Class notes 2010s
- Katelyn M. Krabbenhoft, BS ’17 philosophy – humanities, will graduate from the University of Wyoming College of Law in May 2020, and has been appointed for a 2020-2021 clerkship with the North Dakota Supreme Court. She lives in Laramie, Wyoming.
- Robert John Schneider, BS ’12 marketing, received national attention when his company, Fargo 3D Printing, was hired by Good Housekeeping to produce custom cookie cutters for the magazine’s April 2019 issue.
- Jacob Mueller, BS ’17 economics, was promoted to integration analyst at Discovery Benefits, Fargo. He joined the company in 2017.
- Amy Gedrose, BS ’12 hospitality and tourism management, was promoted to integration analyst at Discovery Benefits, Fargo. She joined the company in 2015.
- Rachel (Olson) Zimmerman agricultural Communication, was promoted to participant services service expert at Discovery Benefits, Fargo. She joined the company in 2018.
- Kristopher Hudson, BS ’13 mathematics, passed the Insurance Operations exam administered by The Institutes and part of the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter designation program. He lives in Fargo.
- Austin Selvey, BS ’16 physical education, joined the Worthington, Minnesota, school system as a physical and health education teacher. He previously was at school in Bertha-Hewitt and Duluth, Minnesota.
- Blake Wagner, BS ’12 agricultural and biosystems engineering, has earned his professional engineer license in the state of North Dakota. He is a mechanical engineer for Prairie Engineering P.C. He lives in Bismarck, North Dakota.
- Matthew J. Nelson, BS ’13 accounting, was promoted to supervisor in the tax department of Widmer Roel, a regional public accounting and business advisory firm.
- Benjamin Grundhauser, BS ’19 journalism, interned at The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead for 10 weeks this summer, and was hired as a reporter to work on sports and news assignments.
