Magnolia student selected for builders’ program
Sara Knips, a sophomore management major from Magnolia, is among 35 students selected for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Clifton Builders program.
The program aims to help Nebraska, the nation and the world identify the next generation of high-achieving leaders, entrepreneurs and business developers to create economic growth and prosperity.
Students are admitted to the program based on a combination of their Gallup Builder Profile 10 assessment results, application strength and interview performance.
"The program was created to find and develop entrepreneurs, startup types, rainmakers and extraordinarily talented salespeople and leaders - people who have a natural gift to create economic energy where none existed before," said CEO Jim Clifton.
Kaitlyn Anderson awarded 2021 Jay York Scholarship
Kaitlyn Anderson, a 2021 Luverne High School graduate, was recently awarded a $400 scholarship through the Jay A. York Scholarship program. Anderson is currently attending the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul pursuing a degree in Business Management.
The Jay A. York scholarship was established in recognition of the first Minnesotan to head the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). Jay York was a prominent figure in rural electric cooperative issues for nearly 30 years.
Sioux Valley Energy, a Touchstone Energy Cooperative and one of 11 sponsoring cooperatives, is a member owned-utility, providing reliable electric service at cost-based rates to over 27,000 homes, farms, businesses and industries in a seven-county area of east-central South Dakota and southwest Minnesota.
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