2005 annuaL rePort - Concordia Language Villages

2005 annuaL rePort 

ConCordia Language ViLLages 

A Program of Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota USA

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NatioNal advisory Board 

Georg & reidun Gauger 

Mound, Minn. 

alfred & ingrid lenz Harrison 

Wayzata, Minn. 

Peter & Jane Hesslein 

seattle, Wash. 

donald & roma Hoff 

eau Claire, Wis. 

Keith & ilene Johanneson 

Bemidji, Minn. 

Margaret Cuomo Maier 

Lattington, n.Y. 

vivian Mason 

Minneapolis, Minn. 

dan & Cynthia Mjolsness 

Barrington Hills, ill. 

Hugh & linda Mullenbach 

potomac, Md. 

Jon & sophie Pederson 

spicer, Minn. 

steven Pollei & solveig storvick Pollei 

Wayzata, Minn. 

Wayne & Bev thorson 

Bemidji, Minn. 

Cover: Lesnoe ozero’s new site at the 

former A Place in the Woods 

resort displays the decorative 

details of Russian architecture. 

Left: Japanese villagers perform a 

kabuki play at International Day. 

shaping the World 

For more than 45 years, Concordia Language Villages has been on the 

cutting edge of language immersion and continues on that distinctive path 

of educational leadership. this year, a national call for leadership in language 

education turned the spotlight even brighter on the Villages. Concordia College 

president, pamela Jolicoeur, attended the summit on international education 

at the department of state in January where president Bush committed to 

the national security Language initiative and the importance of linguistic 

competency. the Villages set Concordia apart from the 120 other colleges 

represented, with language training beginning at the precollegiate level. 

Because of this national focus on strategic languages, doors began opening 

and new opportunities came our way. this required us to move quickly and to 

strategically realign our program delivery and related support systems 

First, we launched the fourteenth Language Village, Al-Waha, in october from Capitol Hill in Washington, 

d.C. then we were awarded a $250,000 appropriation from Congress through the department of state’s youth 

exchange division to develop the arabic Language Village. this new Village carries high hopes for bridge-building 

between and among our arab neighbors. 

in november, i joined Minnesota governor tim pawlenty’s trade delegation to China. With 120 delegates, 

it was the largest group of state business and educational leaders ever sent to China on a trade mission. 

Former Sen Lin Hu villager, amy Jordan from Hibbing, Minn., also participated. 

no one doubts the economic and political importance of China, and the call for Chinese in american high schools 

greatly outpaces the number of qualified teachers. We have offered Chinese for over 20 years and have just 

doubled the number of summer youth sessions in 2006 due to escalating demand. Concordia Language Villages 

has the educational resources and knowledge to assist others in addressing this national challenge. 

this spring president Jolicoeur announced that i would join the president’s Cabinet as Vice president for 

international development. i look forward to lending my voice to the strategic initiatives that the College and 

the Villages can embark on together. this new role will ensure that the institution’s longstanding commitment 

to K-16 language learning will evolve and mature. 

as long as there is a clear vision and an unwavering commitment to mission, everyone can feel revitalized by the 

ventures and adventures that come our way to help shape the world. 

Christine schulze 

executive director, Concordia Language Villages 

Vice president for international development, Concordia College 

ConCordia Language ViLLages


dr. pamela M. Jolicoeur 

president, Concordia College 

Preparing youth 

for a global society 

Concordia Language Villages is probably the most identifiable expression of Concordia 

College’s desire to prepare leaders for a global society. a key element of our strategic plan 

is to strengthen the College as an international institution. asking Christine, who is a proven 

visionary and “doer” in this area, to be a part of our senior leadership team was a logical move 

to increase internationalization across all divisions of the College. 

this year we were one of only five schools in the nation to achieve the senator paul simon 

award for Campus internationalization by naFsa: association of international educators. the 

department of education reports that two percent of all american students study abroad while 

54 percent of Concordia students study internationally. Currently we rank as number 10 among 

baccalaureate institutions. We want to aim even higher. 

as a college we have worked to extend financial aid to international students, develop a global 

studies major, expand global requirements in core courses, increase faculty development for 

global teaching emphasis (including the third World), add language houses on campus and 

increase faculty research on outcomes of international study. plans are underway to expand 

and connect the 14 Language Villages more intentionally with campus programs. 

in november, i also traveled to China with the Minnesota private College Council which 

reinforced the convictions i already had regarding the importance of strengthening our 

international emphasis. We need to sharpen the focus of our programs and have evidence of 

outcomes for students. as an ultimate outcome, more students who want to understand the 

world will be drawn to Concordia and its mission to influence and shape the world. 

Left: Paul DelMain, dean of the Chinese Language Village, 

takes a hands-on approach at sen Lin Hu. 

Inset: From left, Xiuwen Wang, Pamela Jolicoeur and 

Christine Schulze expand Concordia College’s 

international reach to China. Dr. Wang is the principal 

of the Beijing New Oriental Foreign Language School 

in Yangzhou, China, and is Concordia’s official partner 

for Global Language Villages in China. 


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a place that Makes for Peace 

Blocks of color adorned with distinctive squiggles appeared on 

international day t-shirts, throughout the festival-ready Markplatz, 

on signs and on walls. each one represented a tenet of the 2005 

international day theme, Creating Cultures of peace. For the second year, 

Concordia Language Villages participated in the unesCo-led decade 

for a Culture of peace and non-Violence for the Children of the World 

(2001-2010) to promote programs in the field of education for peace and 

non-violence. 

unesCo defines a culture of peace as having a set of 

values, attitudes, modes of behavior and ways of life 

that reject violence and prevent conflicts by tackling 

their root causes to solve problems through dialog and 

negotiation among individuals, groups and nations. 

When children feel safe and nature is tranquil, is it possible to 

understand conflict in the world and discuss peaceful solutions? gavriel 

“gabi” solomon, a world-renowned peace educator and researcher from 

the university of Haifa, israel, came to the Villages in July 2005 to pursue 

this question, as his research had primarily focused on peacemaking 

in areas of intractable conflict. He was collaborating on a study with 

Skogfjorden dean tove dahl, a professor of psychology at the university 

of tromsø, norway, and Concordia College professor Lisa sethre-Hofstad 

about the importance of “place” for learning about peace. 

Creating Cultures of Peace Tenets: 

Respect 

All Life 

Reject 

Violence 

Share With 

Others 

Listen To 

Understand 

Key staff members from many different Villages participated 

in a workshop led by gavriel on peace education and research. 

then, with the help of Concordia College students dane Furfaro and 

Meghan Johansen, tove and her team interviewed 44 villagers, past and 

present, short- and long-term. the thoughtful answers from the survey 

group were transcribed during winter by four former villagers and staff 

currently at the university of tromsø: danaca Heidorn, Melanie Meinzer, 

scott Meyer and rachel peterson. the fruits of all this labor are more 

than 500 pages of transcriptions that summarize villagers’ experiences, 

learning, and growth, both during and after Skogfjorden. 

Funding for this project comes from Concordia College, Concordia 

Language Villages, the university of tromsø and the norwegian research 

Council. 

the data are still being analyzed, but preliminary results have already 

been presented and will contribute to a book on peace and place. 

Creating responsible—and peaceful—global citizens is what we strive 

to do at the Villages. and, in many respects, this research project shows 

that the mission is being met. 

Left: International Day brings the Villages together twice per summer 

to celebrate international peace and understanding. 

Inset: Tove Dahl, dean of the Norwegian Language Village 

Preserve 

The Planet 

Rediscover 

Solidarity 



Honoring a Past director 

of the villages: Vern and May Mauritsen 

Vi Takker Vernon og May Mauritsen 

for at denne skaten I skogen ble til. Anno 1970. 

We thank Vernon and May Mauritsen 

for making possible this treasure in the woods. Year 1970. 

the rosemaled plaque honoring Vern, second director of the Language 

Villages (1967-1971), and his wife, May, now hangs on the outside wall 

of Gimle, the first building constructed at Skogfjorden, the norwegian 

Language Village on turtle river Lake. 

on July 8, 2005, more than 100 people gathered to celebrate the Village 

years when Vern served as director. a Montana native and Concordia 

College music education major, Vern first became a high school band 

director in sunburst, Mont. the band earned state and regional honors, 

and they attended the portland, ore., rose Festival as the honor band in 

1952. during this time, Vern and May also directed “glacier Wilderness 

Camp,” a summer family camp near glacier national park. 

Loving a challenge, Vern’s next directing stop was the construction 

business. He began sunburst Builders Mart, a construction and 

building materials firm, and he developed one of the first prefabricated 

construction systems in Montana. 

Just when Vern and May felt “footloose” and ready to retire in the mid 

1960s, another directing opportunity lured them to the Language Villages. 

Concordia College president Joseph Knudson and Concordia officials, 

Bill smaby and roger swenson, persuaded Vern to become the first 

full-time director. 

“By nature, i like new projects,” Vern said. “We were so taken by the 

operation. We thought maybe we should give this a whirl.” 

the couple didn’t come prepared with language education, but they came 

with enthusiasm to direct young people to their full potential. “it’s like 

preparing a concert,” said director Vern. “You work hard to get everything 

ready, and once the concert takes 

place, it’s just kind of a pleasure.” 

