Search results

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008, Page 01
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: INSIDE AUGSBURG Search... Go lin) Ee A-mail Archives TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 2008 >> Security and Facilities Announcements (No listings) Teaching and Learning Witing Effective Assignments Portfolio Workshop General Announcements Brown Bag Lunch to Discuss DNP Program Launch Matting and Framing...
Show moreINSIDE AUGSBURG Search... Go lin) Ee A-mail Archives TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 2008 << < Browse Archive > >> Security and Facilities Announcements (No listings) Teaching and Learning Witing Effective Assignments Portfolio Workshop General Announcements Brown Bag Lunch to Discuss DNP Program Launch Matting and Framing Workshop Wednesday, April 2 Commons Cafeteria Extended Hours of Operation Tickets on sale for "Top Girls" Behind Happy Faces — April 1 Eam $10 in 10 Minutes Participate in Research Salsa Dance Competition Scheduled Rock out to Rockband Frame of Mind Academic Peer Advising The QSU Drag Show Is Coming Sodexo Dining Menu — April 1 First Weight Watchers Meeting - TODAY Sodexo Dining/Student ID Iron Man Bike Ride Wellness Works President's Week y Update April Wednesday Gathering -- April 2 Swahili Film Keeping Track of Auggies (No listings) Auggie Athletics Football Meeting Classifieds May 1 — Beautiful Three-Bedroom in Northeast Minneapolis
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008, Page 02
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Security and Facilities Announcements No postings Teaching and Learning Writing Effective Assignments SUBMITTED BY THERESAL MARTIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Monday, April 14, 4:15 in Lindell 202 What strategies can inprove the clarity of written and oral...
Show moreSecurity and Facilities Announcements No postings Teaching and Learning Writing Effective Assignments SUBMITTED BY THERESAL MARTIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Monday, April 14, 4:15 in Lindell 202 What strategies can inprove the clarity of written and oral assignments given to students? What does the research show about how our instructions are interpreted? How can I get better work from students? Hease bring a copy of a current assignrrent with you. Repeated Tuesday, May 7th, 5:00 in Lindell 202. Back to top Portfolio Workshop SUBMITTED BY THERESAL MARTIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Preparing Portfolio for Review and Tenure Thursday, April 10, 4:00 in Cedar As we anticipate the 2008-09 acadernric year, how can we help colleagues best prepare for third year, tenure and promotion review? Repeated Monday, April 21, 4:00 in Lindell 202. Back to top General Announcements Brown Bag Lunch to Discuss DNP Program Launch SUBMITTED BY SHARON K WADE, PROGRAM ASSISTANT, NURSING WEEN: FRDAY, APRIL 4, 2008 @ 12:00 Noon - 1:30 PM WHERE RVERSIDE ROOM This is to invite the College Community to a “brown bag” lunch to discuss a proposed new programiinitiative to launch a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program in 2008-09. Topics for discussion include: * The move to professional doctoral education in all health care disciplines---pharmacy, physical therapy, medicine, occupational therapy, etc. * The proposed new program initiative at Augsburg College * The difference between a DNPand a PhDin Nursing * College resources needed to offer a DNP * Accreditation issues * Our “competition” and what they are doing * Opportunities for collaboration on this degree »* Where will graduates of a DNP programpractice? »* What happens to the Master of Arts in Nursing programat Augsburg? Hease bring your lunch and join the Departrent of Nursing faculty, invited graduate students and graduates of the MAN program, to learn more about the DNPand how the Department of Nursing is proposing to address this intrinent paradigmshift in the education of advanced practice nurses. Back to top Matting and Framing Workshop Wednesday, April 2 SUBMITTED BY KERRY MORGAN, COORDINATOR OF GALLERIES AND EXHIBITS, ART Need help preparing artwork to submit to the Al-Student Juried Art Exhibition? Then plan to attend a matting and frarring workshop in the basement of Old Main this Wednesday , April 2, 11 am - 2:30 p.m and 6- 8 p.m Metboard and foarrcore will be available for purchase and some free frarres available courtesy of Carter Ave. Frame Shop. Back to top Commons Cafeteria Extended Hours of Operation SUBMITTED BY MICHAEL POUND, SODEXO MARKETING, SODEXO New Extended Hours of Operation for Commons Cafeteria Conmrons Cafeteria
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008, Page 03
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Monday-Friday Breakfast....7am-10:30am Lunch... ..14am4:30pm Dinner... ..4:30pm-7:00pm Saturday & Sunday Brunch... ..11:30an+1pm Dinner....5pr-6pm Coopers Coffee Shop Monday-Friday 7:30am9pm Saturday Weekend College 7:30am4pm Nabo Café Monday-Friday 7:30am8pm Saturday 7:30am-5pm Sunday 9am :30pm...
Show moreMonday-Friday Breakfast....7am-10:30am Lunch... ..14am4:30pm Dinner... ..4:30pm-7:00pm Saturday & Sunday Brunch... ..11:30an+1pm Dinner....5pr-6pm Coopers Coffee Shop Monday-Friday 7:30am9pm Saturday Weekend College 7:30am4pm Nabo Café Monday-Friday 7:30am8pm Saturday 7:30am-5pm Sunday 9am :30pm Murphy’s Gill Monday - Friday 10am2pm Saturday & Sunday Closed Back to top Tickets on sale for "Top Girls” SUBMITTED BY MOLLY BUDKE, STUDENT Tickets are now on sale for the Augsburg Theatre Department’s production of Top Girls, directed by Darcey Engen. The show will performApril 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19 7:00 p.m. and April 13 and 20 at 2:00 p.m Tickets are priced at $10 for General Public $8 for ACTC faculty and staff $5 for non-Augsburg students $2 for Augsburg students and children under 12 (Augsburg students need to bring their student ID.) The show contains adult language and themes that may not be appropriate for younger viewers. To make a reservation, please call 612-330-1257. Back to top Behind Happy Faces -- April 1 SUBMITTED BY SANDRASANGER, COUNSELOR, COUNSELING AND HEALTH PROMOTION Curious about mental illness? Worried about a friend or family member who may suffer frommental illness? Augsburg students are invited to an event hosted by the University of Mnnesota addressing rental health, suicide awareness, and the often very private struggles of depression and other rental illnesses. Captivating young author and speaker Ross Szabo, who has been described as “poignant, funny, and engaging” will be speaking on rental health awareness and his experiences with depression and bipolar disorder as a college student. April 1, 7:00 pm, Great Hall, Coffman Union, University of Minnesota Information tables, refreshments, and book signing to follow . Preview Ross's talks on YouTube: http:/Avww .youtube.com'w atch?v=Pn1Gw gtPDic Back to top Earn $10 in 10 Minutes: Participate in Research SUBMITTED BY AMANDAS BREY, STUDENT Want to earn $10 in 10 rrinutes? Come to the psychology lab (Anderson 26) tomorrow from 9:00am-noon and participate in a brief experiment. Back to top Salsa Dance Competition Scheduled SUBMITTED BY MICHAEL POUND, SODEXO MARKETING, SODEXO Sodexo Dining will be hosting a Salsa Dance Conpetition on Wednesday April 2,2008 from5:30pm-7pmin East Commons. The Winning Pair will EACH receive a Nintendo Wii Console. Sign up stations will be held in Commons Cafeteria Tuesday and Wednesday April 1st-2nd, 2008 from 1 1am-1:30pm.
