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Whitney Bischoff to lead Lost&Found’s student programs

Lost&Found’s Whitney Bischoff is moving into a new role at Lost&Found.

Whitney Bischoff smiles in front of an outdoor water scene.

Whitney Bischoff

Bischoff, who has served as a Community Prevention Advisor for universities in western South Dakota since early 2024, will now lead the Student Programs Department as Student Programs Manager.

Bischoff is stepping into the spot that was vacated by Carrie Jorgensen, who assumed the role of Executive Director last month.

“Lost&Found has an incredible Student Programs Team, and I cannot wait to continue to work with our team and campus partners to enhance and expand our programming,” Bischoff said.

Lost&Found offers two key programs at the postsecondary institutions it serves: Peer2Peer Mentorship (which brings together student mentors, who get guided practice helping others, with mentees, who are students who need a little support navigating college life) and Campus Chapters (which are recognized student organization affiliates where student leaders support peers, create connections, and partner with local leaders to prioritize mental health and suicide prevention in their campus communities).

“One of my favorite things about our work is seeing the immense impact it can have on our communities,” Bischoff said. “I’m looking forward to building relationships with our current campuses that have engaged in programming but also expand our reach throughout South Dakota and the region. I love how our work supplements the work already being done on our college campuses and provides another layer of support for both students and employees.
The work we do is truly life-changing, and I love working with a team that can extend that reach, build skills in our young people, and truly leave a mark in our communities.”
Bischoff is also a certified QPR and EveryDay Strong instructor for western South Dakota, and she will continue leading those trainings as the schedule of her new role allows.

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