Vern created a fertile climate for 

success by hiring the right staff, 

pulling resources and people 

together and then letting them 

create. His most challenging 

task was to “put a burr under 

the saddle” of the skeptical 

Concordia Board of regents to 

construct a permanent Language 

Village on an 800-acre tract of 

land on turtle river Lake near 

Bemidji, Minn., which was 

purchased by the College in 1966. 

He not only managed to sway 

the regents but also the sons of norway, who helped with the facility’s 

authentic details and contributed $40,000 to the project. the momentum 

surged with a $200,000 grant from the Bush Foundation. 

as the big pieces came together, Vern visualized year-round use for 

Skogfjorden, planting seeds for use of the buildings as a conference 

center. Skogfjorden was dedicated on July 19, 1970, which set the pace 

for building more culturally authentic Villages in the following decades. 

in 1971, Vern and Mary returned to their property on Flathead Lake where 

they stayed for more than 30 years. at the Villages, Vern left a top-notch 

staff of deans and administrators to continue the program. 

the director’s beat still continues for the Mauritsens. the couple has 

established the first endowed scholarship for the fourteenth Language 

Village, Al-Waha, where the arabic language and culture will delight 

generations of young people. 

Left: Vern and May Mauritsen laid the foundation of our permanent 

sites on Turtle River Lake. 

Inset: Vern and May at skogfjorden during his years as director. 


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Building a strong Foundation for Growth 

Concordia Language Villages is going where it hasn’t gone before— 

language immersion for pre-kindergarten children, spanish 

proficiency for healthcare professionals, global competency workshops 

for international Baccalaureate schools. 

a new leadership team will launch the program to new frontiers. 

Christine schulze, executive director since 1989, has known all along that 

the Villages has enormous untapped potential to offer more language and 

cultural immersion sessions. Lack of time and resources, however, has 

detracted from exploring emerging opportunities. 

“the demand for language education is currently at an unprecedented 

level in the united states,” Christine says, “and we found ourselves 

besieged by phone calls for professional training programs and satellite 

Villages beyond Minnesota, and we didn’t have time to discuss the options.” 

Last fall, dr. pamela Jolicoeur, Concordia College’s president, asked 

Christine to design a bold vision for the Villages’ future with a new 

administrative structure. Christine sought advice from key internal 

players and also from Ceos in the corporate and not-for-profit sectors. 

the creative work began as Christine set the stage for growth by drafting 

a new organizational chart. she also constructed a five-year financial 

plan to insure that an upfront infusion of capital from Concordia would 

propel the Villages forward and guarantee a solid plan of return on 

investment. 

“almost everyone in the organization has gone through a job description 

change, and we are still evolving many of the departments so that 

operations keep pace with programmatic innovation,” says dennis 

stugelmeyer, director of business affairs, at seven months into the new 

networked divisional structure. 

Change will most likely be the status quo as the organization determines 

how to promote the 14 languages and new program options. 

“For an organization that was predominantly focused on summer youth 

programs for over 45 years,” says Martin graefe, director of yearround 

programs,”it is exciting to be actively engaged in conversations 

with parents who want pre-K language immersion for their children, 

or healthcare professionals who are interested in developing spanish 

proficiency, or teachers in international Baccalaureate schools who 

desire global competency workshops.” 

as staff works to develop business program plans, new Village sessions 

emerge. patricia thornton, director of summer youth programs, says that 

“we need citizens who are ‘world fluent’ now more than ever, and the 

restructuring allows us to reach more kids and provide more access to 

those who might not be able to afford the experience otherwise.” 

donna Clementi, 31-year staff member and director of education and 

research, concurs and desires to advance the research agenda so the 

Villages’ best practices can be identified and shared with language 

teachers across the country. 

in 2010, the Villages will celebrate 50 years of preparing young people 

for responsible global citizenship and will be well positioned to remain 

an international leader in language education. “We have always been 

defined by a strong sense of community, with a ‘village’ as the core 

unifying experience,” Christine says, “and we look forward to expanding 

our circle of responsible, global citizens.” 

Left: Language Villages staff work together in teams to develop effective 

and fun programs. 

Inset: Concordia Language Villages Executive Council, from left, 

Dennis Stugelmeyer, Martin Graefe, Christine Schulze, Carl-Martin Nelson*, 

Donna Clementi, and Patricia Thornton. 

* Carl-Martin Nelson was named director of international exchange programs 

in April of 2006 to start September 1, 2006. 


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Al-Waha . 

arrives in Northern Minnesota 

“Bridging the Middle East and the Midwest” 

setting up the Village was a team effort: painting signs, decorating 

posters, securing cooking utensils and studying recipe books. enter 

the players as a new arabic Language Village opened in July 2006 at 

Camp trowbridge, a facility near Vergas, Minn., which has long been 

leased by Concordia Language Villages. 

Long before the islamic period, arab poets 

developed arabic into a language of richness 

and flexibility. associated with geographical 

terrain, Al-Waha means “the oasis.” 

dr. Muhammad s. eissa, ph.d., an arabic 

scholar who has taught at the university of 

Michigan, northwestern university, uCLa, 

and the american university in Cairo, serves 

on the steering committee for the arabic 

Language Village. 

“Al-Waha is the metaphor for an atmosphere 

free from anxiety,” he says. “it is not a 

mirage or misleading reality but represents 

a source of comfort and nourishment—a place where the intellect can 

focus on positive meanings of life.” 

Village officials announced the arabic Language Village at a news 

conference on Capitol Hill in october 2005, which was hosted by 

senator norm Coleman of Minnesota. also speaking on behalf of the 

initiative were tom Farrell, deputy assistant secretary of state for 

academic programs, and ambassador Hassouna of the League of arab 

states. Village deans, administrators and steering committee members 

canvassed the Hill and embassies for a day of advocacy about the 

Villages, while a day of Fun took place for youth at a d.C. hotel. 

“We recruited the steering committee from leaders in both the 

arab-american community and the arabic language education field 

from across the u.s.,” says dr. ross King, dean of the Korean Language 

Village and committee co-chair. “they have articulated an urgent need 

for arabic language education at the K-12 level.” 

in February 2006, the Language Villages sponsored an event with leading 

arabic language educators at the science Museum of Minnesota in 

st. paul. they announced a $250,000 appropriation from Congress to 

support curriculum writing and cultural artifacts for the new arabic 

Language Village. other donors include the Mosiac Foundation, saudi 

aramco and many private individual gifts. 

ghazi abuhakema, a native speaker of palestinian arabic and a fluent 

speaker of Modern standard arabic, serves as dean of Al-Waha. He 

earned an undergraduate degree at al-Yarmouk university, Jordan, 

an M.s. from st. Michael’s College, Burlington, Vt., and a ph.d. from 

the university of texas, austin. Having taught various levels of arabic 

at ut-austin, Middlebury College and the Middlebury arabic summer 

Language school, he is interested in the role of culture in learning a 

foreign language and in the theories of language acquisition. 

Modern standard arabic, the language of formal settings and writing, 

will serve as the foundation for curriculum planning with exposure to 

colloquial arabic in various dialects (egyptian, Levantine, gulf and north 

african). Worldwide, 200 million people speak arabic, and it will be the 

fourteenth language offered at the Villages. 

“arabic is one of the top five languages spoken in the world today, yet 

few american schools teach it at the pre-collegiate level,” explains 

Christine schulze, executive director. “We believe the time is right to help 

young people learn arabic and better appreciate the rich cultural and 

linguistic tradition. the understanding they gain will help them enrich 

international dialog in years to come.” 

Left: Camp Towbridge in Vergas, Minn., was the site for the new 

Arabic Language Village, al-Waha. 

Inset: Culturally authentic games are an integral part of language 

learning at the Villages. 


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Waldsee’s “green Bridge” 

across the atlantic 

the east-facing slope of the cube-shaped building greets the rising 

sun. the back of the building, built with heavier materials, contains 

the dormitory areas. Lighter materials create the common shared spaces 

in front and face the south for solar gain. the walls have the latest 

thermal protection technology, including vacuum insulation. another 

unique feature includes a green roof, with sedum originally planted by 

german villagers and adult program participants last year. the BioHaus 

emphasizes Concordia Language Villages’ commitment to sustainability, 

which means building with cutting edge, advanced technology to 

minimize long-term environmental impact, while creating a healthy, 

comfortable residential setting at the same time. 

the BioHaus Environmental Living Center, modeled on germany’s 

Passivhaus standards, uses 85 percent less energy than comparable 

u.s. structures. the application of these standards have been 

revolutionizing housing markets and the renovation of older buildings 

in europe for about 15 years. 

described by architects as “klein aber fein,” small but fine, the structure 

will house 28 people and impact the environmental education of more 

than 1500 youth and adults who attend Waldsee every year. 

Learning will be active in the BioHaus as german villagers cook, clean, 

sleep, play and explore in this low-energy-use building. they will use an 

interactive metric monitoring system to take the building’s “vital signs” 

and engage in scientific experiments and environmental activities. 

With help from german environmental staff, villagers will discover 

“best practice” approaches to sustainable living and formulate personal 

plans to reduce their own “environmental footprints.” 

during international day in 2006, Waldsee hosted all 14 Villages for a 

global earth summit. the BioHaus will be a showcase for a role-playing 

scenario in which Village countries discuss and negotiate issues such as 

climate change and environmental scarcities. 

the BioHaus also provides a place for Concordia College to develop 

hands-on environmental studies for students. plans are also underway to 

collaborate with the Wolf ridge environmental Center and the university 

of Minnesota’s graduate program in environmental education. 

