UND Alumni Association & Foundation

	Bully! for Medora Randy Hatzenbuhler, '85, has spent more than three decades guiding the direction of North Dakota's biggest tourist attraction.
	Not by design Reanna Rieman, '04, didn't study interior design at UND, but she finds her degree in fine arts translates well to a job she loves.
	'The picture is good, but the story is better.' As Bill Alkofer's 40-year photography career is shuttered by ALS, he turns his attention to his 'bucket list.'.
	Gratitude for Kelly green A farewell from Hunter Pinke, '21.
	A place to belong The world of learning has changed shape. As education systems evolve, educators and UND alumni address the corresponding struggles and mental health of their students.
	The Duchessa of Cows & Co. From the Netherlands to North Dakota, Maartje (van Bedaf) Murphy, '17, serves up handcrafted happiness.
	Wana Wota: Let’s eat! Patrick Schmid, ’20, leans on his own life experiences to tackle the issues of food insecurity and homelessness in his community.
	Art by the acre John Lassen, ’67, ’68, has created an eclectic outdoor space on his Arizona property known as Boulderanch.
	An advocate for inclusion Cecelia Orellana-Rojas, '86, lends her expertise to organizations around the country as a senior vice president with the National Diversity Council.
	A splash of soul Six UND alumni take over historic coffee shop in the heart of Grand Forks.
	Going All In Married UND aviation grads double down on their Las Vegas flight business.
	Nine & Numb @ 20 An improv comedy troupe founded by UND students 20 years ago is still going strong.
	At the center UND alumni at Heart of America Medical Center pull together through the pandemic.
	For the good of the game Joe Beditz, '76, enjoys long career at National Golf Foundation.
	Intentional living Jill (Owen), ’82, and David Engelstad, ’90, bring physical therapy and engineering expertise to American Samoa.
	The Wish kids UND alumni connects two of her 'families' through make-A-Wish magic.
	An advocate for aviators William "Billy" Hoffman, '15, is a neurology resident with a lot on his mind.
	Young at heart On his 105th birthday, Sam Sachs, '36, gets more than 10,000 cards -- and one from the President.
	In plain terms Star soccer alumna uses double major to simplify the complex.
	Caleb Behm, '17, cares for the sickest of the sick UND-trained nurse among N.D.'s first health professionals to confront COVID-19.
	Her name is Good Medicine With the sight of a leader and the heart of a warrior, Dr. Monica Mayer, ’95, brings her healing touch home to serve her people.
	Filling the gap Scholarships and hard work launch UND graduate into workforce debt free.
	The lives of Larry Watson Best-selling author has a new book out as one of his previous novels hits the big screen.
	Like father, like daughter Mary Martin, '00, takes the reins as principal of Park River Elementary School from her father, Richard Holand, '72.
	A need for speed Former UND speedster RJ McGill, '14, helps children, teens, and adults reach their peak velocity.
	In Her Corner How friendship prepared Judge Jade (Collins) Rosenfeldt, '08, for the bench and supported her through tragedy.
	Momming for good Kathy (Schill) Schommer, ’07, ’10, ’11, creates Fargo Mom, a locally focused parenting website.
	Service beyond measure Justice Gerald VandeWalle is the longest-serving Chief Justice of any state Supreme Court in the nation. Now, at age 86, he has stepped down as Chief – but continues to serve the Court.
	Achievement through adversity Kate Long, '20, reflects on her final semester as a UND student, which was upended by the COVID-19 pandemic.
	Cannonball Canines Alumna's passion for dogs leads to world competition.
	Defying the Odds Alum overcomes brain injuries and publishes children’s books.
	'Good Morning, Good Morning. It's Grand to be on Hand' Dave Lee, '76, builds lifelong career in radio.
	Building a Better World Alum connects with students to make humanitarian trip a reality.
	Bountiful REI's Turning a negative situation into a beautiful, positive piece of art
	An Open Door and an Open Heart 2019 North Dakota Teacher of the Year Kayla (Delzer) Dornfeld, ’08, ’14, lives out passion for teaching through being a light for others.
	A Call to Action Michael Dulitz, ’17, leads opioid response efforts in Grand Forks County.
	BIO Girls UND alumna creates movement to help young girls love themselves for who they are.
	Mother's Day Honoring Mom's Legacy.
	Live Like Rach A mission to raise awareness of young-onset colorectal cancer.
	The Sweetest Smell

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