Joldersma grew up in Hillsdale, Michigan and worked as a teenager in the cornfields for seed company DeKalb manually extracting the tassle from the top of the stalk. He says the first two or three hundred are pretty easy, but after that, lifting your hands above your head for a couple more hours gets pretty hard.
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The award honors faculty members who have demonstrated excellence in both teaching and research.
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More than 1,600 students graduated from our college in May 2022.
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