Concordia Language Villages engaged intep, LLC, a construction and 

architectural consulting company specializing in sustainable building 

design to help create the BioHaus. intep was founded in Zurich, 

switzerland, in 1979 by people with a passion for buildings in the natural 

environment and the people who inhabit them. in 2005 the deutsche 

Bundesstiftung umwelt (dBu), europe’s largest foundation promoting 

environmental education and sustainable living, made its first grant ever 

in north america: a matching grant of $650,000 to create the BioHaus. 

in addition, the Villages has received funds from the Kresge Foundation, 

albert W. Cherne Foundation and the Home depot foundation to help 

meet the cost of building and curricular elements totaling $1,300,000, 

as well as many in-kind donations from environmental construction 

companies such as reHau, amvic Building systems, BasF, Bosch 

siemens Hausgeraete, sto Corp., Müller Fensterbau/optiwin, siemens, 

intep LLC, and Zetah Construction. 

“We believe that sustainability is as much about culture as it is about 

science,” says dan Karl Hamilton, dean of Waldsee. “through the 

unique blend of environmental and cultural immersion, the BioHaus 

will underscore the connections between the environment and 

sustainability and peace and security.” 

all in all, life for villagers in the BioHaus will be unvergesslich— 

unforgettable. 

Left: Once completed, the BioHaus will be used as an educational tool to teach 

villagers about the impact of housing on the environment. 

Inset: An architectural rendering of BioHaus shows its energy-wise, 

cube-like shape. 


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shaping a Plan for Mori no Ike 

Sannin yoreba bunju no chie … 

Whenever three people gather, great ideas come forth … 

When the Mori no Ike advisory board met, the great ideas did pour forth just as 

the old Japanese proverb states. Creativity steered the conversation as the 

newly formed Japanese Language Village advisory board strategized the Village’s 

role in the state of Japanese language education in the united states. 

Made possible by a grant from the u.s.-Japan Foundation, the group represented 

national experts in the fields of Japanese language and culture in grades K-16. 

the third meeting of the year coincided with July international day. 

patricia thornton, director of summer youth programs and chair of the advisory 

board, expressed appreciation that former Japanese deans and key staff served 

on the board and helped advance current goals. 

“However, it was equally important,” she said, “to include individuals who were 

completely new to the Villages and could fulfill the role of ‘critical friend’ for 

Mori no Ike.” 

as an added cultural bonus, the board visited Minneapolis institute of arts to 

see the Japanese collection and attended a special performance by Mu daiko 

taiko drum ensemble. at the same event, founding Mori no Ike dean, ann Junko 

McCarthy, received the elgin Heinz outstanding teacher award from david Janes, 

program officer and assistant to the president of the u.s.-Japan Foundation. 

ann has taught Japanese in the Minneapolis school system for 19 years. 

By year’s end, the advisory board presented the u.s.-Japan Foundation with a 

five-year strategic plan to develop, assist and strengthen Mori no Ike for the future. 

left: Mori no ike villagers learn the Japanese word for 

leaf, ha, on a nature hike. 

inset: High school credit villagers practice calligraphy at the 

Japanese Language Village. 



sailing into swedish 

the excitement of the swedish midnight sun, summer cabins and 

sailing on blue waters came to the swedish Language Village, 

Sjölunden, in summer 2005 with seglingsskola, or sailing school. 

thirty villagers learned the parts of the boat, how the wind patterns 

affect the sails, how to steer and how to get a capsized boat up-right— 

all in swedish. 

With thousands of lakes in sweden and a majority of 

swedes owning summer residences near water, sailing 

takes center stage in their lifestyle. it is also common 

for swedish young people to attend summer sailing 

camps. 

“We are interested in expanding the cultural and 

linguistic impact of our Village by offering diverse authentic activities,” 

says Village dean allison Magda spenader. “the language of sailing is 

also the language of respect for nature and gives us a chance to raise 

environmental awareness.” 

sailing school villagers need to have a basic knowledge of swedish 

(at least one prior Village session), and they must be physically strong 

enough to work with the boats. early lessons include floating wooden 

model boats in a kiddie pool. then, villagers pair with sailing instructors, 

and by the end of the week, they are able to go out and sail on their own 

in groups of two. some boats are named after norse gods such as Loki 

or odin and others carry family names related to donors. 

sailing instruction runs from three to four hours each day and villagers 

are allowed to sail as a “free-time” activity. summer 2006 also featured 

a master sailing class for those who had completed the basic course or 

who may have had sailing training elsewhere. Villagers received special 

seglingsskola patches when they completed the program. 

“Sjölunden is committed to teaching swedish, both to help villagers 

maintain heritage connections and also to connect villagers with modern 

sweden,” says Magda. “offering sailing challenges older villagers with 

something new and prepares them for their own trips to sweden in the 

future.” 

left: The sailing program at sjölunden teaches villagers about a favorite 

Swedish passtime. 

inset: Allison Magda Spenader, dean of the Swedish Language Village 



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Never too old 

at the Concordia Language Villages, language immersion doesn’t 

end at age 18. Quite the contrary, adult immersion programs flourish 

at the Villages. For some, it’s a way to brush up on skills for traveling 

abroad. 

“Many participants are planning a trip to norway and come to us first,” 

says Kari Berit gustafson, leader of the norwegian adult and Elderhostel 

programs. 

Leader of the French adult programs, François Fouquerel, adds that 

immersion programs motivate some adults to return to school and pursue 

a degree in language. 

Berit finds that adults often have a preconceived idea that language 

learning is difficult for adults. the Village experience switches that 

notion to action and fun. the intentional mix of conversation time, 

language lessons and activities provide opportunities to use language. 

adults also appreciate the retreat facility in the north Woods. 

“it puts you in a very relaxed setting,” says Karla Wagner, Minneapolis, 

Minn., a german and norwegian program participant. “You are away 

from your normal responsibilities and can focus on immersing yourself 

in language and culture.” 

the adult programs connect learners from all corners of the united 

states and Canada who share a passion for language and culture. 

they build lasting friendships. 

“i’ve found,” Karla says, “that i enjoy coming back and visiting with a 

number of fascinating people whom i would never have met otherwise.” 

left: Elderhostel programs welcome around 70 participants every year 

to the Villages. 

inset: Adult French program participants explore the nuances of 

French-speaking African cultures. 

A complete listing of all the adult language and cultural immersion 

programs, including a number of new language offerings, 

can be found online at www.ConcordiaLanguageVillages.org. 



2005 village Enrollment and staff Profile 

summer youth staff 

u.s. and international staff: 1078 

percentage native speakers: 24% 

returnee rate: 35% 

summer youth staff Profile by Country 

argentina 34 

austria 6 

Belgium 1 

Bosnia 1 

Bulgaria 1 

Cameroon 6 

Canada 8 

Chile 1 

China 15 

Colombia 6 

Costa rica 1 

Credit abroad* 91 

Chinese 253 

danish 47 

english 269 

*Credit abroad Enrollment by language 

French 24 

german 13 

denmark 3 

dominican republic 1 

ecuador 2 

ethiopia 3 

Finland 6 

France 20 

germany 17 

italy 4 

ivory Coast 1 

Japan 16 

Kenya 1 

summer youth Enrollment by language/Program 

French 1165 

german 695 

Finnish 111 

Japanese 439 

Japanese 24 

spanish 30 

total 

summer youth Enrollment by session length 

one-week session 16.4% 

two-week session 62.1% 

three-week session (english only) 1% 

Four-week session 20.3% 

Five-week session (english only) 0.2% 

summer youth Enrollment by Grade 

Grades 

Percentage of 

total Enrollment 

elementary 1-5 23% 

Middle school 6-8 33% 

High school 9-12 32% 

grade unknown 1-12 12% 

Liberia 3 

Mexico 45 

netherlands 1 

norway 6 

peru 4 

russia 3 

senegal 3 

south Korea 15 

spain 7 

sweden 4 

switzerland 2 

Korean 95 

italian 149 

norwegian 340 

russian 106 

taiwan 1 

thailand 1 

togo 1 

ukraine 1 

united Kingdom 1 

united states 825 

Venezuela 1 

total Countries 0 

spanish 1846 

swedish 154 

teacher seminar 19 

total 5

2 

summer youth Enrollment by state 

49 

2 

summer youth Enrollment by Country village Weekend Enrollment by language 

austria 2 

Bahamas 2 

Belgium 2 

Brazil 1 

Canada 16 

China 34 

Colombia 1 

denmark 7 

ethiopia 2 

France 18 

germany 29 

49 

26 

274 

Honduras 1 

israel 3 

italy 42 

ivory Coast 2 

Japan 21 

Latvia 1 

Mexico 10 

netherlands 3 

norway 6 

poland 2 

russia 1 

Global language villages in China 

north american adult participants 112 

Chinese Youth and adult participants 1385 

72 

17 

12 

51 

13 

14 

22 

10 

118 

saudi arabia 5 

singapore 1 

south Korea 26 

spain 23 

switzerland 26 

taiwan 12 

turkey 4 

united Kingdom 14 

Yemen 2 

total 

87 

28 

41 

44 

121 

12 

2130 

142 

85 

6 

8 

416 

393 

5 

41 

112 

31 

24 

20 

79 

108 

88 

(October 1, 2004 to April 30, 2005) 

French 867 

german 413 

Japanese 45 

spanish 990 

total 5 

adult and Family Enrollment 

82 

133 

(October 1, 2004 through April 30, 2005) 

adult programs 87 

elderhostel Weeks 63 

Family Weekend programs 

(131 adults / 160 children) 291 

total 

6 

15 

71 

� 

17 

180 

8 

8 

88 

14 

36 

97 

5 

88 

22 

(May 1, 2005 to April 30, 2006) 

French 862 

german 558 

Japanese 59 

spanish 1190 

total 

(May 1, 2005 through April 30, 2006) 

adult programs 255 

elderhostel Weeks 

Family Weekend programs 

72 

(117 adults / 152 children) 

Family Weeks 

269 

(24 adults/36 children) 60 

rosemaling Workshop 19 

total 5 



2005 villager awards 

Circle of Peace 

Medallion 

The Circle of Peace Medallion 

is presented to villagers with 10 years 

of participation in the program. 

