Luther College News
The pre-show dinner features shaved asparagus with roasted walnuts and roasted salmon served with lemon braised artichokes, baby Yukon potatoes, and fried leeks.
“I hope the greater Decorah community will take advantage of this month’s events, which are all related to meaningful human connection,” said Adrianna Tam, assistant professor of music and faculty advisor to ASAA.
“We are excited to welcome a veteran member of the Norwegian government to speak to our graduates,” said Luther College President Brad Chamberlain.
The band’s recording of “Bright Shadow Fanfare,” composed by Nicole Piunno, was selected through a blind, peer-reviewed process.
The inauguration will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 3, in the Center for Faith and Life Main Hall.
The Symphony Orchestra, Nordic Choir, and five alumni soloists join forces in concert in Decorah and Mahtomedi, Minnesota.
The 71 graduates come from nine states and nine countries.
“For the tenth year in a row, the Luther College community has shown the strength of our commitment to each other and to the value of Luther’s ongoing impact on their lives,” said Luther President Brad Chamberlain.
“I can’t think of a better way to kick off your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations than a memorable musical journey to Ireland with Danú,” said Susan Potvin, director of programming and outreach.
A $200,000 grant furthers the college’s commitment to the new and growing engineering science program.