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008, Page 04
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Participants are encouraged to come dressed in full Salsa Attire. If you are interested in judging the contest, handing out door prizes or just stopping in to enjoy the Festive Music and Contagious Latin Fever of The Salsa Dance please contact Mchael Pound at poundm@augsburg.edu Thank You Mchael...
Show moreParticipants are encouraged to come dressed in full Salsa Attire. If you are interested in judging the contest, handing out door prizes or just stopping in to enjoy the Festive Music and Contagious Latin Fever of The Salsa Dance please contact Mchael Pound at poundm@augsburg.edu Thank You Mchael Pound Sodexo Marketing Back to top Rock out to Rockband SUBMITTED BY JENNIFER J SAYCOCIE, STUDENT Come check out the Premature Babies Fundraiser at the Augsburg Chapel on Tuesday April 1st from 1:00-6:00 pm We are raising money for the St. Paul's Children's Hospital NCU where they care for premature babies. Candy Coonrod will be speaking at 4:00 pm about prerature babies. There will be cookies/muffins and pop/water. We will be selling tickets for our prize drawings and also Rockband will be set up so if you want to stop by and show off your Rockband skills or just support the cause come by! We hope to see you there! Jenny, Nicole, Gina Back to top Frame of Mind SUBMITTED BY MARY MCLEAN-OLSON, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT You are cordially invited to join Paul and Abigail Pribbenow for the spring 2008 Frame of Mind on April 3, 2008. The evening's selection is entitled, “The World Without Us” by Alan Weisman. This engaging, thought-experiment book exarrines w hat would happen to the systems hurnans have created if we were to all disappear torrorrow ? For those that may not get the chance to read through its entirety, we recormmend that you focus on the Prelude, chapters 1, 2, 9, 13, 17, 18, 19 and Coda (approxinnately 80 pages of reading). This event begins promptly at 5:15 p.m at the Augsburg House, with dinner follow ing the discussion. There are still a few spaces open for this wonderful event! If you would like to attend, please call Mary Olson at 330-1212 to pick up your copy! Let's begin spring with a great book, engaging conversation and a “Frane of Mind?’ Back to top Academic Peer Advising SUBMITTED BY KELSEY RICHARDSON BLACKWELL, ACADEMIC ADVISOR, ACADEMIC ADVISING Registration questions? There will be a peer adviser available at the Christensen Canter in Cooper's Coffee Shop every Tuesday at 3:00 pmfromMarch 25 - April 15th. Back to top The QSU Drag Show Is Coming SUBMITTED BY TERESAM BARNHILL, STUDENT Itis the time you've all been waiting for, the annual GSU Drag Show! Core to the East Controns on Thursday, April 3 at 8pmto see Queens fromthe 90s performand the amateur contest! Prizes will be given away! Its a great time with a lot of laughs so we'll see you there! If you are interested in perforrring in the amateur contest, send an e-mail to qsu@augsburg.edu. Prizes will be given away to the top three performers. Email by Tuesday, April 1st. Back to top Sodexo Dining Menu -- April 1 SUBMITTED BY MICHAEL POUND, SODEXO MARKETING, SODEXO Tuesday April 1, 2008 LUNCH Chicken Patty with Parmesan Cheese Egg Rants Parmesan Cheese Stuffed Tomatoes Steamed Vegetables Steamed Rice Beef Stir Fry on Crisp Noodle Tofu Stir Fry Veggie Egg Roll Chicken Alfredo with Resto Sauce Deli Bar Rizza Bar Soup of the Day - Creamof Mushroomand Spicy Beef Chili
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008, Page 05
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: DN\ER Carved Turkey Mashed Potatoes Gravy Stuffing Mxed Vegetables Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap Topping Open Face Italian Foccacia Sandwich French Fries Rizza Bar Deli Bar Soup of the Day - Creamof Mushroomand Spicy Beef Chili Back to top First Weight Watchers Meeting -- TODAY SUBMITTED BY CARRIE...
