Linda Steve joins Humanities North Dakota's board of directors.
Humanities North Dakota (HND) welcomes Linda Steve to its board of directors. According to HND executive director Brenna Gerhardt, "Linda brings so much passion, enthusiasm, and creative thinking to our work. I’m excited to collaborate with her on building a stronger culture of ideas in our state.”
Growing up in Minnesota, Linda Steve graduated from Moorhead State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in accounting. She has been a Certified Public Accountant in Dickinson since 1981 and now semi-retired in her private practice. Steve has served as a member and officer of many boards of directors and committees, both state and local, including nonprofit and for profit organizations. She lists among her favorite those which expanded her interest in the arts and humanities. She has two adult children. Her interests include reading, traveling, exploring other cultures, walking for exercise as well as her morning coffee, and politics.
Steve recently worked with Humanities North Dakota to establish a Think&Drink happy hour discussion series in Dickinson. She says, “Serving to bring the Think&Drink program to Dickinson has been just one small way that I can help promote the humanities in North Dakota. Through the humanities we can open the minds of people to the world!”
Growing up in Minnesota, Linda Steve graduated from Moorhead State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in accounting. She has been a Certified Public Accountant in Dickinson since 1981 and now semi-retired in her private practice. Steve has served as a member and officer of many boards of directors and committees, both state and local, including nonprofit and for profit organizations. She lists among her favorite those which expanded her interest in the arts and humanities. She has two adult children. Her interests include reading, traveling, exploring other cultures, walking for exercise as well as her morning coffee, and politics.
Steve recently worked with Humanities North Dakota to establish a Think&Drink happy hour discussion series in Dickinson. She says, “Serving to bring the Think&Drink program to Dickinson has been just one small way that I can help promote the humanities in North Dakota. Through the humanities we can open the minds of people to the world!”
