April 29, 2026 — On demand Through May 3
An Evening of Organ & Choir
Featuring University Singers and Northrop Organist Greg Zelek
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Top image: (left) Greg Zelek. Photo © Greg Helgeson. (right) University Singers. Photo courtesy of artist.
The Program
Duration: Approximately one hour and 10 minutes with no intermission.
“Vision Chant”
By Andrew Balfour
Organ and choir
“Over the Rainbow”
By Harold Arlen
Organ and choir
(Audience sings, see lyrics below)
“Kyrie”
(From “Messe Solennelle,” Op. 16)
By Louis Vierne
“The Lost Chord”
By Arthur Sullivan
Organ solo
“Sure on This Shining Night”
By Samuel Barber
Organ and choir
“Seek Him That Maketh the Seven Stars”
By Jonathan Dove
“I Am Spirit”
By David Dickau
Choir, featuring Matt Haimovitz, cello, and Stephanie Arado, violin
“Suite Gothique,” Op. 25
By Léon Boëllmann
Organ solo
“Invierno Porteño”
By Astor Piazzolla
Choir, featuring Matt Haimovitz, cello, and Stephanie Arado, violin
“Serenity”
By Ola Gjielo
Organ and choir
“Bohemian Rhapsody”
By Queen
“Over the Rainbow” Lyrics
Choir Sings
When all the world is a hopeless jumble
And the raindrops tumble all around,
Heaven opens a magic lane.
When all the clouds darken up the skyway
There’s a rainbow highway to be found,
Leading from your window pane
To a place behind the sun,
Just a step beyond the rain.
Audience & Choir Sing
Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high,
There’s a land that I heard of once in a lullaby.
Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue,
And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true.
Choir Sings
Someday I’ll wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops away above the chimney tops,
That’s where you’ll find me.
Audience & Choir Sing
Somewhere over the rainbow, bluebirds fly.
Birds fly over the rainbow; why, then, oh why can’t I?
(Organ Interlude)
Choir Sings
Someday I’ll wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me.
Where troubles melt like lemon drops away above the chimney tops,
That’s where you'll find me.
Audience & Choir Sing
Somewhere over the rainbow, bluebirds fly.
Birds fly over the rainbow; why, then, oh why can’t I?
If happy little bluebirds fly beyond the rainbow,
Why, oh why can’t I?
Welcome from the Executive Director
Welcome to another extraordinary season of dance and music at Northrop — a season we are proud to offer, inspired by your curiosity, energy and commitment to making the arts a central part of life.
Rooted in the belief that the arts are essential to the human experience, Northrop is committed to cultivating intersections between performing arts and education — for all participants, now and for generations to come. This season, those intersections will be more vibrant than ever. We have curated performances that stretch boundaries, inspire reflection and celebrate both innovation and tradition in equal measure.
You’ll see in this season’s lineup a range of world-class artists and ensembles — some of whom we know well, others who bring voices and perspectives new to our stage. Each program is selected not only for its artistic excellence, but also for its ability to provoke thought, open dialogue and offer learning opportunities beyond the stage: workshops, pre-show discussions, community gatherings and more. These elements are meant to deepen your experience, helping to illuminate context, process and the living, breathing nature of creative work.
As part of the University’s teaching, research and service mission, Northrop strives to be a catalyst — igniting transformation in each individual, inspiring positive change in our world. Through the rhythm of dance, the textures of music and the shared moments among us in the audience, we hope you will find something that moves you, surprises you and invites you to see the world just a little differently.
I invite you to join us not just as spectators, but as participants. Ask questions. Bring friends. Explore more. Share what you experience. We are honored to present this season, and even more honored to share it with a community that values what the arts offer — beauty, challenge, joy and connection.
Thank you for being here and supporting Northrop. Together, let us make Northrop’s 97th season remarkable.
With gratitude,
Kari Schloner
Executive Director
Welcome from the Advisory Board Chair
Dear Friends,
On behalf of the Northrop Advisory Board, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to Northrop, the University of Minnesota’s historic home for the performing arts. For almost a century, Northrop has been a place where artistry, learning and community converge — a stage not only for extraordinary performances but also for dialogue, discovery and inspiration.
Each season, Northrop presents world-class dance, music and other performances, and serves as a gathering place for students, faculty and community members alike. These experiences enrich our campus and our state, fostering the creativity, curiosity and cultural understanding that are so vital in today’s world.