Show moreDN\ER Carved Turkey Mashed Potatoes Gravy Stuffing Mxed Vegetables Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap Topping Open Face Italian Foccacia Sandwich French Fries Rizza Bar Deli Bar Soup of the Day - Creamof Mushroomand Spicy Beef Chili Back to top First Weight Watchers Meeting -- TODAY SUBMITTED BY CARRIE SCHNIEDERS, ACADEMIC ADVISOR, ACADEMIC ADVISING I's not too late! Join us TODAY - Tuesday, April 1 - as we begin our new Weight Watchers at Work series, which will last until July 22. We meet in Lindell 301 at 2:00 pm Just bring your credit card or checkbook, and feel proud of yourself for taking the first step toward positive change. We have a wonderful, fun, supportive group of people who would love to have you as part of our group. Questions? Contact Cherie Christ at christc@augsburg.edu or 612.330.1476. Back to top Sodexo Dining/Student ID SUBMITTED BY MICHAEL POUND, SODEXO MARKETING, SODEXO Bifective Monday, March 31, 2008 our dining service cashiers will no longer be able to manually enter your student ID nurrber at dining service locations. Students who need to have their ID. nurrber manually entered rust present their their ID at the time of purchase. This is being done to protect your meal plan and flex dollars fromunauthorized use. Thank You for your understanding Sodexo Dining Back to top lron Man Bike Ride SUBMITTED BY MORGAN WHITERABBIT, STUDENT IF you would like to ride the Iron Man bike ride with the Augsburg Cycling Gub please contact Beth Franklin at franklin@augsburg.edu The Iron Man bike ride is held in late April and has three different distances at 30, 60, and 100 niles. Each route is a wonderful ride through the country with wonderful rollers and great rest stops. The Iron Man is a great touring ride that has over 5,000 participants so your sure to find sore company on what ever route you take. This will be a fun ride and we hope to hear fromyou. Back to top Wellness Works SUBMITTED BY DIANNE DETLOFF, ADMNISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, COUNSELING AND HEALTH PROMOTION This is a rerrinder that since spring has really not arrived yet, opportunities for indoor wellness are still available. Yoga will be offered this week between noon and 1:00 p.m in the Marshall Roomtoday and Thursday. All are welcorre! Also, tonight we will have tai chi instruction in the Century Room (lower level of Christensen Center) from5 - 6 p.m The group may be small but the passion and energy are hugel! Any questions about yoga or tai chi, please call the CCHPoffice at 612-330-1707. Back to top President's Weekly Update SUBMITTED BY MARY MCLEAN-OLSON, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT The President's Weekly Update has been posted at: http://www .augsburg.edu/president/updates/2007/033108. pdf Back to top April Wednesday Gathering -- April 2 SUBMITTED BY CODY WAGNER, EVENT OPERATIONS COORDINATOR , EVENT SERVICES The first Wednesday of the month gatherings support our commitment to building community and practicing conmon work. They are an opportunity to get to know one another, exchange ideas, and collaborate in new ways. The April lunch will be served in the East Commons of the Christensen Center from 11:00 a.m-1:30 p.m The security and custodial night shift enployees are also invited to the Wednesday Evening Gathering at 8:00 p.m in the Century Room We hope you will invite your colleagues and plan to join us! Back to top
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2008, Page 06
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Swahili Film SUBMITTED BY CHRISTINAERICKSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, SOCIAL WORK Save a date - April 5th, 2008. The world prenier of the film "Bongoland Il - There's No Race Like Horne" BREF SYNOPSIS: After giving up on the pursuit of the American dream, Jurra returns to his native Bongoland. What...
Show moreSwahili Film SUBMITTED BY CHRISTINAERICKSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, SOCIAL WORK Save a date - April 5th, 2008. The world prenier of the film "Bongoland Il - There's No Race Like Horne" BREF SYNOPSIS: After giving up on the pursuit of the American dream, Jurra returns to his native Bongoland. What he found will forever change who he is, and no place on earth could have prepared himfor the new reality. The movie will be shown at OAKSTREET CINEVA in Mnneapolis, Minnesota. The address: 309 Oak Street SE Mnneapolis, MN 55447 There will be two screenings: 2:00 — 5:00 PM& 5:00 — 7:00 AM Witness the artistic talents of actors from Tanzania. The filmw as shot in High Definition on location in the port city of Dar-Es-Salaam The story is told in the backdrop of a tropical ambiance in this vibrant city. Vivid images of the people are breathtaking rerrinding you that indeed..."there’s no place like home" Let Juma take you back! More details visit: www .kibirafilms.com Back to top Keeping Track of Auggies No postings Auggie Athletics Football Meeting SUBMITTED BY CHRIS BERGSTROM, ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH, ATHLETICS There will be a football teammeeting on Wednesday, April 2, from4pmto 6pm, in Kennedy Room303. "Walk-ons" are welcorre to attend. Back to top Classifieds May 1 -- Beautiful Three-Bedroom in Northeast Minneapolis SUBMITTED BY JESSICA W ROELOFS, STUDENT Available May 1: AWESOME 3 bedroom (plus den!) upper unit of a duplex with garage, free laundry, updated kitchen, beautiful w oodw ork, lots of sun and space and an incredible landlord. See http://minneapolis .craigslist.org/apa/607448610.htm for more information and photos. Contact Anil at 612-770-9567. Back to top
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009, Page 01
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: INSIDE AUGSBURG Search... Go lin) Ee A-mail Archives WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2009 >> Public Safety and Facilities Announcements Posting Policy Teaching and Learning GIS Workshop Additional Intemational Travel Funds Available Zyzzogeton Poder Fair Registration Due Today Online Course Evaluation...
Show moreINSIDE AUGSBURG Search... Go lin) Ee A-mail Archives WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 2009 << < Browse Archive > >> Public Safety and Facilities Announcements Posting Policy Teaching and Learning GIS Workshop Additional Intemational Travel Funds Available Zyzzogeton Poder Fair Registration Due Today Online Course Evaluation Discusion Summer and Fall Book Request Pres. Obama's Economic Policies and You - April 1 Would You Like to be Published? General Announcements Stress Release - Today Eam $10 in the Psych Lab This Week Donate to Abused Women and Children Free T-Shirt/Spanish Conversation this Thursday WEC/GRAD Students: Bookstore Accounts Available Residence Life Summer Staff Positions Available AF: It'sKind of a Big Deal Edate Sale - April 3 and 4 Intemational Spring Dance Farmers Insurance - Interviews Senior Witers Tax Party Bookstore Sale First Wednesday Gathering Explore Careers In The Non-Profit World Come Celebrate Prof. Hesser's 70th Birthday Fall Registration Workshop - Today Graduating this Year? Keeping Track of Auggies (No listings) Auggie Athletics (No listings) Classifieds
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009, Page 02
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: (No listings) Public Safety and Facilities Announcements Posting Policy SUBMITTED BY DAVID DRAUS, FACILITIES MANAGENENT DIRECTOR, FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Augsburg College recognizes student groups, student organizations, staff, and faculty may use College space to comrunicate and advertise ideas...
