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Uncommon Stories

What does it mean to live uncommon? It means using the talent, creativity, faith, and courage God gives each of us to live our lives with purpose. The uncommon life is distinct, uniquely yours, and intentionally about others. We know, because you’ve told us so.

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La’Juan The uncommon nurse with a passion for caretaking

Kaleb The uncommon crusader building community for Christ

Ken The uncommon musician pepping up his peers

Sarah The uncommon educator carrying on the family tradition

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The uncommon child life specialist cheering on through trials

Concordia University Ann Arbor will celebrate 148 graduates on May 19. The graduation candidates are students who have spent their years at CUAA developing in mind, body, and spirit for uncommon lives of service and impact.

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All comes together for radiologic technology graduate

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May Student of the Month: Micah Penhallegon (’19)

Congratulations, Micah!

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The uncommon undergraduate using setbacks as fuel for serving others

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Students awarded for excellence in Greek, Hebrew, and theology

On Wednesday, May 8, three Concordia University Ann Arbor student were honored with the Zondervan awards for excellence in Hebrew, Greek, and Study of Theology.

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First Semester Begins for Traditional Undergraduate Students

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By The Numbers

11:1

Student/Faculty Ratio

30+

Student Organizations

NAIA Athletic Programs

What I love most about Concordia is the Christ-centered community. I have never had such great and supportive friends and professors who regularly challenge me and help me grow in my faith.

Brandon Bettcher / Class of 2019

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