El Lago del Bosque 

Chelsea allison 

abhishek Bose-Kolanu 

Les Voyageurs 

david Czarnecki 

Mori no Ike 

elaena Larsen 

Victor Larsen 

Waldsee 

Katherine Heffernan 

Louisa Quast 

susan schaefer 

World of Friendship 

Medallion 

The World of Friendship Medallion 

is presented to villagers with five years 

of participation in the program. 

El Lago del Bosque 

Jasper adamek-Bowers 

annalisa andre 

sydney ayers 

alana Benz 

John Bertinet 

Morgan Bertinet 

danielle Bintz 

Bridget Blanz 

shana Blanz 

Ben Brinkopf 

natalie Brown 

Melanie Byrd 

Kelsey Christensen 

tina Cornog 

ashley Curtis 

Wendy Cushing 

rodney dockter 

aubry doede 

Katia esarey 

Jonathan Flom 

Benjamin French 

Chantel getting 

gabriel gordon-Harper 

phillip Horsager 

Merrick Johnson 

Matthew Kabak 

andrew Kamalnath 

sarah Kehm 

stephen Kelley 

austin Kieffaber 

alexa Kroonblawd 

Brian Lach 

Kevin Lach 

Jennifer Latham 

Matthew Latham 

teresa Linder 

danielle Linn 

george Lloyd 

Caroline Magnuson 

gina Manthey 

Leah Mathews 

robin Miel 

Hannah Miller 

evvan Morton 

elisa Muller 

sydney naini 

William newshutz 

Christian nichols 

Catherine o’Connor 

Megan o’Connor 

eric owens 

John pederson 

thomas pederson 

emily peterson 

ryan pigg 

Jordan reichardt 

Jennifer reyes 

Frank rose 

Michael rose 

Wayne rose 

ansel santosa 

Kirsten semmer 

Martha sudermann 

shanna sutton 

Jeffery thomas 

ellis Valentiner 

ashley Ward 

anya Zach 

Jane Zellar 

Hometown, USA 

Maxime sadrieh 

Lac du Bois 

elizabeth Black 

elizabeth due 

aoife duna 

padraig duna 

nicole ewing 

Lauren Fiori 

patrick Foley 

Margaret Foster 

alicia Franken 

rachael Futran 

alexandra gougeon 

shannon Horn 

devin ingvalson 

Klara Manning 

Molly Mcgowan 

Hannah Miller 

stephanie Morton 

ellen odekirk Kopplin 

alexandra olson 

Kara olson 

ellen o’Malley 

Maria parenti 

Madeline peterson 

Miranda pettengill 

abigail pollokoff 

sean robbins 

alexandra saslaw 

anna Walker gunsalus 

Ciara Winter 

J. andrew Woodman 

Lago del Bosco 

taylor Brown 

Katherine Cook

Les Voyageurs 

samuel Berlin 

Jay dedrick 

Frances gerde 

Marissa Haeny 

patrick taylor 

Lesnoe Ozero 

Marina dougall 

Colin Kellogg 

Michael okner 

Mori no Ike 

genevieve Blesch 

Linnea Cederberg 

Caitlin Cronin 

Katie dunlop 

scott Flavin 

Mark green, Jr. 

timothy inadomi 

rachel Johnson-Miller 

Caitlin Klein 

noah Madoff 

Joshua Matushin 

erin Maxson 

Jacob Mcnaughton 

samuel Mosier 

abigail rue 

Caroline sundermeyer 

sophia teeple 

Salolampi 

elizabeth Brauer 

ari Hakkarainen 

Max Hakkarainen 

elaina Hintsala 

Madeline Hokkanen 

elizabeth Lyons 

anna Wanhala 

Briita Wanhala 

Kara Wattunen 

Sen Lin Hu 

samantha Hahn 

Hailie Kallembach 

alicia Kelly 

Laura Mortara 

Lara pashalek 

analise rodenberg 

Laura showalter 

Christopher Yih 

stephen Yih 

Sjölunden 

sarah Birkholz 

robert Bragg 

annelie Butz 

steven Cain 

theodore dahlen 

anne doering 

ana Hedenstrom 

Lars Johnson 

Mara Johnson-groh 

Kirk Morrow 

nickole narveson 

Hannah nielsen 

Carissa sanford 

abigail svoboda 

nora Waters 

Skogfjorden 

Joshua akkerman 

Katie anderson 

Kirsten ask 

Hope Brown Johnson 

Kara Christensen 

erika dahl-stamnes 

andrea dittmann 

emily ebertz 

Kittel evenson 

elizabeth Fast 

dana Fjare 

James Frickstad 

anna gudjonsdottir 

William Haines 

Jennifer Haldeman 

Myra Hinrichs 

Heidi Hollan 

gunnar Jeppson 

thor Jeppson 

Benly Larson 

annette Lundberg 

thomas Merickel 

Charles Miller 

Zackary Moheban 

Michele Morse 

elizabeth nelson 

Kristina nelson 

Bryanna osmonson 

erica parsons 

John petersen 

Hannah peterson 

astri snodgrass 

Marisa stafne 

patrisha thoreson 

amanda tunheim 

Skovsøen 

Julia gilbert 

tristan Lund 

Lars olsen 

Kirsten sorensen 

Sup sogui ˘ 

Hosu 

rachel anderson 

Benjamin Coz 

trisha devine 

Michaela Hins 

Mary Howard 

Waldsee 

eric Bersin 

Kelly Carnahan 

patrick Cascino 

steven Coleman 

daniel Flood 

Carl graefe 

elaine grulke 

Lee Hamill 

sean Hamilton 

Katherine Henrey 

Kirsten Henry 

ty Hong 

Megan Jaeger 

Morgan Jaeger 

ann Kannel 

Kieran Keeslar 

Jane King 

ritt Kong 

rod Kong 

Karianne Lerum 

erica pinno 

Cassandra Quam 

alexander resser 

alexander ruddick 

Krista ruddick 

Joel stark 

neva Wagner 

Luke Ward 

Colin Welch 

Margaret Wheeler 

gretchen Zishka 


5


2005 staff awards 

Citation of Excellence award 

The Citation of Excellence Award 

is presented to individuals who 

have given outstanding service 

as a staff member for five years. 

Krystel anderson 

steven andrews 

Melchora arias-rojas de alva 

Cindy arneson 

rose arrowsmith 

anne Bender 

Johanna Bolstad 

annika Brink 

sara Carey 

saffrona Carlson 

guillermo Ceniceros-gamiz 

david Cheney 

Young Mi Cho 

renee Christensen 

tine donahue 

Jenise doty 

papa drame 

antje duvekot 

aara edwards 

Lois egelhof 

Krista erdahl 

Michael erlewine 

erin Feltman 

deena Fogle 

alissa Fortune 

Kaija Freborg 

Mariano gallo 

theresa gnadt 

Hanna good 

Heidi Haines 

selah Hall 

Janessa Hefti 

david Johnson 

Kirstin Kellaher 

Bianca Kiesewetter 

Margarete Klingenberg 

daniel Koblylinski 

arne Larson 

erik Larson 

Fabrice Leroy 

Marilyn Malmanger 

Hanna Mannikko 

andrea Mendoza-Haedt 

polly Merhar 

Barbara Merry 

teri Murray 

Karlis nollendorfs 

pablo oleiro 

Mira olson 

susan paananen 

sara paul 

Catherine peck 

rachel peterson 

Joseph phelps 

Lara ravitch 

Maximiliano sanchez-Messo 

oscar otto schock 

Judith schutter 

nicole sorenson 

Jeffrey sorheim 

susan sorheim 

Janice springer 

steven stortroen 

Jennifer stromberg 

Karen stugelmeyer 

ian swanson 

deb thomson 

nicole Vlach 

Xiuwen Wang 

Key to the village award 

The Key to the Village Award 



as a staff member for 10 years. 

anna Berg 

aaron gingrich 

Kimberly Larson 

ann McCarthy 

Matt McLean 

isabelle schallreuter olson 

sarah schmidt 

Kari sundberg 

peter Walz 

Circle of Peace award 

The Circle of Peace Award 




Chandra Hanke 

alberto galindo 

Global Citizen award 

The Global Citizen Award 




ralph Bontrager 

paul delMain 

paul Lund 

Evergreen award 

The Evergreen Award is presented 

to individuals who have given 

outstanding service as a staff 

member for 25 years. 

david salmela 

sage award 

The Sage Award is presented 

to individuals who have given 

outstanding service as a staff 

member for 30 years. 

