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Tag: 2020

  • Elias Anderson ’20

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    Gustavus Alumni

    Elias Anderson ’20 has spent these uncertain times by investing in his first property and home. Putting his nose to the grindstone, Elias officially became a homeowner in November of 2020. As for his experience, Elias says that he has been “enjoying every minute of home-ownership so far!”. Elias is grateful for his time here…

  • Jacob Koshiol ’20

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    Gustavus Alumni

    Jacob Koshiol ’20 shares, “Due to current state and recent cold weather we have been given, I have started an independent project of collecting winter clothing for the homeless communities in St. Paul. Three weeks ago, my girlfriend and I delivered 13 boxes and 2 bags of clothing and other miscellaneous items to an encampment…

  • Jacob Koshiol ’20

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    Gustavus Alumni

    Jacob Koshiol ’20 has recently become a Paraprofessional within Saint Paul, Maplewood and Oakdale school district in Minnesota. In addition to working for the district, Jacob works at PrairieCare as a paraprofessional for K-12 students. His focus will be on environmental control, helping students understand lessons, cleaning, technical setup, and much more.

  • Continuation of Compost Updates & Fall Recap

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    lengebr2

    Wanting to gauge students’ accuracy in sorting their waste, compost, and recycling, Intern Held organized a “sorting party” to gather information through a hands-on experience. For a two-week period in November, Interns bundled up in PPE to sort through the recently placed yellow compost kirbies outside residents’ halls to identify if students were composting and…

  • Nicole Bauleke ’20

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    Gustavus Alumni

    Nicole Bauleke ’20 is a Customer Service Representative at AmeriHealth Administrators in Bloomington, MN..

  • Virtual Honors Convocation Set for This Saturday

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    jakin

    The College’s annual Honors Day Convocation will celebrate the accomplishments of Gustavus students online due to COVID-19.