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As seen in: Bustle, The Minnesota Star Tribune, University of Minnesota Law School, AARP, Pioneer Press, Next Avenue, The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, Duluth News Tribune, KCMP-FM (St. Paul, MN), University of St. Thomas and
Freelance writer, pop culture devotee, bird watcher, mom. Experience in magazines, newspapers, high ed publications, and corporate comms.

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MBA and Engineering Students Design Real Products for Real Companies

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By Amy Carlson Gustafson Verified
| carlsonschool.umn.edu
By Amy Carlson Gustafson For a team of University of Minnesota graduate business and engineering students, it was the moment the gravity of the project set in. Months of market research, business modeling, ordering components, wiring electronics, 3D-printing parts and building CAD models stood behind them. Now they faced their client, Clarus Medical, holding a working prototype. Not a sketch, not a slide, but the actual product they had been designing all year.
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The story of "ONE Minnesota," a Bloomington music teacher's song of unity

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By Amy Carlson Gustafson Verified
| KCMP-FM (St. Paul, MN) Verified
Recently, Jeff Zupfer was trying to teach a group of elementary students a dozen detailed verses to a song about Minnesota. Each of the song’s stanzas is packed with facts about mosquitoes and Prince and the Twin Cities acting like siblings. But his class at Normandale Hills Elementary in Bloomington kept jumping ahead to the chorus. He held it back, moved to the next verse, and they broke into it anyway. “O-N-E M-I-N-N-E-S-O-T-A,” they sang. They just couldn’t help themselves.
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Real Money, Real Experience: Inside the Funds Enterprise

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By Amy Carlson Gustafson Verified
| carlsonschool.umn.edu
By Amy Carlson Gustafson When Anna Love was an undergraduate student in Tennessee, studying public relations and psychology, finance wasn’t on her radar. Then, a last-minute internship at an insurance agency in her hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, changed everything. There, she met Ella Barnes, a dual-degree Minnesota Carlson JD-MBA student who had been part of the school’s David S. Kidwell Funds Enterprise.
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