Concordia Stories

Why Study Middle Level Education?

Alumni and former university employees Dr. David ‘60 and Nancy ’61 Held share great love for Concordia Nebraska

Three Concordia University, Nebraska alumni recognized by Lutheran Education Association (LEA)

Roger A. Meyer ’67 experienced Concordia Nebraska both as a student and an employee of the university

Bill and Judith Preuss: “We strongly believe in Concordia’s mission”

Academic Excellence and Innovation Fund awards grant for early childhood initiative

Junior Bethany Gebhardt follows family’s footsteps to Concordia Nebraska

Meet Dr. Lorinda Sankey ‘80, Concordia Nebraska dean of the College of Education Health and Human Sciences, professor of education and head teacher of education

Freshman Elizabeth Crawford dreams of serving church and world in the classroom and through her music

How Concordia can prepare you to teach the English language

Jonathan Kettler ’15 compares, contrasts Concordia Nebraska and Cambridge, England, experiences in new blog post

Bill Curry GR ‘05 named Middle School Principal of the Year

Educational Administration: New Trends in School Safety

T. J. Heupel ’02 recognized by American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages

Author Rachel Wells studied middle level education at Concordia Nebraska, has penned numerous books including Seward-based children’s series

From Ecuador to Seward, secondary math education major Anne Aschmann seeks to serve wherever God places her

Sandra Kay (Kaempfe) Lark ’71 pens children’s book, serves in the classroom, church and beyond

Christian Leadership in Early Childhood Administration

Concordia alumni named among 2024 Christian Teachers of the Year

The Importance of Reading for School Success