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Concordia College (Moorhead, Minnesota)

May 29, 2023

Concordia College is a private liberal arts college in Moorhead, Minnesota. Founded by Norwegian settlers in 1891, the school is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Concordia is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and has a total student enrollment of 2,531. It offers Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, Master of Education, and Master of Science in nutrition degrees.

Concordia College
Former name
Concordia Academy (1891–1927)
MottoSoli Deo Gloria
Motto in English
"Glory to God Alone"
TypePrivate liberal arts college
EstablishedOctober 31, 1891 (1891-10-31)
Religious affiliation
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Academic affiliations
NAICU,[1] Space-grant
Endowment$156.6 million (2020)[2]
Budget$117.8 million (2016)[3]
PresidentWilliam Craft
DeanEric Eliason
Academic staff
248[4]
Administrative staff
400+[5]
Undergraduates2,531[6]
Location
Moorhead
,
Minnesota
,
U.S.

46°51′55″N 96°46′12″W / 46.86528°N 96.77000°W / 46.86528; -96.77000
CampusUrban, 113 acres (46 ha)[6]
Colors   Maroon & Gold
NicknameCobbers
Sporting affiliations
NCAA Division III – MIAC
MascotKernel Cobb
Websitewww.cord.edu

Since Concordia was founded, it has articulated a Christian and global curriculum. Students are required to take courses in health, communication, religion, and culture. The university maintains athletic teams in 22 sports and carries 19 music ensembles, including The Concordia Choir, The Concordia Orchestra, and The Concordia Band.

History

 
Old Main, constructed in 1906, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Concordia College was dedicated as a private academy on October 31, 1891, by a group of approximately one dozen Norwegian pastors and laymen[7] who had recently settled in the Red River Valley. The school was founded on the property of the former Episcopalian Bishop Whipple School, which had closed in 1887.[8] English professor Ingebrikt Grose of St. Olaf College was asked to preside over the academy,[9] which at that time offered mixed-sex education in English literature, natural sciences, mathematics, piano, and organ.[10] The school opened with three faculty and twelve students.[11]

In 1892, Rasmus Bogstad, a Norwegian pastor, raised funds to build a male dormitory on campus grounds. His efforts led to the construction of Academy Hall.[12] In 1893, Grose resigned and recently hired business professor Hans Aaker took his place.[13] Aaker became mayor of Moorhead in 1900 and left two years later when that job compromised his dedication to the school.[14] Bogstad was appointed Concordia's next president and established its liberal tradition.[15] Under Bogstad, Concordia constructed a new academic building, now called Old Main.[16]

Henry O. Shurson held the presidency after Bogstad resigned in 1910 until Johan A. Aasgaard was appointed in 1911.[9] Under Aasgaard, the nearby Park Region College and Bruflat Academy were merged with Concordia,[17] and a new library was built in what is now called Grose Hall.[18] In 1925, John N. Brown became president and oversaw Concordia's accreditation by the North Central Association in 1927.[19] Eleven years later, a female dormitory was built, named Fjelstad Hall,[20] and in 1947, a male dormitory was built, later called Brown Hall.[21]

Joseph "Prexy Joe" Knutson became president in 1951, and presided over the construction of 16 buildings and the increase in enrollment to 1592 students.[22] Under his leadership, the Concordia Annual Fund, which continues today, was established to raise money for the college's interests.[23] Dr. Paul J. Dovre took the presidency in 1975[9] and oversaw new college programs and articulated Concordia's Lutheran mission.[24] Since 1999, the college has been presided by Thomas W. Thomsen, who implemented the design for a new campus center, and Dr. Pamela M. Jolicoeur, who established plans for the college's Offutt School of Business. Construction on the Offutt School of Business was completed in late 2012, and hosted students in the fall semester of 2013.[9] Today, the school is led by Dr. William J. Craft.[25]

Academics

Concordia is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.[26][27] It enrolls 2,531 students[6] and offers 61 majors and 12 pre-professional programs.[28] Master of Education degrees are offered,[29] and the most popular majors are business, education, and communication.[6]

The college upholds a curriculum that centers on a Christian and global perspective.[30] Affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Concordia practices the liberal arts from the Lutheran theological tradition.[31][32] Faculty are encouraged to retain Becoming Responsibly Engaged in the World (BREW) as a thematic focus in their instructions.[33] The college operates by a semester calendar[6] and first-year students are required to take courses in health, communication, religion, and culture.[34] An honors program is offered for motivated students.[35]

Concordia is included in the Open Doors survey of the top twenty baccalaureate institutions that send students abroad.[34] The college offers four global education programs[36] and offers instruction in nine languages.[37] Moreover, students are permitted to study at two neighboring universities, Minnesota State University Moorhead and North Dakota State University, for course credit to their degrees.[38]

Student life

 
The Campanile (bell tower) is a campus landmark.

