3:30 p.m. • Soccer Field • Tickets are available at the gate.
Afternoon Reunion Gatherings
Class of 2015 (10th Reunion) • 4-6 p.m. • Murphy’s Pub., 808 30th Ave. S., Moorhead Informal gathering, with cash bar and food available for purchase.
1975 Norway Band Tour Reunion • 3-5 p.m. • Band Rehearsal Room, Hvidsten Hall Reminisce with fellow 1975 band tour participants. Refreshments served. No cost.
25th (2000) MIAC Championship Hockey Team Reunion Gathering • 4:30 p.m. • Mick’s Office Food and drinks available for purchase; mix and mingle with your fellow hockey teammates.
Lambda Delta Sigma Alumni • Tea 5-6 p.m. • Birkeland Alumni Lounge, Offutt Concourse Alumni will enjoy treats and share their experiences and memories of Lambda Delta Sigma. RSVP: lds.alum.cc@gmail.com
Athletic Hall of Fame Reception* • 5-7:30 p.m. • Centrum, Knutson Campus Center Registration is required, with a cost of $20. The 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees will be honored.
Homecoming Concert • 6:30 p.m. • Memorial Auditorium
Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students, and free for Concordia students, faculty, and staff. Purchase tickets at ConcordiaTickets.com.
40th (’85) 7:30 p.m., Sons of Norway Kringen Lodge, 722 Second Ave. S., Fargo. Light appetizers and cash bar. Freewill donations to help cover costs of food and venue.
20th (’05) 7 p.m., Vic’s Bar and Grill, 1608 Main Ave. SE, Moorhead. Food and drink available for purchase. 15th (’10) 8:30 p.m., Front Street Taproom, 614 Main Ave., Fargo. Food and drink available for purchase. 5th (’20) 8 p.m., Murphy’s Pub, 808 30th Ave. S., Moorhead. Informal gathering, with cash bar and food available for purchase.
All Music Reunion Gathering (for all class years) • 8:30 p.m. • Knutson Campus Center • $18
25th and 35th (2000 and 1990) Women’s Cross Country Reunion Gathering
8:30 p.m. • Knutson Campus Center • $18, mix and mingle with your fellow cross country and track teammates.
30th (1995) Men’s Soccer Reunion Gathering • 8:30 p.m. • Knutson Campus Center $18, mix and mingle with your soccer teammates and the Class of 1995. All soccer alumni are welcome!
SUNDAY, OCT. 5
35th Reunion (1990) Memorial Prayer for Deceased Classmates • 9:30-10:15 a.m. • Olin Hill
All-Campus Worship • 10:30-11:30 a.m. • Memorial Auditorium • All are welcome!
35th Reunion (1990) Lunch • 12:30-2:30 p.m. • Hen House, 935 37th Ave. S., Moorhead Food and drinks available for purchase.
ATHLETICS INDUCTEES
Heidi (Brenden) Selch ’01 was a two-time NCAA All-Region performer in cross country, a track and field NCAA All-American, and a two-time MIAC All-Conference cross country honoree. She won five track and field MIAC championships and earned All-American honors at the 2001 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championship Meet, placing second in the 800 meters. In 1999, Selch was Central Region Track Athlete of the Year and MIAC Indoor Meet Most Outstanding Athlete of the Year, and helped Concordia win the 1998 and 1999 MIAC indoor and 1999 MIAC outdoor team championships.
Melanie (Hageman) McNay ’08 earned WBCA All-American honors in 2008. She remains the only three-time D3hoops.com All-Region Award winner in school history and one of only 10 players in program history named to the MIAC All-Conference Team three times. McNay is also one of only 12 players in school history to score at least 1,000 points and grab 500 rebounds in a career. She finished in the Top 6 of the MIAC in scoring for three consecutive seasons. McNay is fourth on the Cobber all-time list in scoring, with 1,625 points and 690 rebounds.
Mike Hashbarger ’97, a two-sport athlete, is the only player in MIAC men’s soccer history to earn All-Conference honors as a forward, midfielder, and defender in three consecutive seasons. In 1993, he led the men’s soccer team in scoring with 33 points, fifth most in program history, and was third in MIAC in scoring. Hashbarger also posted the thirdhighest assist total in program history and tied for the conference lead in assists. In men’s hockey, Hashbarger ranked second in assists in 1994, finishing with 18 goals and 37 assists for 55 points.
Andrew Passanante ’05 received Football Gazette All-American honors in 2004, a D3football.com All-American Honorable Mention, and two MIAC All-Conference honors. Passanante led the MIAC in receptions and receiving yards. He still holds the school record for receiving yards and receptions in a single season, catching 74 passes for 1,215 yards in 2004. He is also third on the school’s all-time career receiving yard list (2,172), fifth in pass receptions (131), second in receiving touchdowns (20) and second in receptions per game (5.04).
