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Hello!
I’m Scott Olson, and I’m honored to serve as the new chancellor of Minnesota State.
One of the things I find most inspiring about this work is the power of higher education to positively impact the lives of students and their families for generations to come. Today, I share two stories that illustrate that impact—the first is a student who has continued a family tradition with her college choice and the second is a student who, after stopping out for a few years, followed the advice of friends and found her perfect fit. Enjoy!
Scott Olson
Chancellor, Minnesota State
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 Katrina Schiller Continues Family Tradition at St. Cloud State University
Katrina Schiller comes from a large pack of Huskies, beginning with her parents in the 1980s, and including two sisters and a brother-in-law. And she’s not done yet. After graduating this past year, she is now working on her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling at SCSU.
Read Katrina's story.
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 After Recommendation, Marissa Torres Finds Home at Century College
Marissa Torres started her college experience at one college, but it didn’t seem right for her. Consequently, she took a two-year break. After some friends recommended Century College to her she decided to give it a try. Now she has one degree and is working on another from the college.
See Marissa's story.
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