donna Clementi 

diane tess

2005 Financial report 

scholarship assistance 

Fund # of villagers award 

the Freeman Foundation 102 $125,000 

Concordia Language Villages 

passport Fund 373 $91,032 

salolampi Foundation 397 $32,885 

swiss Benevolent society 22 $22,990 

national italian american sports 

Hall of Fame (niasHF) 17 $22,590 

Columbus Citizens Foundation 18 $22,320 

sons of norway, district #1 78 $19,831 

Wallin Foundation 11 $16,765 

general Mills Foundation 18 $15,000 

national italian american 

Foundation (niaF) 14 $14,960 

goethe instute of new York 12 $13,553 

global Cash access 12 $12,860 

Vasa order of america grand Lodge 10 $12,400 

schulze Family Foundation 10 $11,915 

albert W. Cherne Foundation 8 $10,000 

Koerber Foundation 10 $9,730 

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation 4 $8,284 

dennis and anne Beaver Foundation 3 $8,250 

summer search Foundation 4 $8,021 

american swedish insitute 50 $7,050 

Minneapolis Foundation, 

r.d. Wells Fund 18 $6,234 

german orphan Home of 

Washington, d.C. 3 $5,300 

paradise Valley schools, phoenix, aZ 4 $5,160 

scandinavian seminar, amherst, Ma 2 $5,000 

norske torske Klubben, st. paul, Mn 11 $4,400 

Marion gage Memorial endowed Fund 8 $4,240 

providence of st. Mel school, 

Chicago, iL 5 $4,215 


independent school district # 883, 

rockford, Mn 5 $3,360 

skovsøen, inc. 8 $2,500 

Vasa order of america district Lodge, 

pacific southwest #15 2 $2,480 

american daughters of sweden 2 $2,480 

american association of teachers 

of French, nassau, nY 2 $2,480 

independent order of Vikings 

grand Lodge 2 $2,480 

Jul Fest 2 $2,480 

emily asli Kandemia scholarship Fund 2 $2,400 

embassy of the Federal republic 

of germany, Washington, d.C. 3 $2,000 

indian springs school, 

indian springs, aL 1 $2,000 

uniCo Foundation, inc. 2 $1,984 

sons of norway Local Lodges 10 $1,724 

tove irene dahl endowed Fund 9 $1,715 

Community action Council 3 $1,450 

Chicago public schools 2 $1,420 

thomas M. seppi salolampi scholarship 4 $1,400 


sons of norway, district #4-025 8 $1,400 

shakopee Mdewakanton sioux 

Community, prior Lake, Mn 1 $1,250 

greater Beneficial union 

of pittsbugh-gBu 1 $1,240 

stone ridge school of the 

sacred Heart, Bethesda, Md 1 $1,240 

american swedish institute, 

Bemidji, Mn 4 $1,200 

Christine schulze endowed Fund 1 $1,100 

rotary Club, Barrow, aK 1 $1,000 

other Miscellaneous gifts 

& programs 86 $23,055 

total , $5 0, 

Gift income 

source of Gifts 

Business support $170,537.98 

Foundation support $615,031.30 

organizational support $97,400.72 

individuals $1,695,380.23 

total $ ,5 , 50. 

allocation of Gifts 

Current operations (02) $1,032,089.68 

Village Vision Funds (05) $66,281.39 

endowment Funds (20) $126,828.41 

plant funds (40) $1,353,150.75 

total $ ,5 , 50. 

operating Fund (05/01/05 to 04/30/06) 

rEvENUE 

Charter school 348,391 

Fees 9,483,917 

summer Villager transportation 352,810 

stores 413,315 

College investment 899,587 

other 652,146 

total revenue $ , 50, 

EXPENditUrEs 

General administration 

salaries 5,004,522 

Fringe benefits 851,374 

telephone 151,717 

printing, advertising and postage 596,889 

travel (staff and villager) 1,683,143 

Food purchases 856,040 

store inventory 361,196 

supplies and materials 403,077 

Legal fees 7,446 

Miscellaneous 254,305 

total 0, , 0 

operation and Maintenance 

rent for leased facilities 762,943 

repairs 107,194 

supplies 225,879 

equipment 256,159 

utilities 272,919 

insurance 34,950 

total , 0,0 

total Expenditures $ , , 5 

Balance of revenues 

over expenditures $320,413 

disPositioN oF BalaNCE 

Current unrestricted Fund 413 

Maintenance reserve 270,000 

Capital reserve 50,000 

total $ 0, 

$0 



donors Mean the World to Us 

During the 2004-2005 fiscal year, 

1916 families, friends, staff, corporations 

and foundations contributed to the 

Concordia Language Villages Annual 

Fund. The following list recognizes donors 

who made gifts between October 1, 2004 

and April 30, 2006. Contributions received 

after April 30, 2006 will appear in next 

year’s report. 

This list is compiled from our computer 

records. If you notice any incorrect 

information, please accept our 

apologies and notify us so we can 

correct our records. Thank you. 