Show more(No listings) Public Safety and Facilities Announcements Posting Policy SUBMITTED BY DAVID DRAUS, FACILITIES MANAGENENT DIRECTOR, FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Augsburg College recognizes student groups, student organizations, staff, and faculty may use College space to comrunicate and advertise ideas and events relating to the College. Out of consideration for the right of free expression, the rights of viewers, civility, tolerance and respect the College has published guidelines to be followed when posting flyers and notices. In general, the guidelines provide for: [1] Approval of postings. [2] Where to post. [8] How to post. [4] How long to post. [5] What to post. [6] And, what happens to postings not adhering to the policy. The complete College Posting Policy can be view ed at www .augsburg.edu/studentguide Beginning MON4.6.09, we will be adrinistering this policy to the fullest extent. This means all posting inappropriately displayed will be rennoved and tossed. In the meantime, if you have posters you would like to retrieve and repost in the designated areas please feel free to do so. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. If you have any questions regarding the Posting Policy they can be directed to draus@augsburg.edu. Back to top Teaching and Learning GIS Workshop SUBMITTED BY THERESAL MARTIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Wednesday, April 15, 3:30-4:30 Foss 22A "How geographic mapping can help you teach and learn: A hands-on workshop introduction to ArcGIS 9.3." Presented by Heather Ek and Lars Christiansen. Hease RSVPby 4/7 to x1229 or martin@augsburg.edu Back to top Additional International Travel Funds Available SUBMITTED BY THERESAL MARTIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING Due April 6 Faculty presenting a paper at an international conference are eligible for additional travel funding through CTL. Two $400 awards are available to supplement the annual travel award of $1200 for which faculty presenting a paper are eligible. (Canada is considered international.) These supplemental aw ards are determined competitively by the Connrittee on Faculty Development. The funding year is June 1-May 31st. Apply online at the CTL web page www .augsburg.edu/ctl Link at the left of the page, web forms. Back to top Zyzzogeton Poster Fair Registration Due Today SUBMITTED BY DIXIE SHAFER, DIRECTOR, URGO, OFFICE FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AND GRADUATE OPPORTUNITY Calling all student researchers. Participate in the Zyzzogeton Poster Fair--April 15, 3:30 to 5:30--sponsored by URGO. What you need to know: Deadline for Registration (includes an abstract of your research or creative activity): April 1 *Y ou do not have to have done research with URGO to participate. Where to register: The Zyzzogeton Web site: http:/Avww .augsburg.edu/zyzzogeton/zyzzogeton_reg.htn Deadline for turning your poster in for printing to URGO: April 8 If you need assistance making your poster you can contact your faculty mentor first and then Dixie Shafer at shafer@augsburg.edu. Dixie is happy to sit down with any student any discuss poster elements or proof drafts. Back to top Online Course Evaluation Discussion SUBMITTED BY THERESAL MARTIN, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009, Page 03
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Online Course Evaluation System Hease join us for a conversation about the current online course evaluation project. These conversations anticipate bringing a recommendation to the faculty in April or Septerrber. If these times do not work, please contact us for other opportunities. Diane Fike...
Show moreOnline Course Evaluation System Hease join us for a conversation about the current online course evaluation project. These conversations anticipate bringing a recommendation to the faculty in April or Septerrber. If these times do not work, please contact us for other opportunities. Diane Fike and Scott Krajew ski April 6, 4:00-5:00 April 7, 8:30-9:30 All meetings are in Lindell 202. Back to top Summer and Fall Book Request SUBMITTED BY LAJRAFORGEY, BOOKSTORE MANAGER, BOOKSTORE Hease email Summer and Fall Book request to Laura at forgey@augsburg.edu. Thanks to all who have turned in! Back to top Pres. Obama's Economic Policies and You - April 1 SUBMITTED BY GARRY W HESSER, PROFESSOR, SOCIOLOGY “PRESIDENT OBAMA'S EVERGING ECONOMIC POLICY: IMPLICATIONS FOR MN & YOU" Date: April 1, 2009 [Wednesday] 5:00-6:30 p.m Foss/Hbversten Speakers/Panel: Richard Hartnack, Vice Chair US Bancorp David Semerad, CEO, Associated General Contractors of Mnnesota Brian Krohn, Augsburg Alum& SarTec Corporation Moderator: Congressman Martin Sabo [MN 5th District, 1978-2007] Co-Sponsors: Business and Econorrics Depts, MBA and Sabo Center Back to top Would You Like to be Published? SUBMITTED BY RUTH D LONVICK, STUDENT Do you have an acaderric paper you're particularly proud of? It right be worth even more than the grade you received. The Augsburg Honors Review wants to publish your work. All you have to do is submit it! What to Submit: We will consider papers fromall disciplines that successfully articulate an original and corpelling thesis. Why Submit? Being a published author is one of the best ways to dermonstrate your writing skills to graduate schools, professional schools, and enployers. How to Subnit: Hease send your work to review @augsburg.edu and include the following information: -- The first and last names of all authors and faculty advisors, -- Your anticipated graduation date, -- A reliable way to contact you other than your college-provided ernail address, -- The name of the institution where your research was conducted (if other than Augsburg), and -- The title of your paper. We prefer Mcrosoft Word format (.doc) for all attachments. The priority deadline to submit your work for the 2010 publication is April 20, 2009. What is the Augsburg Honors Review? The Augsburg Honors Review is an interdisciplinary journal exhibiting outstanding work by undergraduate students. The goal of the AHR is to give students the opportunity to participate in scholarly conversations within their disciplines and to expose them to the dialogue between a journal and a contributor in editing an article for publication. For more information, please contact Shawn Boonstra (boonstra@augsburg.edu). Back to top General Announcements Stress Release - Today SUBMITTED BY JON VAUGHAN-FIER, COUNSELOR, COUNSELING AND HEALTH PROMOTION Student Mndfulness Series (6pmWednesdays--Today, 4/8, 4/15, 4/22) in Century Room, Christensen Center. Come practice basic rrindfulness techniques to help de-stress before finals, but also for year round practice—to sleep better, test better, and live happier! Attend as many as you like. Each hour-long session lead by a different expert, and each designed to not require exercise clothes or prior knowledge. Come as a study break or even after eating. Q/A to follow each session for anyone interested in maintaining an individual or group practice. Contact Jon at COHP with any questions: x1337 or vaughanf @augsburg.edu. Back to top Earn $10 in the Psych Lab This Week
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009, Page 04
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: SUBMITTED BY NANCY K STEBLAY, PROFESSOR, PSYCHOLOGY Again this week, we will be running Experiment #10 (the "crime study"). Stop by Anderson 26 to earn $10 in 10 minutes! Hours this week: Wednesday Noon-6:00; Thursday Noon-6:00; Friday 4-5:30. Participation is lirrited to one time. If you have...
