Federal Credit Union
1404 12th Avenue N, Fargo, ND 58102 || 701-293-6132 || 701-232-3221 (fax)
Credit Union Staff and Board Members
Credit Union Staff
- Marietta Wahl, Manager
- Diane Anderson, Assistant Manager
- Becky Ogaard, Loan Officer
- Cheryl Bergstrom, Loan Processor
- Shelly Flaagan, Senior Member Service Representative
- Val Nedrebo, Member Service Representative
- Amy Fahrer, Member Service Representative
Board of Directors
- Cheryl Wachenheim, President
- David Rice, Vice President
- Michaella Vliem, Secretary
- Don Galitz, Member
- Ron Smith, Member
- Pat Stanley, Member
- Roger Spilde, Member
- David Rice, Member
- Elton Solseng, Member
- Bev Clouse, Member
Field Of Membership
Persons working for the North Dakota State University, Concordia College, West Fargo schools, Fargo Catholic schools, Oak Grove school, all schools in Cass County (except Fargo Public Schools), and students at North Dakota State University are eligible to join Northland Educators Federal Credit Union. In addition, spouses, children, siblings, parents, grandparents, or grandchildren, including stepchildren, stepsiblings, and adoptive relationships of credit union members may also belong.
To become a member, simply complete and sign a membership application available at Northland Educators Federal Credit Union and deposit a minimum of $25 into shares.
If you wish to have a joint owner for your Share account, you and that person should sign the Joint Share Account Agreement on the back of the membership application. By doing so, your joint owner has the right to deposit to, or withdraw from, your Share account at any time.
If you should leave one of the facilities, you can retain your credit union membership simply by maintaining a $25 minimum balance in Shares. "Once a member - always a member," is part of the credit union philosophy.
Mission of the Northland Educators Federal Credit Union
To provide affordable services to its members, promote savings, provide credit for provident and productive purposes at the best possible rates, and educate its members as to what a credit union is.
It is the mission of Northland Educators Federal Credit Union to promote credit union membership to non-members who could benefit from its services and ideals.
It is the mission of Northland Educators Federal Credit Union to promote
and support the credit union movement at chapter, league, and national levels.