Your presence here affirms the importance of the arts in higher education and in civic life. We invite you to be more than an audience member — become an advocate for the arts. Share your experiences, bring new friends to Northrop and help us amplify the voices of artists and thinkers who inspire us to see the world anew.
We also ask you to consider a gift to Northrop. Your financial support ensures that future generations can access the transformative power of the arts, that students can encounter artists in their classrooms as well as on our stage and that our community can continue to gather here for moments that move and unite us.
Thank you for being part of Northrop’s story. Together, we can sustain this remarkable institution and secure its role as a cultural cornerstone for decades to come.
With gratitude,
Kelly McQueen, Chair, Northrop Advisory Board
The Muscians
Matthew Mehaffey (Professor of Music, Director of Choral Activities)
American conductor and educator Matthew Mehaffey enjoys a national reputation in the field of choral/orchestral music through his engaging artistry, collaborative spirit, affirming pedagogical style and entrepreneurial approach to concert programming.
Mehaffey serves as professor of music at the University of Minnesota, where he was the 2015 recipient of the Arthur “Red” Motley Exemplary Teaching Award. In addition to conducting the University Singers, he teaches courses in choral literature and conducting. He has been the artistic director of the Oratorio Society of Minnesota (OSM) since 2008. During his leadership, OSM has endeavored to make the genre of oratorio relevant to 21st century audiences. Immersive programs like “The Music of Downton Abbey,” “Victoria!”, “Voices of Light,” “Lest We Forget” and “The Greatest Generation” have delighted audiences and led to OSM being hailed as the “Twin Cities’ foremost presenter of large-scale works for chorus and orchestra” (Pioneer Press). From 2016-2023 he was the music director of the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, the “Choir of Choice” of the Pittsburgh Symphony. During his tenure the choir received a Grammy nomination for its recording of Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 9” with the Pittsburgh Symphony.
He has published extensively on the topic of choral rehearsal technique with GIA Publications. He and his friend Dave Fielding are currently working on the English Heritage Music Series with the University of Minnesota Libraries. He and his wife Libby have four children.
University Singers
About University of Minnesota School of Music
University of Minnesota School of Music is the region’s leading institution for the education of successful performers, composers, music educators, music therapists, administrators and scholars. The School connects with the University through classes that foster creativity and artistic thought, participatory performing opportunities, community engagement activities and hundreds of public performances each year. For more information, visit the School of Music’s website.
Northrop Organist Greg Zelek. Photo © Greg Helgeson.
Greg Zelek (Northrop Organist)
Acknowledgments from Northrop
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Supported by Anna M. Heilmaier Foundation.
Sponsored by hospitality partner, the Graduate Hotel Minneapolis.
Thank you for supporting Northrop!
You make legendary performances possible!
At Northrop, we believe in connecting great artists and ideas with our community and to a new generation of audiences. Your gift helps make memorable arts experiences possible by supporting extraordinary performances and new arts commissions, and helping ensure accessibility to everyone through live-streamed programming, outreach to diverse communities and subsidized student tickets. Our Friends are at the center of Northrop’s biggest ideas and brightest moments on stage.
Become a Friend of Northrop today!
Ways to Give:
- Annual Giving, a yearly gift amount of your choice.
- Monthly Giving, choose a recurring gift amount that works for you.
- Stock Gifts, Northrop accepts charitable gifts of stock.
- Planned Giving, consider a legacy gift by including Northrop in your will or trust, or by designating Northrop as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or life insurance policy.
- Matching Gifts, double your gift through your company’s matching gift program.
To learn more about supporting Northrop please contact:
Cynthia Betz
betzx011@umn.edu or 612-626-7554
The Northrop Advisory Board
- Cynthia Betz
- Kristen Brogdon
- Dr. Robert Bruininks
- Deb Cran
- Susan DeNuccio
- Benjamin Eng
- Cari Hatcher
- Jill Hauwiller
- Holly Kellar
- Bob McMaster
- Kelly McQueen, Chair
- Jim Moore
- Robyne Robinson
- Toni Pierce-Sands*
- Kari Schloner
- Chaz Sloane
- Kao Lee Vang
- Donald Williams
*Emeritus
The Northrop Advisory Board is committed to the growth and awareness of Northrop’s mission, vision, and the continued future of presenting world-class dance and music in our community. If you would like more information about the advisory board and its work, please contact Cynthia Betz, Director of Development, at 612-626-7554 or betzx011@umn.edu.
