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2025 Syttende Mai Minnesota Banquet

  • Norway House 913 East Franklin Avenue Minneapolis United States (map)

🇳🇴 Gratulerer med dagen Norge! 🇳🇴

For 44 years, the Norwegian community in Minnesota has gathered on Norway’s Constitution Day, May 17, to celebrate with great food, colorful flags, national songs, and inspiring speakers. Norway House is proud to continue this cherished tradition in our Sundet Aula.

This year, we are delighted to highlight St. Olaf College, a world-class higher education institution founded by early Norwegian immigrants in Minnesota. As St. Olaf celebrates its 150th anniversary, President Susan Rundell Singer will share the college’s origin story and its deep ties to Norway, as well as how it has evolved while continuing to honor its Norwegian heritage.

Join us and celebrate Norway's Constitution Day with President Susan R. Singer, and highlight St. Olaf's distinguished role in Norwegian-American history.

Individual Registration

  • General Registration: $85

  • Contributing Members*: $75

  • Students with School ID: $45


Table Registration (Seats 8)

  • General Registration: $680

  • Contributing Members: $600

*Contributing Members are those who have joined at the $125 levels and up.

Seating is open for all guests, though you may reserve a full table of eight.

Dr. Susan Rundell Singer, is a nationally recognized leader in higher education and STEM advocacy, currently serving as the President of St. Olaf College.

With a distinguished career spanning academia, federal policy, and institutional leadership, she has been at the forefront of advancing undergraduate education, equity, and student success.

Prior to joining St. Olaf, Dr. Singer was Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost at Rollins College and led the Division of Undergraduate Education at the National Science Foundation, spearheading national STEM initiatives.

A plant biologist by training, she is a passionate advocate for sustainability and experiential learning. Dr. Singer is an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and serves on multiple national boards dedicated to science education and innovation.


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