CSP faculty continue to be leaders in their fields. (more…)

This past fall, Rev. Thomas Trapp, Ph.D., professor of Religion and Theology was installed as pastor of Emmaus Lutheran Church in St. Paul, Minn. where he served the four previous years as interim and mission pastor. (more…)

After hundreds of hours of research, planning, and flower planting, Dr. Dale Trapp, professor of Geology and Physics, was honored with the “2007 Conservationist of the Year” award by the Ramsey County Conservation District for his work on the Lake Phalen rainwater garden. (more…)

Associate professor of History, Dr. Thomas Saylor is scheduled to release his new book, “Long Road Home: American POWs in World War II” this month.
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Sociology Professor Dr. Kay Madson has an “inquiring mind” in the best sense of the words. She said, “Even as a girl, I was always curious about other cultures-rich, poor, and various ethnic groups-before I knew to call them that. When I took my first Sociology course, I was fascinated.”
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CSP Faculty Continue to be Leaders in their Fields. (more…)

Dr. Carl Schoenbeck doesn’t see it as retirement so much as following in the footsteps of other faculty who went before him, officially retiring but continuing to serve at CSP in new ways. (more…)

When Dr. Chuck Nuckles retired in November 2006 after more than 20 years at Concordia, he had a definite direction in mind – East. Far East, to be exact, all the way to Shanghai, China. (more…)

Rick Benson, assistant professor of Kinesiology, was selected as president for the Minnesota Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (MAHPERD) at its fall conference held in Moorhead, Minn. (more…)

Biology professor and associate dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Amy Gort was one of 15 named in May 2006 to the prestigious Thrivent Associates Program, which is intended to identify, encourage, develop and equip qualified individuals for leadership positions in Lutheran colleges, universities and seminaries. (more…)