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March 2, 2026Campus Ministry, Featured, Lutheran Identity, News, School of Education, Student of the Month, Students, TeachingJacob Miller is named CUW Undergrad Student of the Month
CUW is pleased to honor one outstanding undergraduate student for February. Congratulations, Jacob!
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February 10, 2026Featured, Lutheran Identity, News, School of Education, Spotlight, Students, TeachingA call renewed through faith and perseverance
Jennifer Anderson’s journey is a powerful reminder that God’s call is not derailed by hardship — and that His grace sustains us through every season.
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Called to educate: Libby MacGillis named 2026 SWD Teacher of the Year
Libby MacGillis: Shepherding a school community through faith, leadership and service.
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Called to educate: Kyle Jagler named 2026 SWD Teacher of the Year
Kyle Jagler: Leading students in faith, service and life through classroom and competition.
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Called to educate: Amber Curtis named 2026 SWD Teacher of the Year
Amber Curtis: Sharing Jesus with joy through the hearts of the youngest learners.
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January 27, 2026Admissions, Featured, Lutheran Identity, News, School of Education, Students, TeachingNLSW Spotlight: Margaret Herbrich, New Lutheran
In honor of National Lutheran Schools Week, Concordia is highlighting several CUW students who are proud graduates of Lutheran high schools. One of them is Margaret Herbrich, a second-year student majoring in Lutheran Early Childhood General and Special Education and a graduate of New Lutheran High School.
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Called to educate: Alumna Autumn Bynum named 2026 SWD Teacher of the Year
Autumn Bynum: Seeing every child as God’s own through a life of Lutheran education.
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December 17, 2025Alumni, Continuing Education, Featured, Graduate Studies, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Education, TeachingThe Uncommon Professor: Her Next Act Begins With a Doctorate
From teaching her lined-up dolls as a child to instructing college students today, meet La Tasha Fields (’25), a graduate of the Leadership in Innovation and Continuous Improvement (LICI) program at CUW.
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Answering the Literacy Crisis: Why Become a Reading Teacher or Reading Specialist at Concordia
Across the nation, schools are facing an urgent literacy crisis. Reports show that far too many children struggle to read at grade level, and the gap only widens as students move through school.
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Math meets creativity: When numbers come alive through art
In Concordia’s Elementary Curriculum and Methods in Teaching Mathematics course, future educators discovered just how powerful creativity can be when paired with numbers and shapes.
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