Nathan Reiff ’00 was an All-MIAC honoree in two sports. He earned NCAA All-American honors in 1999, placing seventh in the 175-lb class. He was one of only a few Cobbers to participate in four NCAA Championship Meets. Reiff was the last Concordia wrestler to win an individual weight class at an MIAC Conference Meet — 177-lb in 1997. He was squad captain for two years and a three-time Scholastic All-American honoree. Reiff received MIAC All-Conference First Team honors in football, leading Concordia in rushing, and ranking second in total offensive yards and third in scoring.
HONORING OUR ALUMNI
The National Alumni Board recognizes alumni who are notably carrying out the mission of the college and who have distinguished themselves in their careers and service to others by conferring upon them the Alumni Achievement Award (alumni of more than 20 years) and the Sent Forth Award (alumni of less than 20 years). We also honor alumni of any age who are devoted to local community service with the Called to Serve Award.
2025 Sent Forth Award Recipients
Dustin White ’05 is a visionary leader, analytics expert, and entrepreneur. As Visa’s GM of risk and identity solutions, he drives strategic advancements which leverage artificial intelligence to prevent financial crime. A dedicated philanthropist, he supports Unseen, combating human trafficking around the world. White exemplifies Concordia’s mission through service, mentorship, and transformative leadership.
Andrea (Hydukovich)
Stordahl ’05 has revitalized McIntosh, Minnesota, by transforming vacant buildings into thriving businesses and community spaces. Through Minnesota Rust and McIntosh Properties LLC, she has fostered entrepreneurship and smalltown renewal. Her dedication to rural revitalization and community service exemplifies the spirit of the Sent Forth Award.
2025 Called to Serve Recipients
Bonnie (Schon) ’69 and Roger ’69 Neugebauer founded a magazine, Exchange, and the World Forum Foundation. These two creations helped to revolutionize early childhood education and allowed for greater communication between educators. Their leadership and commitment to early childhood education is evident. Through Exchange, they created a platform that has empowered generations of educators and leaders, while the World Forum has united professionals from more than 100 countries in a shared mission of equity, sustainability, and care for young children. Even in retirement, Roger and Bonnie continue to mentor, write, and inspire with humility, wisdom, and generosity. Their global impact and dedication to service reflect the heart of Concordia College’s mission to influence the affairs of the world through thoughtful leadership and compassionate action.
Peter Smerud ’86 has dedicated his life to environmental education and service. As executive director of Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center, he has raised more than $20 million to expand its programs and led the first renovation project in the world to achieve full Living Building certification. In 2025, he helped establish Minnesota’s Outdoor School For All Act, ensuring every child in the state has access to outdoor learning. Internationally, he shared Wolf Ridge’s model in China, helping launch nature-based programs abroad. Named the 2023 National Nature Center Leadership Award recipient, Smerud continues to inspire learners of all ages with humility, integrity, and a deep sense of purpose — exemplifying the mission of Concordia College.
2024 Alumni Achievement Award Recipient
Dr. Arthur Molvik ’64 retired from his position as a physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California in 2007, following 35 years of contributions to physics and technology — including progress toward controlled thermonuclear fusion. After retiring, he continued as a lab associate. His publications include collaborations with scientists at CERN, the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, and the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research. He is a fellow of the American Physical Society and a referee for multiple physics journals.
2025 Alumni Achievement Award Recipients
The Rev. Michael Housholder ’86 has led Lutheran Church of Hope in West Des Moines, Iowa, for 24 years, growing it into a 16,000-member congregation. A dynamic leader, he champions community outreach, global mission efforts, and faith-driven service, making a lasting impact locally and beyond. He is also a respected mentor and speaker, inspiring faith communities nationwide with his vision for vibrant service-centered ministry.
Stephanie Lundquist ’98 executive vice president and chief human resources officer at Cargill, oversees HR strategy for 155,000 employees globally. Previously, she held executive roles at Target, driving business transformation. A 1998 Concordia College alumna and Board of Regents member, she champions leadership and inclusion in her field. She is widely respected as a mentor and role model for emerging leaders.
Dr. Patricia (Vold) Pepper ’86 a retired U.S. Navy captain, physician, and medical educator, has trained hundreds of residents and contributed to groundbreaking diabetes research. A dedicated leader in military medicine and humanitarian efforts, she continues to influence healthcare through teaching and consulting. Widely respected for her mentorship and compassionate care, she exemplifies Concordia’s mission of service and impact.
Dr. Kevin Urdahl ’87 is a leading physician-scientist whose research on tuberculosis has transformed our understanding of immunity and vaccine development. As a professor at the University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital, his work is globally recognized and funded by the National Institutes of Health and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. He is a dedicated mentor and leader in tuberculosis research.