The Northrop Organ Advisory Board
- J. Michael Barone
- Cynthia Betz
- Dean Billmeyer
- Kristen Brogdon
- Dr. Robert Bruininks
- Dee Ann Crossley
- Laura Edman
- Dave Fielding
- Nils Halker
- Cari Hatcher
- Pamela Neuenfeldt
- Phillip Radtke
- Emily Roth
- Kari Schloner
- Tate Shannon
- Lindsey Siders
- Greg Zelek
With the restoration and reinstallation of Northrop’s Aeolian-Skinner Opus 892 organ, a group of dedicated volunteers now partner with Northrop for the awareness, success, and growth of organ programming and education. The Northrop Organ Committee features volunteers who are help with advocacy, network building, relationship development, and fundraising to help sustain and build Northrop’s Pipe Organ Music Series and other community events.
Northrop Campus & Community Council
- Linnea Fahnestock
- Jillian Nelson
- Emma Marlar
- Anise Mazone
- Bianet Castellanos
- Eve Schulte
- Laurel Keen
- Kyle Motl
- Carlo Antonio Villanueva
The Northrop Campus & Community Council acts as a resource for Northrop’s future success and growth, ensuring that Northrop builds relationships with and engages the communities where we live, learn, and work. This group of committed volunteers helps Northrop connect with new audiences and advises on programming that reflects the diverse communities we serve.
Friends of Northrop
A special thank you to our patrons whose generous support makes Northrop's transformative arts experiences possible. Make your mark on Northrop's future by becoming a Friend today, learn more by visiting Northrop's Give page.
We gratefully acknowledge the support from the Anna M Heilmaier Charitable Foundation, Americans for the Arts/National Relief Fund, Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation, City of Minneapolis, Minnesota State Arts Board, New England Foundation for the Arts, United States Artists, hospitality partner the Graduate Hotel Minneapolis, and event sponsors PNC Bank and RBC Wealth Management.
Director's Circle
10,000+
- Anna M Heilmaier Charitable Foundation
- Carlson Family Foundation
- Robert Lunieski
- Dr Thomas Von Sternberg and Eve Parker
- Graduate by Hilton Minneapolis
- PNC Bank
- RBC Wealth Management
5,000+
- Anonymous
- Eleanor Crosby
- The Longview Foundation
- The Crosswols Foundation
- Nancy Gossell and Edward Kvarnes
- Richard Gregory
- Stuart Hanson
- Gail Kochie
- Jennifer Marrone & David Short
- Sandra Morris
- Donald Williams and Pamela Neuenfeldt
2,500+
- Jerry Artz
- Drs. Robert Bruininks and Susan Hagstrum
- Susan DeNuccio
- Kathy Gremillion
- Ron Lotz and Randy Hartten
- Katheryn Menaged
- Thomas and Conchy Morgan, In Memory of Sylvia and Henry Frisch
- Timothy and Gayle Ober
- Connie Plaehn
- Gregory Plotnikoff & Shawn Monaghan
- Gary Reetz
- Sam Dudley
- Scarborough Fair Boutique
Friend's Circle
1,000+
- Jeanne Andre
- Frederick and Cynthia Betz
- Jeff Bieganek
- Deb Cran and Robert Craven
- John and Nancy Conlin
- Patricia Gaarder
- Stephen Gordon and Pat Gavan-Gordon
- Judith and Bruce Hadler
- Minhchau & Lawrence Harms
- Dana and Lori Klimp
- Lara Kluge
- Sally Humphries Leider & Richard Leider
- Jennifer Leopold and Steve Katz
- Emily and James Moore
- Timothy and Anne McClarnan
- Bob and Susanna McMaster
- Kelly McQueen
- Bruce Mebust and Kirsten Scribner-Mebust
- Gwen Myers
- Curt Nelson
- Lance Olson
- John Reay and Karen Hanson
- Chaz Sloane
- Joseph Tashjian and Kay Savik
500+
- Kurt Bjorklund
- George Ehrenberg
- Valerie Meyer & Mitchell DeJong
- Mark & Cece Morrow