Show moreSUBMITTED BY NANCY K STEBLAY, PROFESSOR, PSYCHOLOGY Again this week, we will be running Experiment #10 (the "crime study"). Stop by Anderson 26 to earn $10 in 10 minutes! Hours this week: Wednesday Noon-6:00; Thursday Noon-6:00; Friday 4-5:30. Participation is lirrited to one time. If you have been in this study during the current or a past semester, we cannot include you now, sorry. Back to top Donate to Abused Women and Children SUBMITTED BY MARALAUB, STUDENT For thousands of women and children, home can be frightening, lonely and for many it is a very dangerous place. The Lewis House, located in Eagan, is dedicated to helping these women and children find safety and get themback on their feet. The Lewis House provides shelter, food, daycare and education about safe relationships for woren and children who seek their services. To support these women and children, a few students from Augsburg College will be running a donation drive. tems the Lewis House needs are: bath sized towels & wash cloths, twin size sheets/conforters, pillowcases, diapers, infant formula - all varieties, baby bottles/nipples, craft supplies (markers, crayons, construction paper, special kits), school supplies (notebooks, folders, back packs), educational toys, puzzles, videos and learning garres, toothbrushes/toothpaste/floss, old cell phones with chargers, women and youth clothing (any age, gently used or new). Collecting through April 3 in the Enrollment Center! Hease contact Ashle with questions at neunsing@augsburg.edu. Back to top Free T-Shirt/Spanish Conversation This Thursday SUBMITTED BY KATHY J REINHARDT, INSTRUCTOR, LANGUAGES AND CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES Are you interested in practicing your Spanish in a relaxed and friendly setting? All language levels are welcorre to join us for Spanish conversation - we promise there will be no granmar lessons! We meet every Thursday from 11:00 - 12:30 on the 2nd floor of the Christensen Center, in the Riverside Room Come for 10 rrins. or for the whole session, whatever works for you. Attend 3 sessions and receive a free t-shirt! You are welcome to bring your lunch. If you have any questions, you can contact Eniliano Chagil, ext. 1309; Anita Fisher, ext. 1082 or Kate Reinhardt, ext. 1081. We hope to see you there! Back to top WEC/GRAD Students: Bookstore Accounts Available SUBMITTED BY ANDREW HAUG, PAYMENTS COUNSELOR, ENROLLMENT CENTER Students already registered for the Spring trimester may request bookstore accounts in order to charge their books through the student account. Rease remerrber that this service is best-suited for students who use financial aid to pay for tuition and fees, as well as books. Classes for Spring trimester begin soon! Since this request takes about 1 day to process, don't wait until the last rrinute. Go to http:/Avww .augsburg.edu/enroll/ and click on "Open a Bookstore Charge Account." Hease read the terns and conditions carefully. Back to top Residence Life Summer Staff Positions Available SUBMITTED BY PHILLIP HERNANDEZ, HALL DIRECTOR, OREN GATEWAY CENTER, RESIDENCE LIFE The Department of Residence Life is looking for students to serve as integral merrbers of Residence Life staff this summer. You can start the application process and get more inforration by filling out the interest form on the Department of Residence Life Web Site at http:/Avww .augsburg.edu/reslife. Applications are due Friday, April 3. Back to top AF: It's Kind of a Big Deal SUBMITTED BY AMANDASTORM, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, ALUMNI-PARENT RELATIONS Stop by our table in Christensen Center to hear what those Green Dollar Bill signs mean, learn what the Augsburg Fund is doing for students, pick up your lirrited edition Stew ards/Philanthropy Week Buttons (a different design daily), donate some change (or more), and register to win an iPod Shuffle! We'll have a table in Christensen Center from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m all week! Back to top Estate Sale - April 3 and 4 SUBMITTED BY REBECCAS WAGGONER, PROGRAM ASSISTANT, ALUMNI-PARENT RELATIONS The Augsburg Associates will be facilitating an estate sale for Phil and Dora Quanbeck on FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd and SATURDAY, APRIL 4th. Old Scandinavian trundle bed, nice oriental rugs, excellent natural pine table and chairs, clocks, spinning wheel, crock churn, glass, china, kitchen, linens incl Hudson Bay blankets, books, Xnas, Scandinavian accessories. House and garage full! Come out and support the Associates. The incorre supports the Associates’ student scholarship fund. 8 am— 4 pmFriday. 8 am- 3 pm Saturday. 4957 17th Ave. South, Mnneapolis. Directions: 2 blocks west of Cedar Ave at the corner of 50th Street and 17th Ave. Back to top International Spring Dance SUBMITTED BY SERGIO IVAN LOPEZ MONTERRUBIO, STUDENT Core to our dance party and dance to music fromall over the world! When: Friday, April, 3, 8 p.m Where: Mnneapolis Room
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009, Page 05
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Sponsored by The International Student Organization All are welcome. Back to top Farmers Insurance - To Do Interviews SUBMITTED BY SANDY E TILTON, EMPLOYER RELATIONS AND MARKETING COORDINATOR, CENTER FOR SERVICE WORK AND LEARNING Farmers Insurance w ould like to hold on-carrpus interviews for...
Show moreSponsored by The International Student Organization All are welcome. Back to top Farmers Insurance - To Do Interviews SUBMITTED BY SANDY E TILTON, EMPLOYER RELATIONS AND MARKETING COORDINATOR, CENTER FOR SERVICE WORK AND LEARNING Farmers Insurance w ould like to hold on-carrpus interviews for students that will be graduating this spring 2009 who are interested in Financial Services. To learn more go to: http://www Tarmersagent.comtknop/w hybeafarmersagentvideo.htm To apply, submit your resume and cover letter to the CSWL office by April 3rd to be considered for an on-carrpus interview on April 8th. Questions, call Sandy at 612-330-1472 Back to top Senior Writers SUBMITTED BY AMANDAMELISSASYMES, STUDENT Are you interested in reading something you have written while here at Augsburg? The English Department will be having an “open book reading" April 17th. The English professors are working with us on creating an event where we could share our writings with fanily, faculty and friends. The reading will take place April 17 at 6:30 RVland will be follow ed with a reception, including dessert and thoughtful conversation with friends, farrily and faculty. IF you have any other recorrmendations or questions, feel free to contact us or any of the professors in the English department. Hease reply to one of us or your English professor if you would like to read sorre of your work as soon as possible! Aranda Symes syrmes @augsburg.edu Sam Spafford samspaff@hotrail.com Back to top Tax Party SUBMITTED BY ELIZABETH AFRANKLIN, STUDENT Everyone is invited to celebrate the closing of Tax Season with the Accounting and Finance Club this evening! There will be a ton of food and games and prizes! If you haven't filed yet, no worries! There will be volunteers available to help you file for free (if possible)! Even if you aren't required to file (didn't earn enough), you rright be eligible to receive your withholdings back or be eligible for other credits - so stop by to see! Hope to see you all there! Back to top Bookstore Sale SUBMITTED BY TRACY NANNENGA ASSISTANT MANAGER, BOOKSTORE All Athletics & Clearance merchandise is 50% off the ticketed price. This sale is for a lirrited time so hurry in before it's over. Lirrited sizes and quantities are available. Come in and stock up on your Auggie gear. Back to top First Wednesday Gathering SUBMITTED BY BARBARA GASER, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Hease join with other faculty and staff merrbers for First Wednesday Gathering today, April 1 in the East Commons from 11 a.m - 1:30 p.m The security and custodial night shift errployees are also invited to the Wednesday Evening Gathering at 8 p.m in the Mnneapolis Room The first-VWWednesday-of-the-month gatherings support our commitment to building community and practicing common work. They are an opportunity to get to know one another, exchange ideas, and collaborate in new ways. We hope you willl invite your colleagues and plan to join us! Back to top Explore Careers In The Non-Profit World SUBMITTED BY SANDYE TILTON, EMPLOYER RELATIONS AND MARKETING COORDINATOR, CENTER FOR SERVICE WORK AND LEARNING Explore Careers In The Non-Profit World Thursday, April 2nd 4:45 p.m Mnneapolis Room, Christensen Center Representatives from Lutheran Social Service, United Way, and Resource will share the breath of full-time careers and internships that one can find while working in the non- profit world. Students, faculty and staff all are invited. Questions, call Sandy at 612-330-1472 Back to top
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 1, 2009, Page 06
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Come Celebrate Prof. Hesser’s 70th Birthday SUBMITTED BY TIMOTHY D. PIPPERT, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SOCIOLOGY You are invited to help the Department of Sociology celebrate Garry Hesser’s 70th Birthday (which occurs on April 2nd). We will be hosting an open house in OGC 100 from 10:45 — 11:45 a.m on...