Music

The college maintains five choirs, three bands, two orchestras, three jazz ensembles, two percussion ensembles, and two handbell choirs.[39] Music education began with the college's 1891 formation, when piano and organ lessons were taught by one instructor.[9] The college has since expanded to include a music department of 45 faculty that offers five Bachelor of Music degrees and two Bachelor of Arts degrees.[40]

The Concordia Choir is a 78-member mixed choir that travels internationally and has performed at major performance venues, including Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center.[41] The choir was founded in 1919 by the college's voice instructor and began touring in 1923 under the direction of Herman Monson.[42] The choir grew to national prominence in the following decades when Paul J. Christiansen became the director.[43] Christiansen remained in the position for 49 years[44] until composer René Clausen took over in 1986.[45] Under Clausen, The Concordia Choir has released numerous recordings and has performed with the King's Singers.[41] He was succeeded in 2020 by Micheal Culloton.

The college has put on an annual Christmas concert since 1927 that remains a tradition of the local community.[46] From its inception, it has featured the music department's choirs and orchestra.[46] In 1940, Christianson began working with painter Cyrus M. Running to incorporate murals with the concert to reflect the music's themes.[47] Running completed the designs until 1978, when their development was taken over by David J. Hetland,[46] whose murals have traditionally extended 56 by 20 feet (17.1 m × 6.1 m).[48] After Hetland's 2006 death, mural designs were taken over by artist Paul Johnson.[46] The concert is currently performed four times annually on Concordia's campus and twice annually at Orchestra Hall.[49] Over 450 students perform[50] for an audience of twenty thousand,[51] and the concert is broadcast on radio and television.[46] The 2009 concert, Journey to Bethlehem, was recorded by Twin Cities Public Television and won a regional Emmy.[52] It was broadcast nationally by members of the Public Broadcasting Service.[52]

Athletics

Concordia–Moorhead athletic teams are the Cobbers. The college is a member of the Division III level of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), primarily competing in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) since the 1921–22 academic year.[53]

Concordia–Moorhead competes in 20 intercollegiate varsity sports, in which more than 800 students participate.[54] Men's sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, ice hockey, soccer, tennis, track & field, and wrestling; while women's sports include basketball, cross country, golf, ice hockey, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field, and volleyball.

Origins

Athletics began when a baseball club was organized in 1903[55] and a basketball team was formed after the construction of a gymnasium in 1907.[56] Football emerged in 1916 and Concordia joined the MIAC in 1920.[57] Soon after, teams for tennis, golf, wrestling, softball, volleyball, track, cross country running and others were formed.[58]

Athletics grew further when Jake Christiansen, brother of conductor Paul J. Christiansen, was appointed physical education director in 1941.[59] He coached the football team to five conference championships over his 28-year career.[60] In 1952, Christiansen designed a new athletic facility[56] that promoted the college's reputation in the region.[61] One of Christiansen's former students, Jim Christopherson, took over coaching in 1969 and led the team to nine conference titles and two national championships.[62] Both coaches have been inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame.[56]

The 1982 Concordia–Moorhead women's basketball team defeated Mount Mercy, 73–72, to capture the Cobbers' first AIAW Division III national championship. The Cobbers defeated St. John Fisher in the 1988 NCAA Division III championship game, 65–57, to claim the Cobbers' first NCAA national title.

Notable faculty

Notable faculty include:

Notable alumni

References

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Bibliography

  • Englehardt, Carroll (1991). On Firm Foundation Grounded. Concordia College. ISBN 0-9630111-0-3.
  • Rolfsrud, Erling (1966). Cobber chronicle : an informal history of Concordia College. Concordia College.