- William & Jennifer Neujahr
- David Perlman
- Marianne Remedios & John Wald
- Michael Unger
250+
- Margaret Albrecht
- Jefrrey and Mary Ellen Anderson
- Kristen Brogdon & David Ulaszek
- John Bullough
- Judith & Robert Cameron
- Kate Christianson
- William Craig
- Stephen Davis & L Thomas
- Lisa & Dan Gray
- Denise & Corey Holtz
- Holly Radis-McCluskey and Glen McCluskey
- David & Leni Moore
- Amy Olson
- James & Leah Sheehy
- Darlene Sholtis & Heino Beckmann
- Trisha Taylor
- Thomas Tessman
100+
- 2 Degrees North
- Lisa & Todd Anderson
- Paul Aslanian
- Karen Bachman
- Sylvia Beach & Gordon Rouse
- Tonja Bivins
- Sherry Blohm
- William and Judy Brady
- David Burton
- Peter & Wenda Carlyle
- Stephen & Mary Chicoine
- Michelle Connor & Greg Froehle
- Sandra Daly
- Fran Davis
- Jo DeBruycker
- William Durfee & Devorah Goldstein
- Kristin Elizondo
- Todd and Karin Farrington
- Thomas & Cynthia Gerst
- Mark Gilbert
- John Gilbert
- Annalee Gray
- Richard Gwynne
- Annette Hansen
- Michael Heath
- Patricia Herrmann
- Kurt and Jeanne Hulse
- Kimberly Hutchens
- Ann Jaede
- Holly Kellar
- Geoff Krug
100+ (continued)
- Joseph Kuznik
- Roberta Lamps
- James & Sharon Lewis
- Sheryl & Jeffrey Louie
- Holly Manning
- Elizabeth and Calrton McCambridge
- Meghan DeBruycker Legacy Fund
- Stephen Nelson & Joan Bren
- Denis O'Pray
- Elizabeth Parker
- David & Mary Parker
- Danielle Robinson-Prater and Joel Prater
- Tracey Rutherford
- Andrea Sjogren
- Carol & Joel Skinner
- Craig Swan
- Cindy Tong & Robert Denison
- Ertugrul Tuzcu & Karen Owen Tuzcu
- Caroline Hsiao Van and Douglas Van
- John Van Bogart
- Renee Warmuth
- Paula Webster & Cynthia Toher
- Gabriella White
- Johnathon White
- Monica Winker-Bergstrom & Lindsay Bergstrom
- Cheryl Winston
- Christine Winterkamp
- Roger Worm
- Mark Wright & Elizabeth Walton
- Joseph Zachmann
Up to $99
- Melissa Albachten
- Barbara Allan
- Toyin Alowonle
- Tyler Amick
- Erling and Julie Anderson
- Alexis Andrus
- Heather Anfang
- Verna Arcedo
- Mary Athorp
- Michael and Jessica Austin
- Danica Balsiger
- Courtney Barancin
- John Baynes and Karen Spurth
- Lynette Beck
- Allen Beers
- Bryan Behun
- John and Lani Bennett
- Steven Bergerson
- Maximiliano Bezada
- Juliane Bingener
- Mark Bohnhorst and Mary Wahlstrand
- David Braslau
- Lawson Brown
- Odell Brown
- Jeanne Brownell
- Michael and Kimberly Byrd
- Cristina Castro
- JaNan Cavanaugh
- Kyle Cedermark
- Oscar Chamberlain
- Carol Chomsky and Steven Liss
- Charles Christianson and Ramona Jacobs
- David and Nancy Claussen
- Conni Conner
- Richard Cook
- Patrick Cornette
- Stephen Coyle
- Clinton and Kristin Cutler
- Lynda Dahl
- Jorge Delgado
- Shannon Doty
- Scott Drawe
- Abby Duke
- Ben Eng
- Karn Engelsgjerd
- Mary and Mark English
- Jeanne Enstrom
- Anna Erskine
- Constance Evingson
- Christine Faust
- Raymond Finzel
- Elizabeth Flavell
- Samantha Ford
- Katharine Fournier
- Charlotte Frank
- Lauren Fryer
- Geoffrey Fulton
- Paul Gerberding
- Laura Gilbert
- Shanna Glatz
- Magee Glenn Burns
- Allison Goulson
- Peter and Mary Gove
- John Graham
- Lily Gray
- Elizabeth Gray
- Brian Green
- Jodi Gusso
- Philip Hage and Kathleen Franzen
- Jon and Diane Hallberg
- Katherine Hammond
- Jamie Hansen
- Stephen Hanten
- Catherine Hart and Andres Gonzalez Leon
- Joyce and Eugene Haselmann
- Nancy and Richard Haskin
- Elizabeth Heffernan
- Carrie Hendrickson
- Zoe Henrot
- Annemarie Herrlich
- Christina Herzog
- Kirby Hoberg
Up to $99 (continued)
- Stefanie Hofman
- Jeanne Holly
