4 New Year's Resolutions for Alumni
1. Make sure your contact information is up to date. If you didn't receive the last issue of the Bridge or have moved since then, your contact information is out of date. We'll be sending out some neat communications this year and want to make sure you receive them. Update your information here.
2. Connect with Finlandia on social media and share your updates. We want to know what's going on with you. Students want to know what's going on with you. So connect with us on LinkedIn or Facebook and share what's going on with you.
Pro Tip: Kill two birds with one stone and provide and update on what you're doing while updating your contact information by adding yourself to the Alumni Directory Map.
3. Commit to supporting at least one student. Support comes in a number of different forms: whether that's by donating, volunteering, attending campus events, or connecting with a student on LinkedIn and offering advice, every little bit helps.
4. Attend Homecoming 2019 on October 3-5. Be there or be square. You can also be there and be square if that's your jam.
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Check out the newest episode of Leading the Pride, which features Clem Papineau, a Cold Case Homicide Detective for the Little Rock Police Department. Clem's story is unique in that he transferred out of Suomi College in 1976 and went on to do amazing things in the military and law enforcement sphere. He's retired twice now and is still working full-time, just launched his own YouTube channel, and plans on pursuing a PhD in Archeaology. He's basically a real-life Indiana Jones.
We released Part 1 on Tuesday and we're technically supposed to wait until next week to release Part 2, but we'll make an exception for you.
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Yana Dee ('04) reflects on her experience at Finlandia's International School of Art and Design and discusses the best parts of being a business owner.
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Bringing more than 30 years of nursing and executive experience to PatientSafe, Harmon will be responsible for setting the clinical vision for the company.
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She will be serving patients at Upper Great Lake’s Hancock Family Health Center – Family Practice and will also assist with seeing patients at other UGL locations as needed.
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In total 203 people, including 181 students, participated in 20 volunteer opportunities spanning from Calumet to South Range and just about everywhere in between.
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Meet Finlandia's Online Education Leader, Dr. Michelle Rauch
As director of innovative and online learning, Rauch will be leading online education efforts, a role she knows well.
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Back for their last semester, hosts Monica Freeman and Gina Geliche hit off the first Lion Around of 2019 talking about… well their last semester and what that all entails. Recording in Old Main, where Freeman and Geliche’s Finlandia stories started, the hosts recount their hopes and fears of their last semester.rs.
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The Accounting program page features more visuals and less text, and is geared more toward incoming and prospective students who are looking specifically at FinnU’s accounting program.
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FINNU ATHLETICS ON THE ROAD
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Cheer on the Lions in WI & Lower MI this month!
Men's Hockey
- Fri Feb. 1 (8pm) v. Northland College in Ashland, WI
- Fri Feb. 8 (8pm) v. St. Norbert in De Pere, WI
Men's Basketball
- Tue Feb. 12 (4pm) v. Silver Lake in Manitowoc, WI
Women's Basketball
- Sat Feb. 9 (2pm) v. Great Lakes Christian in Lansing, MI
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This Week in Finlandia Athletics Slide
This week's guest is Women's Hockey Head Coach Matt Marchel. Matt discusses the young team's first win of the season and their playoff chances.
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Senior Austin Carlson has been named ACAA Player of the Week, as released by the league office. Members of the ACAA are Alfred State, Finlandia, Mills, Mount Mary, Pine Manor, Pratt Institute, SUNY Delhi, Thomas More and Valley Forge.
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Due to forecasted frigid temperatures, the women's basketball game on Wednesday, Jan. 30 between Finlandia and Northland College has been cancelled. At this time, we will not be rescheduling this game.
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The Finlandia University women's hockey team (1-18, 1-11 NCHA) lost 6-1 to Northland College (6-12-1, 5-6-1 NCHA), Sunday afternoon at the Houghton County Arena.
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