alice abbott 

edward abraham & norma-May isahow 

Margaret adamek & Karl Lorenz 

James & alberta adams 

Jay & Karin addy 

Jerry & Lynn adwell 

Charles & peggy agan 

erik & Lisa ahlgren 

pearl alaspa 

Jose J alba & Cathy a reeb-alba 

Jim alexander & sarah How 

ronald & Beatrice alexander 

david & Barbara allen 

donna allen 

Jeffrey & ann allen 

Jonathan & shirley allen 

John & evangelyn almquist 

sigma & Bobbi alpha 

ross & Karen alwin 

thomas & Barbara ames 

robert & Beverly amico 

Chuck anders & susan Charney 

amy andersen & timothy Wilson 

albert & anita anderson 

daniel anderson & Leah Larkey 

edda & Burt anderson 

erling & Julie anderson 

george & Louise anderson 

James & Jamey anderson 

John anderson 

John anderson 

John anderson & Mary stewart 

Lawrence & nancy anderson 

sara anderson & Mark greenberg 

Kris & Linda anderson 

James & ann andre 

Mike & Leigh andrews 

Verna anfinson 

anonymous 

Michael & elaine anuta 

ralph & Madelynn appelbaum 

tom & Jan arminio 

Cody & Mary arnold 

Judith arnold 

Michael & susan arnold 

steve arnold & Helen paul 

Bill & Mary arnquist 

Victoria aronow 

andrei & nina aroutiounov 

anthony & Kathleen ashton 

russell & sarah asleson 

Jon & Linnea asp 

John & sara auran 

david & suzanne auerbach 

Bradford & sally austin 

Howard & Colleen austin 

dean & Jacque axland 

Lorrayne aysta 

James & Marcie Babcock 

nathan & Connie Backstrom 

neal & Cindy Bacon 

Mike & sarah Badower 

Joel Baer & edwina nagahashi 

John & Kim Baird 

Lee & Jan Bajuniemi 

raft & Zela Balouzian 

stephen & Holli Banks 

ernie & Marlene Banttari 

sherry Baron & daniel LaBotz 

Cathy Barbash & Michael riley 

Barbara Barfield 

allen & Kelly Barkve 

Jesse & ramsey Barlow 

susan Barlow & edward Barlow Jr 

don & anna Barth 

guillaume Bastiaens & Liliane Luyten 

ann Baum 

William & andrea Baumgartner 

Clark & abigail Baxter 

James & annis Bear 

ellen Beauchamp & Michael Mustafaga 

Larry Beck & gay Johnson 

paul & ethel Beck 

sandra Beck 

dean Becker & Carol Lahti 

sandra a Beckering 

david Bederman & Lorre Cuzze 

al & Mary Behrends 

Lloyd & esther Bedik 

Hal & dawna Behrendt 

steve & Mary Belden 

Mark & Mary Belinsky 

richard Belkin & gabrielle gerber 

steven & sharon Belton 

david Benditt & Maryann goldstein 

Kelly & trina Bengtson 

Jeffery Benjamin 

paul & Jody Benshoof 

gregory & paula Benson 

donald Benton & Mirjam Cvetic 

Jim & Wendy Berenbaum 

Carl Berg 

Leslie & Meredith Berg 

stephen & Linda Berg 

thor & Merrilyn Berg 

robert Berger & Janet Holwell 

Leslie ann Bergland

edward & ann Berlin 

stuart & Junelle Bernard 

steven & darlene Berndt 

david & Kathleen Bernstein 

Carol Berseth 

richard & Jane Bireta 

Luke & debra Birkeland 

Carol & Yosef Bitton 

Bruce & Jean Blair 

gregory Blakely & rochelle eastman 

John & Marian Bleeke 

Carl & Karen Blesch 

Craig Bleth & Lisa Wutzke-Bleth 

C douglas Blewett & Margaret Kilduff 

thomas & paris Block 

Carl & Jeanie Blom 

Michael Blonder 

steve & deborah Bluestein 

Vern & Judith Blyckert 

david & diane Boes 

ted &teresa Bogeman 

John Bohn & suzanne dunseath Bohn 

H Culver Boldt & Maria Lukas 

gary & Kristi Bolstad 

John & Martha Bonte 

Mark & evelyn Bookey 

Constance Booth 

Wayne Bopp & Mary sweeney 

Bernard & ginger Bopp 

ann & douglas Bostrom 

Margaret Bostrom & richard Wear 

Michael & sharon Bowen 

John & Kathryn Bozdech 

roy Brady & Laura Hawkins 

timothy Brakke 

ron & gail Brand 

Harold & Jere Brands 

dagny & thompson Brandt 

Charles Braver & Juliet seligson Braver 

donald & germaine Bravick 

steven Brechin & nancy Cantor 

Joseph & Carmen Bredie 

david & evelyn Breeden 

anna Brennan-scheffler 

Kate Brennan 

daniel & Maria Brewer 

Janice Brewer 

peter & nancy Breyfogle 

thomas & Mary Brink 

Vija & Zinta Brivkalns 

robert & suzanne Britt 

ronald Brockman & ellen Feldman 

Mary & Forrest Broderius 

robert Brookland & susan albert Brookland 

Barbara Brooks & narvel Brooks Jr 

James & Louanne Brooks 

richard Brooks & gail Buth-Brooks 

rick & sarah Brooks 

tim & Kathy Brooks 

Leslie & Cindy Brorsen 

Curtis & Kim Brosdahl 

philip & Julie Brous 

david & diane Brown 

eric & Jean Brown 

Laura Brown & Leif esbensen 

Marlys & Mark Brown 

ronald & patrice Brown 

William Brown & Kimberly o’Connor 

Walden & sally Browne 

donna Browning & ed Mcgee 

Brad & dorothy Bruber 

daniel Brudney & ellen rosendale 

errin Brungardt 

Frederick & Jeannie Brunk 

timothy & Jean Buchen 

William & Jeannie Buckner 

emanuel & Karyn Bucur 

richard & Katherine Buenger 

James & sharon Buhr 

Leslie Buhr & anna Marie gonzalez 

alfred & nancy Bunnett 

Keith & debbie Burgess 

Helen Burke 

Marilyn Burnson 

Bruce & rhoda Bush 

sheila Bush 

Lon & Karen Bussell 

Cyndi Butler 

Joseph & Monika Butler 

norma Buxton 

Michael Bye & Katherine V Moy-Bye 

dean & Kathryn Byington 

shane & Monika Byrd 

Kevin Byrne & Linda Jagodzinski 

Charles & Kathryn Calderaro 

Charles & nancy Calomiris 

William & Mary Campbell 

Jim & trudy Canine 

anthony & Cheryl Caponi 

andrew & Joyce Capron 

Joseph Carfagno & susan Medrano 

Janis Carlson 

Juels & sally Carlson 

Bill Carlson & Janet Morken 

Mike & nelly Carnahan 

Harry & dana Carr 

steven & diane Carr 

Kenneth Carretta & diane Helfgott 

Bob & susie Case 

Julie Carson 

Christer & Laurel Cederberg 

William & Linda Chaney 

Jean Chapman 

Jon & gail Chapman 

J B & Helen Chase 

James Chase & grace Malilay 

Marian & Charles Chase 

richard & avery Chase 

elaine Cheng & Brian o’Leary 

eric & nancy Cheng 

paul & Carol Cherryhomes 

douglas & roberta Childs 

timothy Y C Choy 

Carol Christensen 

paul & sue Christensen 

ronald & Janet Christenson 

george & Janice Christiansen 

david Christian 

derek Christianson 

Michael & anne Christopher 

Christopher & Linda Church 

Christopher Cimarusti 

Chris & Katherine Claflin 

thomas Clancy & dana ione green 

Brian & susan Clark 

shaun & teresa Clasby 

richard Closner 

stanley &Lucille Clothier 

Lawrence Cobb & Kathryn symmes 

William & Mildred Cody 

Jack & dawn Coffey 

rosemary Coffman 

Florence & neal Cohen 

richard & Carol Colburn 

tom & Jan Collett 

douglas & Kathleen Colson 

Chris & essie Commers 

roger & Jane Comstock 

thoms & sheila Condon 

Kevin Conlon & Claudia Morrissey 

Michael Connaughton & 

Marya teutsch-dwyer 

Kevin & Katie Conneely 

William Jr & Carol Conrad 

Kathleen Conway 

paul & s M Conway 

Howard & Mary Cook 

daniel & Cynthia Cooke 

Marilyn Cool 

Marilyn Coonen 

J norwell Coquillard 

Chris Costan 

Michael & Julia Costello 

Janet Courtney-smith 



peter & Karen Coveney 

peter Cowhey & Margaret McKeown 

Malcolm & sally Cozort 

Freeman & Marney Craig 

Kurt & Kathleen Creager 

annika & shawn Crosby 

greg & Mary Crowley 

Michael & Virginia Cummings 

ron & susanne Cuperus 

Jeff & Lea Curler 

Jay & Jan Curtiss 

Clinton & Kristin Cutler 

thomas & Maggy d’onofrio 

Kristin dahl 

Linda dahl 

Liv dahl 

diane dahl-McCoy & James McCoy 

James dahlberg & elsebet Lund 

gardis dahle 

Myron B dahle 

rod & teresa dahlstrom 

John & Margaret daley 

Kerry & daisy damskey 

Christopher daniel & James schnobrich 

tom & Lori darr 

Bill & Cheryl davidson 

John davidson & s shaeffer 

Charles davis 

gary & Jane davis 

Kenneth davis & diane Croft 

Larry & Carrie davis 

Marian & richard davis 

Michael davis & Mary Freeman 

r dale & Mary davis 

robert & Barb davis 

Wayne davis & ann Merrifield 

Vanessa & david dayton 

Frederick & Kay de sam Lazaro 

Mark deaton & dawn Fogle deaton 

richard & erin defieux 

thomas & Connie deits 

James deLoach, Jr 

gary & Helen delp 

Linda denell & Michael nofz 

paul denzer & susan Bernstein 

david & sharon detert 

rajiv & gretchen dewan 

graeme dewar 

david & Julie deWitt 

Henry & Winifred dick 

andy dickinson & tracey Jackson 

Christopher & Joanne dietz 

eli & patrick dill 

peter & sara discenza 

robert & Linda ditmore 

eivind & gwenn djupedal 

Lief doerring 

Wayne & Christine dokken 

daniel & Carol dolce 

Kathaleen donahue 

Christopher donovan & 

M Laurette Hughes 

Bruce & Kathie dormanen 

Christopher & Britt dougall 

patricia dow 

J eric & sue dravland 

John & Katherine dreher 

Wallace & susan droegemueller 

Virginia drozd 

Forrest & Karen dryden 

Kathleen duey & robert Malchione 

Brett & tatyana duffy 

Bill & denise duke 

scott & Carmel dunlop 

Kathy dupree 

dale & dawn dupuis 

normand dupre & Jane Hanchett 

Leonard duroche & deborah snouffer 

William & patricia dussling 

paul & rachel dvorak 

Karl & sara dydak 

dwight & Christine dyrud 

david dyson & susanne Hollingsworth 

Mike eckhardt & Mary pat Blowers 

Chris & simone ederer 

david & alison edgerton 

Joan edman 

M Bruce edmonson & Kathleen Massoth 

dean & Karen edstrom 

Lance edwards & sandra Brooks 

Molly edwards-Britton & tom Britton 

Karen egerer 

evelyn & stanley egli 

gilbert & Karen eian 

rebecca & Jay einhorn 

david & Carol eisinger 

Jeffrey & elizabeth ekola 

ayman & Hala el-Mohandes 

William elbel 

robert elde 

david & Mary elkind 

Jim elson & Kathleen ryan 

richard & Karol emmerich 

Lita eng & david ng 

paul englund & Kathleen Bartholomay 

nancy engstrom 

Matt entenza & Lois Quam 

alan erceg 

eunice erceg 

steven & solveig ericson 

John & Janet erickson 

ellef & alfield erlien 

Marlyn & ruth ervasti 

ted & gail esala 

evelyn eskeli 

robert & darlene esko 

garry & debra espe 

santiago & Margaret etchevers 

Kaara ettesvold 

david & Virginia evans 

Lori evensen 

Keith & Molly ewing 

rob & Beth ewing

James Faber & Joyce Miyamoto 

david & Kimberly Fabre 

thomas & Mary Fabry 

Christa Fagerberg 

arild & Kari Farkvam 

Catherine Farry thorn & Chris thorn 

W aubrey & gaby Federal 

roger Ferguson & annette nazareth 

Miguel & Janet Fernandez 

timothy & Kathleen Fetherston 

Matthew & Judith Fichtenbaum 

thisbe Fields 

Winifred Figenshau 

Kenneth & Margaret Finder 

James Findlay & aleta Borrud 

gary & susan Fine 

Bruce e & gail Fischberg 

C gary & anna Marie Fischer 

gary Fischer & shannon Whitefischer 

dennis & Cindy Fiser 

steven & Cheryl Fish 

alexandra Fisher 

Bruce & Mindi Fisher 

Barbara Fisher 

neil & Kimberly Fiske 

patrick & alice Fitzgerald 

James Fitzpatrick & 

annette gendron-Fitzpatrick 

Maurine Fitzpatrick 

dana & Barbara Fitzsimmons 

Kevin & anne Flaherty 

James Flanagan 

Harald & ramona Flatoen 

Jordan & Kathryn Ford 

Michael Forman & Judy rothenberg 

roger & Marianne Foussard 

richard & Floran Fowkes 

Kate Fox & tim Bush 

Jim & eleanore Francoeur 

thomas Fraser & Mary strand 

scott Frederickson & Chris alexander 

John & Carol Freeburg 

andy Freedman & anne rosenzweig 

stanley & Marion Freedman-gurspan 

Christine Freeman 

J p Freeman & p C Bass 

Jon & elizabeth Frierson 

robert & Kathleen Frisenda 

Kent & annick Fritz-smead 

al & sharon Frost 

ronald & Lanette Frostestad 

don & aline Funk 

C allison gaasedelen 

Julie gaitonde 

Jerome galant & 

shelley Zimmerman galant 

s Warren & Mary Jo gale 

Jonathan & darla garey-sage 

John & sarah garrett 

Michael & amy garrison 

geoff garwick 

theresa & nelson garza 

Michael & Jennifer gassman 

richard gates & gail Mattson-gates 

georg & reidun gauger 

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ted simons & andrea Brody simons 