Show moreCome Celebrate Prof. Hesser’s 70th Birthday SUBMITTED BY TIMOTHY D. PIPPERT, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SOCIOLOGY You are invited to help the Department of Sociology celebrate Garry Hesser’s 70th Birthday (which occurs on April 2nd). We will be hosting an open house in OGC 100 from 10:45 — 11:45 a.m on April 6th so please stop by to thank Garry for his never ending contributions to Augsburg College and 70 years of a great spirit. Back to top Fall Registration Workshop - Today SUBMITTED BY CARRIE SHIDLA ACADEMIC ADVISOR, ACADEMIC ADVISING Did you know fall registration has changed? Do you know when you register? Academic Advising is holding two "Auggies Get Registered" student workshops, where we'll cover things like ACTC registration, the Core Curriculum, and changes to the registration system There are two times: Today, April 1 at 2 p.m in SVE 205, and April 9 at 3 p.m. in SVE 201. RSVP to advising@augsburg.edu and we'll have an updated Core checkist waiting for you. See you there! Back to top Graduating This Year? SUBMITTED BY LAJRAFORGEY, BOOKSTORE MANAGER, BOOKSTORE If you have not purchased your cap and gown, please stop by the bookstore as soon as possible to do so. Caps and Gowns are up at the front register. Congrats! Back to top Keeping Track of Auggies No postings Auggie Athletics No postings Classifieds No postings
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 10, 2006
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 10, 2006, Page 01
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Security and Facilities Announcements (No listings) Teaching and Learning Required Information for Spring Course Evaluations Summer Reseach Due Date Extended: April 21 StepUP Presentation TODAY Humanities and Fine Arts Gathering -- April 11 Poster Making Workshops Today, Tomorrow and Wed. General...
Show moreSecurity and Facilities Announcements (No listings) Teaching and Learning Required Information for Spring Course Evaluations Summer Reseach Due Date Extended: April 21 StepUP Presentation TODAY Humanities and Fine Arts Gathering -- April 11 Poster Making Workshops Today, Tomorrow and Wed. General Announcements Staff Changes in Day Admissions MUSIC! UPBEAT! Environmentalism Speaker Tonight at 7:30 Does the Lilly Program Owe You a $5 Coupon? Ombuds needed An Invitation from the AUgsburg Stewards.... A Spanish Program in KAUG beginning April 13 Exit_ Loan Counseling for Seniors FREE CONCERT!!! Science Labs and Registration Keeping Track of Auggies (No listing) Augsburg Athletics Auggie Athletics Update Bell qualifies for NCAA outdoor track nationals Classifieds Free Rent!! Discussions in the AugNet Forums... (Forum access is currently limited to Augsburg faculty and staff.) Submit to the Daily A-mall Monday, April 10, 2006 _<<__<_ | Current Issue | _> >> (Browse Issues} AugNet Home per ree siete eee ee ed No postings Teaching and Learning Subject: Required Information for Spring Course Evaluations Submitter: Theresa L Martin, Administrative Assistant, Center for Teaching and Learning Message: On-line Course Evaluation Information April 10, 2006 Dear Colleagues: As we complete WEC Winter Trimester (54% response rate overall - moving in the right direction) and move to Spring terms, we offer this update and set of recommendations for conducting course evaluations this next round; the day term dates are from April 14 to April 28. Spring WEC dates will be advertised at the end of May. First, we and some of the research suggest that a clear statement to students of the value and use of this information is critical. We believe such a uniform approach may bolster response rates and may provide a consistent campus-wide approach to prompting students to fill out the evaluation. If students begin to hear a shared sense of commitment to what we learn from their efforts, that common commitment can strengthen the project. Also, we encourage you to individualize your discussion with students by sharing with them how you use this information; you might perhaps indicate what you changed last time for this term and highlight any particular type of feedback that might be useful. Thus, we strongly encourage you to engage the following practices to increase the chances of a good response rate. - Explain the shared rationale and then offer your individual comments. Be constructive and thank them for taking the time to do this. The statement below is a concise reminder for students of the value we place in their helpful and honest feedback. Please consider using it as a basis for your class conversation. "The faculty of Augsburg College value the opinions of the students who take our courses, and we try to improve our courses and our teaching in response to their thoughtful evaluations. Please take the time in the next two weeks to complete the on-line evaluation of your courses. Your response will be read by your professors and by college administrators. We appreciate your effort; it helps support the college's dedication to and understanding of excellent and diverse teaching.”
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 10, 2006, Page 02
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: - Remind students twice--once at the beginning of week one and again at the start of week two. Remind students about the multiple locations to access the form: email and on their Moodle site. Other suggestions are: - Consider letting the class out 10-15 minutes early one day in exchange for the...
