Bloomington Resident Michael D. Flynn Receives Aeterna Moliri Award from Concordia University, St. Paul

ST. PAUL, MN (05/27/2011)(readMedia)-- On May 13, Bloomington resident Michael D. Flynn, received the Aeterna Moliri Award from Concordia University, St. Paul for furthering the work of the church and its people through his decades of education and service to Concordia and Concordia Seminary, St. Louis.

Flynn graduated from Concordia University, St. Paul with an Education degree in 1975. Since then, he has taken graduate studies at the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology (1999-2002) and attended Harvard's Institute for Educational Management program (1995). Flynn is a Bush Foundation Leadership Fellow, serves as a board member for several local nonprofits and is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Association of Lutheran Development Executives. Flynn is currently in his fourth year of service to Concordia Seminary in St. Louis.

Concordia University, St. Paul is a comprehensive, private university operated under the auspices of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, and one of 10 schools that comprise the Concordia University System. Established in 1893, Concordia offers more than 50 liberal arts majors, including business, education, science, fine arts and church professions. Concordia University is also a regional leader in educating adult students, offering accelerated undergraduate and graduate programs in business, health sciences, education, criminal justice, communications and Christian outreach. Concordia is the only private university in Minnesota to offer NCAA Division II athletics for men and women. Visit us on the web: www.csp.edu.