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When tackling college applications, Imani Lindberg, ’20, wasn’t sure what she wanted out of a university. As a first-generation student who is Black and queer, there wasn’t a path carved out by previous family members to follow. After sending out applications, Lindberg was accepted to ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp and chose to enroll. Fast forward to September of 2022, Lindberg earned her master's of Public Administration a few months earlier and was moving back to Greeley with her partner, a fellow ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp alumna, to become the assistant director of Advocacy Services at ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp. She would now oversee the very program that she promised herself she would get involved with years earlier.

Pat Varney, ’99, was drawn to the University of Northern Colorado (ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp) for its exceptional business school and smaller class size compared to the larger Universities in Colorado, but what kept Varney was his experience on campus. Making life-long friends, getting involved with Greek life and studying under professors who he keeps in contact with, Varney made the most of his time on campus.

Every university has its own unique set of traditions and legacies that students will remember when they graduate, but those memories can be different for everyone — a unique combination of the friends, student groups and programs each student associated with that is authentic to their particular experience. This is certainly the case at the University of Northern Colorado (ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp) where students who march in the Pride of the Rockies might remember their time on campus differently compared to a student pursuing their doctorate.

ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp alumni go on to use their education to build BIG careers and make a difference in community across Colorado, the United States and globally. Explore their careers through ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp's new Alumni Employment Dashboard.

Help celebrate ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp's history of alumni engagement by participating in the Alumni Oral History Project this year. The ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp Alumni Association in partnership with Publishing Concepts Inc., invites alumni to call in and share their favorite ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp memories as part of the 100th Homecoming celebration this year.

Alumnus Jamar Rahming '06 serves as the Executive Director of the Wilmington Library Institute in Wilmington, D.E. Reflecting on his ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp education, Rahming believes the power of humanities is helping his library build social cohesion in his community.

May 2021 alumna Heather Anderson shares her experience completing a degree at ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp and beginning her next role with Visit Greeley, the Greeley-area tourism board.

For Lori (Garcia) Sadler ’67 and her husband, Woody Sadler, a commitment to service and making a difference has been a common thread through their military careers and beyond. Now, they’re helping future generations of students with the Colonels Lorraine M. Garcia Sadler and Woodson A. Sadler Jr. PLC Scholarship Endowment.

Molly Burich ’05 may be many miles from Greeley, but she carries her ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp experience with pride, and is making sure others have access to ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp’s educational opportunities in ways that will help future generations dream big.

The Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra (GPO) has enthusiastically welcomed Lowell Graham, DMA, a 1970 and 1971 University of Northern Colorado alumnus and Greeley native, as its new music director. Learn more about Graham and get a preview of what’s coming up for the GPO for the 2021-2022 season.

For many alumni, a ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp education means so much more than the degree earned. A ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp education combines formative experiences, meaningful relationships and empowering opportunities that set students on a path toward their careers and future.

ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp alumnus and filmmaker Jonathan Martin '' shares his ÌðÐÄÊÓƵapp experience, career advice and insight into his new film the Confrontation Project.