Show more- Remind students twice--once at the beginning of week one and again at the start of week two. Remind students about the multiple locations to access the form: email and on their Moodle site. Other suggestions are: - Consider letting the class out 10-15 minutes early one day in exchange for the time you are asking them to put in completing the evaluation. This seemed to work incidentally and we are interested in seeing if it makes a difference. - Next term, put "course evaluation completion” on your syllabus as part of the last weeks of course work; this may help to send the message of importance and expectation. The On-line Working Group continues to monitor the project and will be meeting in May to do more extensive data analysis and work on next steps in the pilot. If you have interest or comments, please do not hesitate to contact Diane (pike@augsburg.edu) or Scott krajewsk @augsburg.edu) Any member of the committee is happy to talk with you. You will have access to your evals right after your grades are turned in - there will be no delay as there was from Fall. Finally, there is no single form that accomplishes what we should expect in terms of understanding how well we serve students. Please use paper and pencil in-class forms as needed to collect information about specialized questions regarding your course; this data can important information for you but need not be institutionally processed. Any time after about 2/3s of the way through course should get you much of what you need. We ask you not to do any sort of evaluation during final exam slots. Thank you for your efforts in sustaining and improving teaching and learning at Augsburg College. Scott Krajewski, Diane Pike, Stu Stoller, Pam Weiss, Carol Knicker, Ken Erikson, Bob Cowgill Subject: Summer Reseach Due Date Extended: April 21 Submitter: Theresa L Martin, Administrative Assistant, Center for Teaching and Learning Message: The application deadline has been extended to April 21 and the eligibility guidelines have been revised for Summer Research proposals. You may apply if you are in your first year of employment at Augsburg or if you received an award last year, Summer 2005. Other criteria are: SELECTION CRITERIA: Quality Criteria. Preference will be given to proposals that show evidence of thorough preparation and that meet the following criteria: - Clear statement of realistic goals and objectives - Appropriate and detailed project method/plan for achieving the goals and objectives - Explanation of advance preparation and planning - Clear description of the project's assessment - Detailed timeline and budget Other Criteria. Additional criteria that may influence the Committee?s decision include: - Use of language and terminology that are clear to non-experts - Necessity for funding for project completion - Please attach a curriculum vita. FUNDING: Up to $2000 per grant. Source: Grangaard Faculty Development Fund. 2-3 additional awards may be granted. Funding decisions are made by the Faculty Development Committee. All funds must be requested by the end of the fiscal year in which the grant is awarded. APPLICATION: Please use the Research Application form that is available by calling Terry Martin, x1229 or at the CTL website. Please send the completed application as an e-mail attachment to martin@augsburg.edu. Extended Application Date: April 21 for the summer 2006. Accountability: - Completion of the following: -Professional Development evaluation form and assessment as described in the project application - Sharing the results wth the Augsburg Community via: -Presentation of a community discussion, Scholarship Fair, or another venue approved by the FacDev Committee. Subject: StepUP Presentation TODAY Submitter: Theresa L Martin, Administrative Assistant, Center for Teaching and Learning Message: An invitation to faculty and staff from StepUP... Come Relax On the Academic Counselor's Couch: A StepUP Perspective on Learning and Recovery Presented by Jennifer Zotalis, Academic Skills Coordinator, StepUP Program Want to learn more about the foundations of college level learning assistance? Curious about its application for students in recovery? Interested in hearing the latest about the StepUP Program? Join us for an hour of coffee, cookies and a presentation (with discussion) comparing the theories and practices behind academic counseling for the general student population and academic counseling for students in recovery. Please join us Monday, April 10, at 3:45 P.M. in East Commons of the Christensen Center. RSVP to Kathy Fagen, Administrative Assistant for the StepUP Program (#1405, fagen@augsburg.edu} Subject: Humanities and Fine Arts Gathering -- April 11 Submitter: Jacqueline R deVries, Associate Professor and Chair of History, History Message: All faculty in the Humanities and Fine Arts are invited to our spring gathering on Tuesday, April 11, from 3:15 to 4:30 in Lindell 301. Refreshments wil be served. Members of the IT staff will show us examples of the cool ways our colleagues across
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 10, 2006, Page 03
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: campus are using technology (and Moodle!) to enhance course content and heighten student engagement. The presentation will begin at 3:30 p.m. Hope you can make it! Subject: Poster Making Workshops Today, Tomorrow and Wed. Submitter: Dixie Shafer, Director, Office for Undergraduate Research and...
Show morecampus are using technology (and Moodle!) to enhance course content and heighten student engagement. The presentation will begin at 3:30 p.m. Hope you can make it! Subject: Poster Making Workshops Today, Tomorrow and Wed. Submitter: Dixie Shafer, Director, Office for Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunity Message: Do your research posters look like your paper pasted to tagboard? Then this session is for you. Graphic Design Professor John McCaffrey and URGO Director Dixie Shafer will be hosting 3 research poster making workshops. We will cover the do's, laugh about the don'ts, critique some samples and break you of your habit of "overtextifying.” We will also be available to answer specific questions about your poster design. Faculty, Staff and Students are welcome to join us in Sverdrup 205: Monday, Noon to 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Questions: contact shafer@augsburg.edu Subject: Staff Changes in Day Admissions Submitter: Carrie M Carroll, Director, Admissions Message: There have been a few changes in staffing for the Day Admissions Department. We are delighted to welcome two new hires to our office! They are: Keith McCoy x1577 mccoyk@augsburg.edu Richard Webb x1047 webbr@augsburg.edu They are both familiar faces to Augsburg and we are ecstatic that they are able to bring their experiences to the Day Admissions Office. We have also hired an intern to assist us while Marissa is on maternity leave. Chris Belbeck, Augsburg senior, is available at x1589. Please welcome our new staff! Subject: MUSIC! UPBEAT! Submitter: Brenda M Valentine, Office Coordinator, Center for Global Education Message: Klezmerica will be performing at Our Savior's Lutheran Church on Friday, 4/21/2006 at 7:30 p.m. The Center for Global Education will have a silent auction of items from all around the world: Mexico, Namibia, Hawaii, and many other countries! All proceeds will go to the Mary Witt Scholarship Fund to help students from underrepresented groups. Please come to this wonderful night of entertainment and fun! Our Savior's Lutheran Church is located at 2315 Chicago Ave in Minneapolis Tickets are $10 Please call Brenda to purchase tickets or for more information! 612-330-1159 Subject: Environmentalism Speaker Tonight at 7:30 Submitter: Thomas S Ruffaner, Day Custodial Supervisor, Custodial Services Message: William Cronon, renowned environmentalist and author will speak at Macalester College on Monday, April 10th at 7:30 p.m. in the Weyerhaeuser Memorial Chapel. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in the environmental movement to hear someone who has much to share on the subject. William Cronon was a member of the Yale University's History Department for over 10 years. He became the Frederick Jackson Turner Professor of History, Geography and Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin - Madison in 1992. He was President of the American Society for Environmental History and currently serves as general editor of the Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books Series for the University of Washington Press. He has also served on the Governing Council of the Wilderness Society since 1995 and on the Board of the Trust for Public Land since 2003. Subject: Does the Lilly Program Owe You a $5 Coupon? Submitter: Diane R Glorvigen, Lilly Program Assistant, Exploring Our Gifts Message: Are you a freshman or junior who recently completed an on-line survey for the Lilly Program? If so, thank you so much!!! If you have not yet picked up your complimentary $5 coupon for the Augsburg Coffee Shop, we would love to give it to you. Just visit us in Memorial 231. Here are the directions: Enter Memorial from the quad through the door that is closest to Christensen Center. Go up the stairs to the second floor. As soon as you walk through the doorway, turn right and take 4 steps. There it is! The best hours to pick up your coupon are as follows: Wed. 2:30 - 4:30, Thurs. noon - 4, or Fri. 10:30 - 12:30. However, you can try other times, too. Look for Diane or Ryan. If you cannot find Diane or Ryan, then check Prof. Tranvik's office next door (Mem 230). We look forward to meeting you and thanking you in person!