- Therese Hovard
- Christi Hutchinson
- Irondale High School Marching Band
- Gianna Isaacson
- Leah Chalmers Janus
- Benjamin Johnson
- Marsha Johnston
- Sean Kalafut
- Kathy Kampa
- Brittany and Matthew Keefe
- Holly Kellar
- Karen and Martin Keller
- Thomas Kelly
- Kelly Kemp
- Sharon Kessler
- Susan and Douglas Kmetz
- Brenda Knapp-Polzin
- Robin Knight
- Deborah Kucera
- Ann Kuitunen
- Eve Makiko Laabs
- Shirlynn Lachapelle
- Mark Lang
- Deborah Lang
- Carol and Gary Lange
- Rose Mary and William Larson
- William Larson and Richard Space
- Pamela Layton and Paul Giguere
- Brenda Leach
- Stephen Levin
- Jorge Lievano Carvajal
- Barbara Lind and Craig Poeschl
- Rebecca Lindholm
- Brittney Lovdahl
- Xiang Luo
- Shannon Mackey Bojack
- Kimberley MacLennan
- Eloise Maki
- Gertrude Malamsha
- Avis Mandel and Guy Warner
- James Manderfield
- Diane Martucci
- Anise Mazone
- Livia Betancourt Mazur
- Beth McClure
- Anne and Michael McInerney
- Debra McKenzie
- Curt McLelland
- Dan McMahill
- Nathaniel McNeil
- Margaret McVay
- Solveig Mebust
- Samantha Meland
- Daniel Mensah
- Drs. Mary and Timothy Miley
- Katherine Miller
- Philip and Michele Miller
- David Milne
- Christine Moore
- David Musolf
- Tamara Nadel
- Theresa Nelson
- Lori and Thor Nelson
- Zachary Nelson
- Maren Neuberger
- Pamela Ngunjiri
- Linda Nitchals
- David Noerper
- Michelle Norton
- Sandra Olson
- Field and Cynthia Olson
- Barbara Olson
- John and Pat Owens
- Heidi Oxford
- Russell and Mrs. Marcia Palma
- Michael Palmquist
- Gary Pang
Up to $99 (continued)
- Ann Pasch
- Marjorie Pearson
- Beth Peck
- Lisa and Gary Pederson
- Michelle Petersen
- Christina Peterson
- James Pikala
- Jane Powers
- Nylce Prada Myers
- Bently Preece
- Anne and Mark Preston
- Lee Prevost
- Shawn Prosser
- Jan Prust
- Patricia and Joseph Pulice
- Joel Quie and Sarah Linner Quie
- Subra Mani Ramadurai
- Virginia Read
- Jeffrey Reichel
- Debra Reischl
- Jon Reischl
- Jon Reynolds
- M. Ann Ricketts
- Mary Roberts and Edward Kraft
- Lisa Roe
- Deb Rohloff
- Leah Rosch
- Catherine Ryan and Michael Muchow
- Marcia Sandberg
- Annette and Victor Sandler
- Edward Sarnoski Jr.
- Steve and Sheryl Schellhaass
- Kari Schloner
- Jeffrey Schuh
- Molly Schwendeman
- Anthony Scott
- John Seaborn
- Angela Sechler
- Charles Self III
- Ilse Barbara Shaterian
- Rebecca and John Shockley
- Alessandra Silva
- Holly Slocum and Paul Gunther
- Caroline Smith
- Tom Smouse
- Elaine Solomon
- Catherine Staats
- Kamie Stack
- Susan and Thorlief Stangebye
- Susan Steffen*
- Sarah Stein and Robert Vork
- Bridget Stevens-Murphy
- Erika Sullivan
- Matthew Suszkiewicz
- Marypat Takacs
- Jonathan Tallman
- Christina and Kweli Thompson
- Rodney and Carol Thompson
- Robert and Marilyn Thompson
- David Tidaback and Mary Buss
- Eliza Tocher
- Michelle Tolliver
- Stephen Tornio and Virginia Bell
- Emily Tubman
- Nicole and David Tyler
- Lyn Uhl
- Ann Van de Winckel
- Alla Valdberg
- Martin Vergara Monterrey
- Kristina Vozni
- Sean Walker
- Ann Waltner and Robert Anholt
- Steven Wastler
- Beth Waterhouse
- Teresa and Glenn Weidenbacher
- Brian and Mrs. Katherine Weitz
- Roxanne Weymouth
- Timothy Whisler and Elizabeth Stejskal
- Katrina Williams
- Christina Witzel
- Liza Womeldorf
- Drs. Sri and Aks Zaheer
- Louise Ziegler
- Jeanne Zimmer and Alfred Steinke
- Thea and Kristen Zschomler
The Heritage Society Members
The Heritage Society honors and celebrates donors who have made estate and other planned gifts for Northrop at the University of Minnesota.
