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The 95 Theses of a modern student
95 Theses: While students today are not battling papal backlash, they do struggle with mental health crises, an increasingly divisive culture, and a lack of hope for the future.
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May 23, 2025Administration, Alumni, Continuing Education, Featured, Graduate Studies, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Education, TeachingThe Uncommon Teacher Whose Path to CUW Was in God’s Time
Meet Dawn Randall, a multilingual teacher, who recently graduated in the Leadership in Innovation and Continuous Improvement (LICI) program at Concordia University Wisconsin.
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The uncommon graduate with an impetus for continued success strives to help others
Deborah Frances Pierre ('25)—but call her Frances—has spent many years paving her way to a doctoral degree. On May 2, she was glowing as she walked across the stage at Concordia’s Commencement with her head held high. Her confidence quite contagious, she proudly accepted her Doctorate of Education in Leadership in Innovation and Continuous Improvement (LICI) program.
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May 3, 2024Batterman School of Business, Campus Ministry, Department of Undergraduate Business, Featured, Live Uncommon, NewsThe uncommon graduate who didn’t take “No” for an answer
Pursuing a degree in Business Analytics, Robert's journey has been a testament to his unwavering perseverance.
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May 2, 2024Achievements, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Education, Students, Veterans & MilitaryThe uncommon kindergarten teacher drawing upon lessons learned through health struggles and military service
Meet James Jacobs, whose path from a 27-year stint in the military to a new career in elementary education has included some very challenging obstacles—including a serious stroke and lengthy hospital stay.
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The uncommon globetrotter who’s bringing her broadened horizons to patient care
Meet Miya Yi (’24), one of the most well-traveled individuals to graduate from CUW’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program. Miya stands ready to blend her wealth of cultural experience with her newly gained leadership skills for the benefit of patients.
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May 1, 2024Achievements, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, Natural Sciences, News, Research, School of Arts and Sciences, StudentsThe uncommon computational biochemist who is Ivy-League-bound
Meet Yushin Kim (’24), a biochemistry major and computer science minor who has been accepted into a prestigious PhD program within Yale University’s Biochemistry Quantitative Biology Biophysics, and Structural Biology Track.
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May 1, 2024Achievements, Business Community Partners, Department of Psychology, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Professions, StudentsThe uncommon social worker making the most of his second chance
Meet Drew Lindsey (’24), who worked his way off academic probation and onto a path of paying it forward for the sake of those with behavioral health struggles.
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April 30, 2024Achievements, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Pharmacy, StudentsThe uncommon PharmD trailblazing a new track for medication industry marketers
Meet Sofija Rosich (’24), who is among the 3% of PharmD applicants nationwide to earn a coveted Rutgers marketing fellowship.
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April 29, 2024Campus Ministry, Featured, Live Uncommon, Lutheran Identity, Music, News, School of Arts and Sciences, TheologyThe uncommon theologian who has developed faithfully in mind, body, and spirit
Harrison Hulse has grown from a shy, uncertain freshman into a confident, accomplished scholar and respected spiritual leader.
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