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Vocation Speakers-in-Residence
Is it possible to live out my faith in any career field?
We believe the answer is “Yes!”
The Vocation Speaker-in-Residence series offers Concordia
students the opportunity to explore that question with nationally
distinguished persons in a variety of fields of service who
speak clearly and passionately about their work in light of
their Christian faith. During each academic year we will welcome
a number of nationally recognized speakers to Concordia College.
The Call to Serve Project and Campus Ministry invite academic
departments and student organizations to co-sponsor these
residencies. During each 1-2 day residence, students will
have the opportunity to interact with speakers in a variety
of settings typically including Chapel, Wednesday Evening
Communion Worship, and class discussions.
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2005-2006 Vocation Speakers-in-Residence
January 18-19, Sara Meslow , Founder & Executive Director, Camp Odayin for Kids with Heart Disease
2004-2005 Vocations Speakers-in-Residence
April 4, Ralph Hutchison, Coordinator for the Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance
March 16-17, Sheila Radford Hill, author, community developer, education leader, and social activist
March 9, Paul Loeb, author of Soul of a Citizen: Living with Conviction in a Cynical Time and The Impossible Will Take a Little While
November 9-11, Herb Morgenthaler, Retired Director of Partner Business for Daytons Corporation and avid Community Volunteer
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