Graduation is a special time of year at Concordia. It’s a time to reflect, to celebrate, and to look forward to all that the future holds. Our graduates will go on to serve Christ in the Church and World long after they have left campus, but wherever they go, they will always be part of the Concordia family.
Meet a handful of exceptional graduates, and read the inspiring stories that have led them to commencement.
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Celebrating CUW’s December 2023 graduates
Friday, Dec. 15Congratulations to Concordia's December 2023 graduates who will soon cross the CUW commencement stage.
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The uncommon nurse turning chaos into character
Thursday, Dec. 14Meet Muriel Hazley (’23), a Cardinal Stritch transfer student who didn't let life's disruptions prevent her from earning her BSN.
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CUW December Commencement: What you need to know!
Tuesday, Dec. 12On Saturday, Concordia University Wisconsin will honor 407 graduates at commencement. Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming ceremony.
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Introducing CUW’s Undergraduate Class of 2023!
Saturday, May. 13We have 414 reasons to celebrate today! Join us in congratulating all 414 undergrad graduates!
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Congratulations to our 2023 grad student graduates!
Friday, May. 12We have 427 reasons to celebrate today! Join us in congratulating all 427 Masters and Doctorate graduates!
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The uncommon patient advocate nursing a passion for policy
Thursday, May. 11Meet Hallie Barteau (’23), a nursing graduate who advocates for her patients at the state level as well as their bedside.
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The uncommon Air Force veteran on the front lines of human care
Thursday, May. 11Meet Moriah White (’23), a social work graduate who is ready to pass the baton of care she received from the military and Concordia to her new clients
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The uncommon environmental scientist reaping the rewards of daily discipline
Wednesday, May. 10Meet Alexandros Alexiades, Concordia's first-ever Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science graduate who forewent a full-ride scholarship for CUW's personalized approach.
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The uncommon student leader who puts God’s plans before her own
Wednesday, May. 10Meet Rachel Bender (’23), the Lutheran Elementary and Special Education major who followed God's leading to grow from a nervous, uncertain freshman to a confident, compassionate, award-winning leader.
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The uncommon care provider making changes for a better world
Tuesday, May. 9Meet Nataysia E. Swope (’23), Concordia's first Public Health graduate.
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