Overcoming Adversity
Two years ago, Andrea Rognlien had a blood clot in her shoulder that led to having a rib removed. And that led to a collapsed lung. In hindsight, those events may have been the best things to happen to her tennis career. “I feel like I’m better than I was,†said the Concordia senior. “I don’t think I’d be playing at this level if that hadn’t have happened.â€

The Perfect Combination
Teaching biology and chemistry as one course helps the students relate the disciplines to each other and gives them a better overall understanding of science.


Faculty Profile: David Boggs
Art professor David Boggs attributes his 27-year dedication to Concordia to the college's commitment to small class sizes.


Alumni Profile: Alisa Whitley '02
Alisa Whitley '02 found a unique way to use her history degree. Her job at the Marine Corps Archives & Special Collections has her processing collections of historical documents from U.S. Marine Corps personnel.


Faculty Profile: Dr. Dawn Duncan
Dr. Dawn Duncan, English, describes her role as a preparer: readying students for change by providing experiences (both locally and globally) with a goal of not just making them successful in what they do, but also better citizens and human beings.





































































