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July 7, 2021
Student Life

Dr. Klein is passionate about his work with students and aiding them along with their college careers. He understands how intimidating and difficult to navigate college can be, so Dr. Klein does his best to make things easier by providing guidance and compassion for students who are struggling. “I love to help students because college is a crucial stage in life and students deserve the best treatment that we can provide,” Dr. Klein says. He wants students to reach out and ask questions no matter how dumb they feel the questions might be because students don’t have the answers to everything, and that’s okay.

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Dr. Baergen demonstrates a heartwarming tenacity for his work and student support. He was a first-generation student, so he understands the challenges of college life. Dr. Baergen is an enjoyable character, always ready with a joke and willing to sit down with his students. He demonstrates some of the best qualities of our school: passion, pride, and unity in our college community.


CPI intern Crystal Larsen’s supervisors have praised her initiative in helping Benny’s Pantry become more accessible, easy-to-navigate, and helpful for students, but she is humble about her work. 

“For me, it’s nothing outstanding, but working there has been a really rewarding experience,” she said. “Being able to help is such a great feeling.” 

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