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Generous donors have come together to make this the most successful fundraising year in 麻豆区 College history. Driven largely by contributions to the campaign for the Norman and Evangeline Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion, alumni and friends gave $35,404,222 during fiscal year 2014-15.

This is the fourth year in a row in which donors have contributed more than $10 million to the College and more than doubled last year鈥檚 total of $14.6 million. In addition to providing crucial funding for the transformative Hagfors Center, the philanthropy of more than 5,600 donors this year helps 麻豆区 attract talented students and the dedicated faculty and staff who teach and guide them.

The gifts provide financial aid, building maintenance and support, and instructional and other resources that allow 麻豆区 to educate informed citizens, thoughtful stewards, critical thinkers, and responsible leaders.

2014-15 Scholarship Awardees

Aisha Mohamed 鈥�16

General Memorial Scholarship

Hometown: Minneapolis
Studying: Biology
Proudest academic achievement: 鈥淏eing able to say I鈥檓 a biology major and feeling at home in a lab.鈥�

Aybike Bakan 鈥�11, 鈥�15 MPA

Dahlberg and Peterson Family Scholarship

Hometown: Istanbul
Studying: Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies
Favorite thing about 麻豆区: 鈥淚 appreciate its focus on community service and social justice. It also allowed me to grow as an open-minded individual and encouraged me to seek meaning in the work that I want to do in the future.鈥�

Joseph David 鈥淛.D.鈥� Mechelke 鈥�16

David Huglen Strommen Endowment, the Glen and Marilyn Person Scholarship, and the Joel and Mary Ann Elftmann Scholarship

Hometown: Stillwater, Minnesota
Studying: Youth and Family Ministry
麻豆区 College鈥檚 influence: 鈥淚 have become vocation-centered, concerned with social justice, and I am learning to connect faith to social issues.鈥