2025 John S. Pierce Ambassadorship Award
Linda (Hoag) Dorn ’90 has been a dedicated advocate for Concordia College, serving as a class agent, reunion chair, National Alumni Board member, and Twin Cities CORD committee leader. She has helped organize dozens of alumni events, mentored students through the Insight Exchange program, and regularly supported career networking opportunities on campus. Professionally, Dorn is assistant director of stewardship at Carleton College and the owner and travel advisor of Northstar Journeys by Linda. She and her husband, Mark, have generously supported Concordia scholarships and missiondriven initiatives for many years.
2025 Special Recognition Award
Eric Johnson ’82 served Concordia College for nearly 20 years in the Advancement Division, most recently as director of Alumni Relations. A proud Cobber and former U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General, Johnson brought a wealth of experience and a deep passion for Concordia’s mission to his work. He strengthened key traditions such as Homecoming, Family Weekend, and Move-In Day, launched the SALT (Students and Alumni Linked Together) program, and expanded alumni programming across the country and globe. Known for his energy, humor, and dedication, Johnson built meaningful connections among students, alumni, and the college community that will endure for generations.
Nominate: Alumni, friends, and family of alumni are encouraged to nominate graduates of Concordia College who have demonstrated outstanding vocational achievement or service to their community. Learn more and submit a nomination at ConcordiaCollege.edu/AlumniAwards
GLOBAL TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES
Ireland Tour •
May 12-23, 2026
ConcordiaCollege.edu/AlumniTravel
This 12-day tour offers an immersive journey through the Ireland’s rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes, with Concordia’s Dr. Dawn Duncan, an expert in Irish studies. In Dublin, we trace the rebellion that led to independence from the British Empire, see great theatre, explore historic sites, and enjoy fun nights. Then we move to the wild west coast and Galway, the region’s artistic capital, to explore the Aran Islands and the movie-making scenery of Connemara.
Greece and Turkey •
May 17-27, 2026
Join Dr. Michael Chan, vice president for mission and inclusion, and Dr. Heather Waddell, chair of Concordia’s Greek and Roman studies department and associate professor of English, for an immersive journey into the historical and cultural foundations of Christianity and democracy. Together, they will trace the footsteps of transformative figures such as Plato and Paul, exploring their lives, writings, and the enduring influence they have had on Western thought and society.
The Sounds and Tastes of Austria • May 20-30,
2026
Experience an immersive, authentic Austrian adventure with Dr. Sonja Wentling, professor of history and dean of the School of Arts and Sciences at Concordia College, a native of Austria, and Mary Maus Kosir, former executive director of Concordia Language Villages. Start in Vienna, with its music heritage and architectural grandeur, and then visit Salzburg, Mozart’s hometown. Enjoy the sights, sounds, and tastes of Austria, including coffee houses, wine gardens, historic palaces, museums, concerts, and food.
Northern Italy • June 16-26, 2026
Experience the history and beauty of northern Italy with Eric Dregni, dean of Concordia’s Italian Language Village. Cruise Lake Como, tour the Villa Balbianello, and explore San Pellegrino Terme. Learn the history of Bergamo, and continue to Brescia. Follow the Franciacorta Wine Route, visit Monte Isola, see picturesque Sirmione, and visit Modena to tour Galleria Ferrari, a balsamic vinegar factory, and the Albinelli market. Visit Byzantine mosaics in Ravenna, Dante Alighieri’s tomb, and the beach.
LOCAL ALUMNI EVENTS
Host an event in your area for Cobbers and Alumni Relations Concordia will help promote it — and reimburse you up to $250 a year for expenses. The event can be social, networking, service-oriented, or anything else you’re interested in. Currently, we have Twin Cities and Fargo-Moorhead committees focused on connecting alumni. To find out more about hosting an event or joining a local committee, contact Alumni Relations at alumni@cord.edu or 218.299.3734.
DATES TO REMEMBER
The Concordia Band Tour
Event details at Alumni.cord.edu/Events
Oct. 24-Nov. 2 • Home Concert at 2 p.m. Nov. 2
Concordiacollege.edu/Band
Concordia Giving Day • Nov. 20
Support student scholarships
Concordia Christmas Concerts
Dec. 4, 5, 6 • Moorhead
Concordia Christmas Concerts
Dec. 11 • Minneapolis
STAY CONNECTED
Join Cobbers Connect
Alumni.cord.edu
The Concordia Orchestra Tour
March 4-14 • Home Concert at 2 p.m. March 14
ConcordiaCollege.edu/Orchestra
The Concordia Choir Tour
Feb. 28-March 15 • Home Concert at 4 p.m. March 15
ConcordiaCollege.edu/ChoirTour
Celebration of Student Scholarship
April 15
Commencement Weekend • May 1-3
BOOKSTORE HOURS
Friday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jostens rep available 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday: 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jostens rep available all hours
Sunday: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Jostens rep available all hours
DINING HOURS
Anderson Commons Knutson Campus Center
Our all-you-care-to-eat buffet meals served in Anderson Commons are $17.25 plus tax.