External links

 
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Concordia College is a private liberal arts college in Moorhead Minnesota Founded by Norwegian settlers in 1891 the school is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Concordia is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and has a total student enrollment of 2 531 It offers Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Music Master of Education and Master of Science in nutrition degrees Concordia CollegeFormer nameConcordia Academy 1891 1927 MottoSoli Deo GloriaMotto in English Glory to God Alone TypePrivate liberal arts collegeEstablishedOctober 31 1891 1891 10 31 Religious affiliationEvangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaAcademic affiliationsNAICU 1 Space grantEndowment 156 6 million 2020 2 Budget 117 8 million 2016 3 PresidentWilliam CraftDeanEric EliasonAcademic staff248 4 Administrative staff400 5 Undergraduates2 531 6 LocationMoorhead Minnesota U S 46 51 55 N 96 46 12 W 46 86528 N 96 77000 W 46 86528 96 77000CampusUrban 113 acres 46 ha 6 Colors Maroon amp GoldNicknameCobbersSporting affiliationsNCAA Division III MIACMascotKernel CobbWebsitewww wbr cord wbr eduSince Concordia was founded it has articulated a Christian and global curriculum Students are required to take courses in health communication religion and culture The university maintains athletic teams in 22 sports and carries 19 music ensembles including The Concordia Choir The Concordia Orchestra and The Concordia Band Contents 1 History 2 Academics 3 Student life 3 1 Music 3 2 Athletics 3 2 1 Origins 4 Notable faculty 5 Notable alumni 6 References 6 1 Bibliography 7 External linksHistory Edit Old Main constructed in 1906 is listed on the National Register of Historic Places Concordia College was dedicated as a private academy on October 31 1891 by a group of approximately one dozen Norwegian pastors and laymen 7 who had recently settled in the Red River Valley The school was founded on the property of the former Episcopalian Bishop Whipple School which had closed in 1887 8 English professor Ingebrikt Grose of St Olaf College was asked to preside over the academy 9 which at that time offered mixed sex education in English literature natural sciences mathematics piano and organ 10 The school opened with three faculty and twelve students 11 In 1892 Rasmus Bogstad a Norwegian pastor raised funds to build a male dormitory on campus grounds His efforts led to the construction of Academy Hall 12 In 1893 Grose resigned and recently hired business professor Hans Aaker took his place 13 Aaker became mayor of Moorhead in 1900 and left two years later when that job compromised his dedication to the school 14 Bogstad was appointed Concordia s next president and established its liberal tradition 15 Under Bogstad Concordia constructed a new academic building now called Old Main 16 Henry O Shurson held the presidency after Bogstad resigned in 1910 until Johan A Aasgaard was appointed in 1911 9 Under Aasgaard the nearby Park Region College and Bruflat Academy were merged with Concordia 17 and a new library was built in what is now called Grose Hall 18 In 1925 John N Brown became president and oversaw Concordia s accreditation by the North Central Association in 1927 19 Eleven years later a female dormitory was built named Fjelstad Hall 20 and in 1947 a male dormitory was built later called Brown Hall 21 Joseph Prexy Joe Knutson became president in 1951 and presided over the construction of 16 buildings and the increase in enrollment to 1592 students 22 Under his leadership the Concordia Annual Fund which continues today was established to raise money for the college s interests 23 Dr Paul J Dovre took the presidency in 1975 9 and oversaw new college programs and articulated Concordia s Lutheran mission 24 Since 1999 the college has been presided by Thomas W Thomsen who implemented the design for a new campus center and Dr Pamela M Jolicoeur who established plans for the college s Offutt School of Business Construction on the Offutt School of Business was completed in late 2012 and hosted students in the fall semester of 2013 9 Today the school is led by Dr William J Craft 25 Academics EditConcordia is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission 26 27 It enrolls 2 531 students 6 and offers 61 majors and 12 pre professional programs 28 Master of Education degrees are offered 29 and the most popular majors are business education and communication 6 The college upholds a curriculum that centers on a Christian and global perspective 30 Affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Concordia practices the liberal arts from the Lutheran theological tradition 31 32 Faculty are encouraged to retain Becoming Responsibly Engaged in the World BREW as a thematic focus in their instructions 33 The college operates by a semester calendar 6 and first year students are required to take courses in health communication religion and culture 34 An honors program is offered for motivated students 35 Concordia is included in the Open Doors survey of the top twenty baccalaureate institutions that send students abroad 34 The college offers four global education programs 36 and offers instruction in nine languages 37 Moreover students are permitted to study at two neighboring universities Minnesota State University Moorhead and North Dakota State University for course credit to their degrees 38 Student life Edit The Campanile bell tower is a campus landmark Music Edit The college maintains five choirs three bands two orchestras three jazz ensembles two percussion ensembles and two handbell choirs 39 Music education began with the college s 1891 formation when piano and organ lessons were taught by one instructor 9 The college has since expanded to include a music department of 45 faculty that offers five Bachelor of Music degrees and two Bachelor of Arts degrees 40 The Concordia Choir is a 78 member mixed choir that travels internationally and has performed at major performance venues including Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center 