Alumni

Eli Williamson ’02 used his experience at Luther as a launchpad for a lifetime of service, including serving as president of Leave No Veteran Behind.

Maggie Gill ’05 used the critical thinking skills she gained at Luther to pursue a Ph.D. in neuroscience.

From being a Luther student to a resident physician at Yale, McKenna Campbell-Potter ’16 learned the importance of being involved in many different things at Luther College.

Thanks to one of her professors, Mimi Armatas ’19 took a leap of faith and switched from music education to a double major in English and music, which led to her success as an intern at American Public Media and Minnesota Public Radio.

For art major Emily Voss ’13, an entrepreneurial scholarship and an internship with famed photographer Annie Leibovitz led her to start her own photography studio in Wausau, Wisconsin.

A Luther education in accounting and management along with valuable internships led Tapiwa Manjengwa ’18 to a career that combines his love for numbers and business strategy.

Kelsey (Wauters) Swanson ’11 not only learned accounting at Luther, but also critical thinking, which helped her to begin her career at Deloitte & Touche.

At Luther, Jen Gipp ’04 cultivated her many passions, including languages, travel, and photography, while also building her future career in optometry.

While looking for colleges with excellent music programs, Willy Leafblad ’14 discovered Luther College, where he majored in music, leading to his career as a 5th–12th grade band teacher.

Benell Weatherspoon ’12 found her calling in nursing thanks to Luther College’s Mayo Clinic partnership and study abroad opportunities.