Wanda sims 

scott singer & rochelle itzen 

dawn singh 

gary & Mynde siperstein 

ross siragusa & susan Klein siragusa 

Brian & nancy siska 

ralph & evelyn sisco 

sherwin skar & Kathryn Jones 

paul & Marsha skogheim 

Martin skoro 

darlesia smith 

gregory & Juli smith 

J randall & diane smith 

Jim & darien smith 

Jean & Joanne smith 

Keven & Kendra smith 

Mark & patricia smith 

ronald & Betsey smith 

Kathleen smith Zaremba & 

thomas Zaremba 

david & Lise snyder 

devon & Cheryl snyder 

William & Julie snyder 

Young & Marcy sohn 

Jose & Meg solera 

peter santiago & Carol solheim 

david & pat sonnenberg 

Maurice & Carolyn spangler 

Mark speers & paula ness speers 

Judy spencer 

Mark spicer & Lisa Lewis-spicer 

James & Jeanette spires 

adelbert spitzer & diane Young-spitzer 

dan & Jan squillace 

tom st John & Micaela Levine 

gustav & Mary staahl 

paul & Frances stachour 

Martin staniland & alberta sbragia 

Keith & dorothy stanley 

sean & sue starke 

david & donna stassel 

Brad & Connie stauffer 

steven & diane staves 

Jon & terri stavig 

Clifton & donna stedje 

david & susan steel 

daniel stein & diane tucker 

david & Louise stemp 

Clarence & Barbara stennes 

peder & tone-Lise stenslie 

Bob & Claire stephens 

Mark & denise stephens 

richard stephenson & susan rogers 

richard stern 

steven sterner & dorothy surles 

thomas stevens 

russell & Mary still 

Cynthia stix 

Bruce stokes & Wendy sherman 

amos & Michele stoll 

dennis stone 

Kristin stone 

Vicki stout 

sheryl & david strachan 

James strait & Janina Levy 

deborah strand & robert Marszalek 

Jonathan & Jeanette strandjord 



robert streeter & ellen Harold 

seth & debra strichartz 

Warren & Janny strickland 

Larry strickling & sydney Hans 

nanette & James stringer 

Margaret & Max studer 

Bernard sucher 

richard & suzanne sudmeier 

Michael & patricia sulewski 

amy sullivan 

Joseph & Karen sullivan 

Lee sundermeyer & Joann reed 

tyler sutton & aina silenieks 

Clarence & shirley suvanto 

richard sveum & Jennifer olson 

Charles & Karla svoboda 

Barb swan 

Howard & sheri swanson 

stephen & susan swanson 

paul swedenborg & rita Ladoux 

scott & Kari swedin 

Larry & Lisa swenson 

roger & LuJean swenson 

James & thien sylora 

Wendy symalla 

t syring & p Correll-syring 

armas tamminen 

Beatrice & J Howard tamminen 

James tanner & Catherine allegra 

david taussig & Cecily Burke 

James taylor & nancy solo-taylor 

Carol temescu 

Mark ten eyck & Laraye osborne 

noma terhaar 

george tesch 

george & Lynn tesch 

Vijay thadani & onita Connington 

ole & teri thienhaus 

glenn & ann thomas 

robert & elizabeth thomas 

deanna thompson & neal peterson 

Hugh & elizabeth thompson 

Micheal & rebecca thompson 

thomas thornton & nancy Blyler 

Wayne & Beverly thorson 

gordon & Faythe thureen 

James & rebecca thvedt 

William & susan tidball 

Mary tigner-rasanen 

Julia Colman timm & stephen Kieu 

peter & Michele timmons 

philip & Kim tinder 

Kathy & Merle tingelstad 

sandra titus 

paul tjossem & paula smith 

richard tobin 

William toivonen 

Chris & Julia tomer 

Helmer & amy toro 

roger torstenson & 

Karen Fletcher torstenson 

steven torstveit & Michael dixon 

pat tovo 

allan & Carla townsend 

Bryan & Mary trandem 

John treece & Marci eisenstein 

John & ednamae trevey 

scott treworgy 

sandra tripp 

tim & danette tritch 

J scott & Holly troeger 

paul trolander & Zeynep tenger 

elisabeth trost 

James turner & Mary anne Fyfe 

paul turovsky & Monica Casey 

Marshall & Carol tynjala 

tom & anne ulseth 

dario & Mary Kate uribe 

John & Mary ursu 

Fay & andrew Vaisvila 

Jay & Julie Van Cleave 

donald & elizabeth Vance 

Lissi Vange 

James & ellen Vanlwaarden 

darrell & susan Vasvick 

richard & Hanna Veiga 

paul & Kristen Vesledahl 

richard & Karen Vierk 

Lila Virta 

elmo & Julie Volstad 

sally Vrendenburgh 

Hendrik & gretchen Vroege 

Friedrich & ursala Wacker 

Jamie & Martha Wade 

James & audrey Waggoner 

Michelle Wagner & Jerry Johnson 

John Wald & Marianne remedios 

Christopher Walker & gina renee 

Janet & thomas Walker 

Larry & Kim Wall 

nolan & Brenda Walters 

Christopher Wand & phyllis Jewell 

William Wangensteen 

albert & Linda Wankel 

Lindsay & ann Waters 

doug & nancy Watkins 

John Watkinson & Lisa o’Leary 

raymond & arlette Watts 

david & nancy Weber 

steven & Marie Weber 

Bill & Cindy Weber 

Charles & Mary Weber 

Leon & Melinda Webster 

Linda Weber 

Mary Weber 

Warner & diana Webster 

richard Weden & Mary Bishop Weden 

Bill Wedum & Kathryn Keller 

Michael Weeda & Joanne Michalski 

Forrest & Claire Weesner 

Kevin & susan Weidenbaum 

Len Weiler & alice Collins 

david Weiner & tija spitsberg 

david Weir & gretchen salisbury Weir 

robert Weisberg & nancie Jordan 

sanford & Carol Weisberg 

scott & Catherine Weisenbeck 

Leah Welch & gedeon deak 

e Joseph & Jane Welle 

robert & Jeanette Welle 

Bert Wells & Laura Walker 

Bob & Kiki Wells

William Wells & Jutta Welske-Wells 

James & Jessie Wendorf 

Chris Wendt 

ted & Janet Werth 

Hazel L Westby estate 

dolena Westergard 

daniel & Judith Westphal 

Mark & Faith Wetzel 

autum Whalen 

dan & Jane White 

debra White 

dale Whitebloom & anita darpino 

Cynthia & Brian Whiteside 

Kenton Whitney & 

stephanie schroeder-Whitney 

Mitchell & Helen Wicker 

William Wiktor & elaine Case 

Johannes Wieczorek & 

Maria schwarzer-Weiczorek 

Christopher & Margaret Wilding 

Henry & Carol Wilhelm 

patrick Wilkinson & nancy anderson 

selena Wille galdamez 

roger & Carole Willer 

Christopher & Janice Williams 

david & Karen Williams 

patrick & anne Williams 

Wesley & Karen Williams 

Jonathan & sarah Wilmshurst 

Catherine Wilson 

diane Lehman Wilson 

earl Windahl & guri Kirkeng 

Marc & Carol Winograd 

Clark & sharon Winslow 

sally-sue Winterstein 

david & Linda Woessner 

daniel Wohlenhaus & Jocelyn Warholm 

anne & Wayne Wolf 

Craig Wolfe & Lori remeika 

eng Wong 

sue Wong 

david & Carolyn Wood 

Charles & nancy Woolley 

robert & Cathy Woolway 

daniel & Kim Woodwick 

William & ellen Wraith 

Bernie & Jill Wruble 

albert & Beatrice Wuori 

dawn Wyllie 

John & perla Yanovitch 

ted Yasuda & elaine siegel 

James Yockey & Mary Jean unmuth- 

Yockey 

aprille Young 

Karen Young 

Michael & Kristine Young 

William & Judith Young 

Mario & Lucy Zapata 

eugene & Barbara Zimmerman 

steve & Jackie Zimmerman 

rick & nancy Zinter 

tuenis & Barbara Zondag 


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Current and former 

staff of Concordia 

language villages or 

Concordia College 

John & Liddy achter 

Kirsten addison 

deborah agnew 

Holly anderson 

Verlyn & evonne anderson 

Luke andrews 

steven andrews & Menghui Yan-andrews 

anonymous 

thomas asp 

steven & Faith asper 

Kerisa & Bruce Baedke 

timothy Bambenek 

Karen Batchelder 

Milton & elizabeth Bates 

scott & sarah Bjelde 

John & Kathy Borge 

Bruce & Charlene Bostrom 

James Bowers & Kathleen Jordan 

Cherryl Braton 

Linda & James Brown 

John Caine 

Barbara Cartford 

Kwangguk & sunah Cho 

Young Mi Cho 

Joon Hyung & desiree Cho 

donna & tom Clementi 

Hanna Marie Coen Brandt & erik Brandt 

sean Collier 

Margaret Collins 

george & Virginia Connell 

susan Cordes-green & robert green 

Miggie Cramblit 

K dale & Laron Croft 

Curtis rice & tove dahl 

elizabeth Bull danielson & 

scott danielson 

James doona & Barbara Merry 

nathan dorr 

Jenise doty 

paul & Mardeth dovre 

daniel dunn & Holly Hosford dunn 

Lois & John egelhof 

david & Bonnie ekstrom 