- Nancy Allen*
- Jerry Artz
- John Follows*
- Stephen Gordon and Pat Gavan-Gordon
- Gail and Stuart Hanson
- Charlie Johnson
- Peter Lund
- Darlene M. Sholtis
*Deceased
Northrop's Aeolian-Skinner Organ
Thank you to the generous donors who continue to support programming for Northrop’s beloved Aeolian-Skinner Organ. It is because of you that this magnificent instrument’s voice will be enjoyed by many for years to come.
Northrop Organ Supporters
- Barbara Allan
- Monica Allen
- Ann and Ted Allison
- Timothy and Suzanne Almen
- Elizabeth Anderson
- Janet and Dean Anderson
- Terry and Vicki Anderson
- Briana Baldwin
- Karen Barale
- J. Michael Barone
- Christopher Barth
- Matthew and Anna Beckler
- Carol Bessler
- Dean Billmeyer
- Cynthia Bleskachek
- Lauren Boerboom
- Dian and Timothy Boonstra
- Dayne Bose
- Toni Brekke
- Joyce Brown
- Drs. Robert Bruininks and Susan Hagstrum
- Mark Carter
- Carol and Loren Carver
- Peter Colburn
- Scott Cragle
- Dee Ann and Kent Crossley
- T. John Cunningham
- Tim Dockter
- Mollie Dunlap
- Anne and Timothy Droske
- Laura and Tim Edman
- Edward Eiffler
- Chris Fernlund
- Douglas Feyma
- Karl Fischer
- Alexander Ford
- Nancy Fox
- Salvatore Franco
- Jilaine Franke and Kirk Lyttle
- Reid Froiland
- Renee Gallup
- Amanda Greb Jones
- Nils and Heather Halker
- Peter Hanson
- Jeremy Haug
- Todd Helmer
- Ruth Hoff
- Karen Hopps
- Kenneth and Julie Hoyme
- Ruth Ann and Charles Hyser
- Maria Jette
- Charlie Johnson
- Michael Jones
- John Kearns
- Jenny Kisner
- Carla Koepke
- Joseph Kuznik
- Carol and Terry Leach
- Randy Lee
- Tobias Leppert
- Ronald and Diane Low
- Glen Lubiens
- Peter Lund
- Rosemary Lundell
- Steven Mathe
- Nathaniel McNeil
- Yelena Mdivani
- Sherri Meyers
- Janell and John Miersch
- Arthur Miller
- Jenna Miller
- Josh Miller
- Susan Murray
- Jennifer Nehls
- Alan and Kay Noland Smith
- Pamela Neuenfeldt and Don Williams
- Kelly Nezworski
- Danita Ng
- Eric Nielsen
- Steven and Mary Oakley
- Jennifer Oknich
- Dennis and Betty Jo Olsen
- Nate Otto
- Steve Panizza
- Jon Poling
- Jane Powers
- Melissa Powers
- Holly Radis-McCluskey and Glen McCluskey
- Phillip Radtke
- Sherri Reed
- Chris Rhea
- Martin and Susan Richards
- Filip Rosseel
- Thomas Ryan
- Sarah Schaffer
- Laura and Ron Schlatter
- Barbara Shaterian
- Erica Skeate
- Preston Schlueter
- William Slobotski
- Cynthia Smith
- Kumi Smith
- Martin Stachnik
- Kathleen and Joseph Stanford
- Amy Stech
- Alice Storm
- Lisa Swanson Faleide
- Chelsea Thein
- Andrew Thompson
- Marilyn and Robert Thompson
- Richard Thorne
- Olivia Tobin
- Hoa Trinh
- Jane Weiers
- John Wells
- Carolyn Whitson
- Jeff Wyant
- Enrica Zaidman
This season’s listing is current as of 47/23/26
Please contact Matthew Keefe at keefe175@umn.edu if you have any corrections or questions.