41 The choir was founded in 1919 by the college s voice instructor and began touring in 1923 under the direction of Herman Monson 42 The choir grew to national prominence in the following decades when Paul J Christiansen became the director 43 Christiansen remained in the position for 49 years 44 until composer Rene Clausen took over in 1986 45 Under Clausen The Concordia Choir has released numerous recordings and has performed with the King s Singers 41 He was succeeded in 2020 by Micheal Culloton The college has put on an annual Christmas concert since 1927 that remains a tradition of the local community 46 From its inception it has featured the music department s choirs and orchestra 46 In 1940 Christianson began working with painter Cyrus M Running to incorporate murals with the concert to reflect the music s themes 47 Running completed the designs until 1978 when their development was taken over by David J Hetland 46 whose murals have traditionally extended 56 by 20 feet 17 1 m 6 1 m 48 After Hetland s 2006 death mural designs were taken over by artist Paul Johnson 46 The concert is currently performed four times annually on Concordia s campus and twice annually at Orchestra Hall 49 Over 450 students perform 50 for an audience of twenty thousand 51 and the concert is broadcast on radio and television 46 The 2009 concert Journey to Bethlehem was recorded by Twin Cities Public Television and won a regional Emmy 52 It was broadcast nationally by members of the Public Broadcasting Service 52 Athletics Edit Jake Christiansen Stadium Concordia Moorhead athletic teams are the Cobbers The college is a member of the Division III level of the National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA primarily competing in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference MIAC since the 1921 22 academic year 53 Concordia Moorhead competes in 20 intercollegiate varsity sports in which more than 800 students participate 54 Men s sports include baseball basketball cross country football golf ice hockey soccer tennis track amp field and wrestling while women s sports include basketball cross country golf ice hockey soccer softball swimming amp diving tennis track amp field and volleyball Origins Edit Athletics began when a baseball club was organized in 1903 55 and a basketball team was formed after the construction of a gymnasium in 1907 56 Football emerged in 1916 and Concordia joined the MIAC in 1920 57 Soon after teams for tennis golf wrestling softball volleyball track cross country running and others were formed 58 Athletics grew further when Jake Christiansen brother of conductor Paul J Christiansen was appointed physical education director in 1941 59 He coached the football team to five conference championships over his 28 year career 60 In 1952 Christiansen designed a new athletic facility 56 that promoted the college s reputation in the region 61 One of Christiansen s former students Jim Christopherson took over coaching in 1969 and led the team to nine conference titles and two national championships 62 Both coaches have been inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame 56 The 1982 Concordia Moorhead women s basketball team defeated Mount Mercy 73 72 to capture the Cobbers first AIAW Division III national championship The Cobbers defeated St John Fisher in the 1988 NCAA Division III championship game 65 57 to claim the Cobbers first NCAA national title Notable faculty EditNotable faculty include Basit Bilal Koshul Pakistani researcher writer and editor Chris Coste head coach baseball Hiram Drache historian in residence Rich Glas athletic director and men s basketball head coach Marcus J Borg 1942 2015 American New Testament scholar and theologian Among the most widely known and influential voices in progressive Christianity Rene Clausen Grammy award winning composer amp conductor emeritus of The Concordia ChoirNotable alumni EditCynthia L Bauerly member of the Federal Election Commission William F Beck Lutheran pastor author of The Holy Bible An American Translation of the Bible Barry Bennett former defensive lineman for the New Orleans Saints New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings Alan Bjerga president of the National Press Club Marianne C Brown businesswoman Jim Christopherson former linebacker and placekicker for the Minnesota Vikings Chris Coste former Major league baseball catcher and infielder Kevin Cramer current United States Senator for North Dakota Gabriel Hauge administrative assistant to President Eisenhower chairman of the Board of Manufacturers Hanover Clint Hill United States Secret Service agent credited with saving the life of Jacqueline Kennedy during the assassination of John F Kennedy David Joerger current head coach of the Sacramento Kings Leon H Johnson president of Montana State University 1964 1969 63 Coya Knutson former United States congresswoman Gary Larsen defensive tackle for the Minnesota Vikings member of Purple People Eaters Adolph Murie first biologist to study wolves in their natural habitat 64 Ole H Olson former Governor of North Dakota Sidney Rand former United States Ambassador to Norway and President of St Olaf College Roxana Saberi journalist charged with espionage by Iran and released in 2009 Olaf Storaasli former NASA amp Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientist Arlene Buckneberg Ydstie composer Phyllis Zimmerman composer choral conductor Brandon Zylstra wide receiver for the Detroit LionsReferences Edit NAICU Member Directory Archived November 9 2015 at the Wayback Machine As of June 30 2020 U S and Canadian Institutions Listed by Fiscal Year 2020 Endowment Market Value and Change in Endowment Market Value from FY19 to FY20 Report National Association of College and University Business Officers and TIAA February 19 2021 Retrieved February 20 2021 Kennedy Patrick Minnesota Nonprofit 100 StarTribune News Minneapolis StarTribune Retrieved December 16 2017 Concordia College Moorhead Minn Concordia at a Glance Cord edu September 29 2011 Archived from the 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