Linda erceg 

Marcus erickson 

thomas & siri Fiebiger 

Jill Fischer & nabil al-Masri 

Matthew & nora Flom 

tara Fortune 

James & elizabeth Foster 

nina & nikolai Frant 

scott & Barbara Fraser 

John & Wilma gillis 

Lisa golkowski 

Werner & terry golling 

Martin graefe & Lisa Christensen graefe 

roberta & sheldon green 

gudjon gudjonsson & Kari Brekke 

ann & Bradley Hadrava 

Jeffrey & Heidi Haines 

arlys Hall 

dianne & robert Haugen 

gerhard & doris Haukebo 

William Hearn & Jennifer speir-Hearn 

angele Henne 

Craig & Karen Hertsgaard 

amy Hesby 

patricia & Kyle Hesby 

garett Heysel & philippe dubois 

paul & nuria Hoff 

peter Hoff 

Kathleen Hoover 

robert & ann ibler 

Mona ibrahim & ahmed Kamel 

alan ingman 

Laurie iudin-nelson 

Monte & Mary Johnson 

donna Kastner 

ilya Katsnelson 

ursula Kelnhofer 

Barbara Kern-pieh & steve pieh 

Carleen Kerttula & david stauffer 

Karen King 

ross King 

annette Kirchner 

Janice & Marty Kittok 

Kent & Karen Knutson 

sheila Koser 

Jonathan steinwand & Carolyn Kramer 

James & roselyn Krause 

John & sheila Kroonblawd 

Hank Kuhlman & Laura Hunter 

renae & John Lacher 

emily Larsen 

paul & Jane Linnee 

richard Chapman & Joy Lintelman 

paul & Harriet Lund 

Bruce Marmesh 

John & annikki Marttila 

Vernon & May Mauritsen 

denitsa Mavrova-grant 

John & Mary May 

darcie novotny Mcgee 

June & patrick McKinney 

polly & Charlie Merhar 

Luis & ann Millan 

Kristen natwick 

Carl-Martin & Martha nelson 

Mark & Megan nelson 

alan & patricia nielsen 

Jodi nordlund 

sabine & phil o’Hara 

ann olson 

isabelle & tim olson 

douglas & Lynn orville 

Clay & Joanna pace 

Larry & dawn papenfuss 

Jon & sophie pederson 

Lonnie & Jeff pederson 

denise phillippe 

John & eleanor pierce 

Leah plotz 

scott & Beth prusinski 

Brandy Qualls 

richard & ellen reynolds 

Joseph roel 

edward & susan rollins 

Floyd & Maijaliisa rudy 

William & Janice sanden

david & ann sandgren 

Larry saukko 

steve & terese schaefer 

William & norma schleppegrell 

Monika schneider 

Christine schulze 

J Warren & Cynthia schulze 

Harold & Kay seppala 

Francois Fouquerel & ann skoe 

Carter & Beth smith 

Carolyn snyder 

Linda & James soderberg 

Marcia soderman-olson & Matthew olson 

Benjamin squire 

eric staab & Karla niehus 

thomas staker 

thomas stevens 

olin & ruth storvick 

Jennifer teichmann 

Michelle & Jeffery thomas 

patricia thornton Hartoonian & 

H Michael Hartoonian 

dawn tommerdahl & robert Quanbeck 

al & Jan traaseth 

John & susan VanCleve 

gretchen Vaughn & scott Mcdonald 

Linda Wallenberg & glenn Bragg 

Jennifer Wang 

Heather Weiss 

Matt Wells & Lara anderson 

pamela Wesely & Matt arnold 

robb & tina Westawker 

John & annette White 

aldridge Wilder 

LaVonne & Willie Williams 

Jeffery & sharon Wizner 

Corporations, 

Foundations and 

organizations 

affinity Health system 

albert W. Cherne Foundation 

americinn Lodge & suites 

BBdo 

Beltrami electric Cooperative 

Bemidji Chapter Coa 

Bemidji Medical equipment 

Bemidji outdoor power equipment 

Bemidji Woolen Mills 

C Charles Jackson Foundation 

Coca-Cola Bottling Company 

Community First Credit union 

danish american Language 

denmark Lodge #56 

eapC architects engineers 

Finnish american Heritage inc 

First national Bank Bemidji Foundation 

First national Bank of Bemidji 

First national Bank of deerwood 

Foreign Candy Company, inc 

Forum Communications Company 

general Mills Foundation 

george W. neilson Foundation 

embassy of the Federal republic of germany 

german orphan Home of d.C. 

global Cash access 

goethe institut new York 

Harris Marketing 

Herrington’s shoe store inc 

independent school dist #622 

indian Harvest 

Kelsey’s as You Like it 

Korea Foundation 

Korean education Center 

Kresge Foundation 

Lorenz Bus service, inc. 

Lueken’s Village Foods 

Max Kade Foundation 

Microsoft Business solutions 

Ministry Health Care 

Moorhead rotary Club 

Mosaic Foundation 

national italian american sports Hall 

of Fame (niasHF) 

norske torske Klubben of st. paul 

paul Bunyan rural telephone Cooperative 

pinnacle 

piperJaffray 

pontomac Womens Club 

radiology association of the Fox Valley, s.C. 

rdo offutt equipment Co. 

rebild national park society 

red river danes 

salolampi Foundation 

saudi arabian oil Company 

schulze Family Foundation 

shannon-peterson inc 

shuster, Wildmo & shuster, inc. 

sigdalslag in america 

split rail Foundation, inc. 

squire Family trust 

swedish Council of america 

terhuly Foundation inc 

the american swedish institute 

the american-scandinavian Foundation 

the Freeman Foundation 

the Minneapolis Foundation, r.d. Wells Fund 

thomas & Judith Mahoney 

Family Foundation 

tiger Woods Foundation, inc. 

twin Cities dalaforening 

united states-Japan Foundation 

university of Wisconsin 

Vasa order of america 

Wallin Foundation 

WeM Foundation 

Wes’ plumbing & Heating, inc. 

Wheaton Francisan service, inc. 

Work/Family directions, inc. 

Matching Gifts 

abbott Laboratories Fund 

altria group, inc. 

american express 

american international group, inc. 

Ball Corporation 

Cargill, inc. 

Carillon point 

Chevrontexaco 

davidson & associates, inc. 

deluxe Corporation Foundation 

donaldson Company, inc. 

dorsey & Whitney Foundation 

exxonMobil Foundation, inc. 

Financial security assurance 

exxonMobil Foundation, inc. 

general Mills Foundation 

Honeywell Foundation 

Hormel Foods Corporation 

iBM international Foundation 

intel Foundation 

Mcgraw-Hill Companies 

McKesson Foundation 

Microsoft Corporation 

Mn Mining & Manufacturing 

Foundation, inc. 

new York times Company Foundation, inc. 

pfizer Foundation 

pioneer Hi-Bred international, inc. 

pnC Bank 

rBC dain rauscher 

reader’s digest Foundation 

rockefeller Financial services 

ryan Companies us, inc. 

scripps networks 

securian Foundation 

shell oil Company Foundation 

stora enso north america 

symantec/Veritas software 

the Capital group Companies 

the Home depot 

the Medtronic Foundation 

the siragusa Foundation 

thomson West 

thrivent Financial for Lutherans 

tyco international 

uponor Wirsbo inc 

us Bancorp Foundation 

Verizon Foundation 

Wells Fargo Bank 


005 005 annuaL annuaL report 

report

Contact information: 

Concordia language villages 

administrative office: 

Concordia College 

901 8th st s 

Moorhead, Mn 56562 

phone: (800) 222-4750 or (218) 299-4544 

Fax: (218) 299-3807 

e-mail: clv@cord.edu 

Bemidji office: 

8659 thorsonveien ne 

Bemidji, Mn 56601 

phone: (800) 450-2214 or (218) 586-8600 

Fax: (218) 586-8601 

st. Paul office: 

Hamline park plaza, suite 201 

570 asbury st 

st. paul, Mn 55104 

phone: (651) 647-4357 

Fax: (651) 647-4353 

www.Concordialanguagevillages.org 

an equal opportunity employer 

editor: Christine schulze 

editorial assistant: Karen King 

graphic designer: Mark Chamberlain 

printed by: richtman’s press Club 

photos by: John Borge, Jeff Knight, John gregor, Crystal Mohr and Brenda Levos 

it is the policy of Concordia College to provide equal opportunity for all qualified 

persons in its educational programs and activities. the college is in full compliance 

with the laws of the united states and all applicable regulations. the college does 

not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, age, sex or 

physical handicap in the educational programs that it operates. 

© 2006 Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota 37829/2.5M/0806 


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