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 10, 2006, Page 04
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Subject: Ombuds needed Submitter: Ann L Garvey, Dean of Students, Academic and Student Affairs Message: Applications are invited for the Augsburg Student Ombuds. The Augsburg Student Ombuds is a designated neutral or impartial dispute resolution practitioner whose major function is to provide...
Show moreSubject: Ombuds needed Submitter: Ann L Garvey, Dean of Students, Academic and Student Affairs Message: Applications are invited for the Augsburg Student Ombuds. The Augsburg Student Ombuds is a designated neutral or impartial dispute resolution practitioner whose major function is to provide confidential and informal assistance to students (Day, WEC, and Graduate) of Augsburg College. The Ombuds may serve as counselor, go-between, mediator, informal fact-finder, or upward feedback provider. The ombudsperson's function is located outside the ordinary line management structure. The ombudsperson has access to anyone in the organization including the chief executive officer. Pay is $800/semester. Complete and return the application form and a copy of your resume to Ann Garvey, Dean of Students, by Friday, April 22, 2006. the complete description and application can be found at http://web.augsburg.edu/-garvey/Ombudspdapp06.doc Additional Responsibilities 1. Schedule and keep routine weekly hours so that students and other Augsburg community members can access services and assistance. 2. Publicize services of the Ombuds Office through the web and respond to email inquiries. 3. Attend activities fair, health fair, new student orientation, etc., to promote office and services. 4. Meet monthly with the Dean of Students to review issues and student concerns in general. Contact Dean of Students as needed for assistance with specific issues. 5. Meet each semester with the President to discuss issues and concerns brought forward by students. 6. Attend workshops and trainings as determined. Contact current Ombuds Paul Cumings for more information. Subject: An Invitation from the Augsburg Stewards.... Submitter: Solveig M Mebust, Student Message: Allow us to extend to you the opportunity to become an Augsburg Steward. Our mission: to engage students in the mission of Augsburg College in order to cultivate pride in place and purpose. Applications are available to interested first-, second-, and third-year students at the Welcome Desk; in the office of Marc Skjervem, Director of Student Activities; and the office of Heidi Breen, Alumni Relations (1st floor of Science Hall). Please apply by 4 p.m. on April 18th, 2006. Applications can be returned to the office of Marc Skjervem (Auggie's Nest in the basement of Christensen Center). Augsburg Stewards: Sustaining the Flame Subject: A Spanish Program in KAUG beginning April 13 Submitter: Emiliano Chagil, Director, Hispanic-Latino Student Services Message: Spanish Radio Program: "Hablemos Espafiol! (Let's Speak Spanish!) One hour/weekly (11-12noo0n): Beginning Thursday, April 13, 2006 The format for this Spanish program will be covered by items such as: - Introduction: biographical information about host: Emiliano Chagil, the Hispanic/Latino Program and Augsburg College - Listening: the host will read articles from local bilingual newspapers: social, cultural and religious - Interactive: answer questions from students or staff who are learning Spanish; all inquiry will be recommended to be in Spanish - Interviews: Hispanic/Latino students on campus about country of origin, family history and the Minnesota experience, and faculty members - Entertainment: Latin Music from folk or pop artists Subject: Exit Loan Counseling for Seniors Submitter: Elizabeth N Bassani, Financial Aid Counselor, Enrollment Center Message: Exit Loan Counseling is required of all graduating seniors who have taken out a Federal Stafford loan at Augsburg. One of the easiest ways to satisfy this requirement is by going online to www.mapping-your-future.org and clicking on Student Loan Counseling Interview and then selecting Stafford Exit. We will receive notice that you have completed the required Exit Counseling and make note of it on your student account. If you would prefer to do something more personal you can attend one of our Exit Loan Counseling sessions this month. Our first session is today, April 10th at 12 p.m. in Science 123. You will be given useful information about repaying your student loans and student loan consolidation. Subject: FREE CONCERT!!! Submitter: Ted A Jedlicki, Student Message: The ASAC Music Committee brings national artist Ben Lee to Augsburg's Spring Music Jam on Saturday, April 22, 2006 as part of ASAC's Spring Fling week. The FREE concert will start at 5:30 p.m. in Lot Ein front of Mortensen Hall. Ben Lee is most well know for performing the songs "Catch My Disease” and "Gamble Everything For Love” and can be heard on 89.3 The Current, Cities 97, and Drive 105. Also in concert will be Useless, the rock band featuring members of the national band Flipp, the Augsburg Battle of the Bands winner Accident Waiting to Happen, and local bands Capitol Jay and the New Monarchs. Dinner will be moved outside this evening for the event. Visit http://www.augsburg.edu/ASAC/ for more info.
Show less

Title: Augsburg A-mail April 10, 2006, Page 05
Collection: Augsburg A-mail Collection
Search Result: Subject: Science Labs and Registration Submitter: Wayne Kallestad, Registrar, Registrar's Office Message: Students must register for both a lecture section and a lab section if the science course (BIO, CHM, PHY, SCI) has a lab as part of the course credit. Please log onto AugNet Records and...
Show moreSubject: Science Labs and Registration Submitter: Wayne Kallestad, Registrar, Registrar's Office Message: Students must register for both a lecture section and a lab section if the science course (BIO, CHM, PHY, SCI) has a lab as part of the course credit. Please log onto AugNet Records and Registration to view your scheduled science class. If you are not registered for both lecture and lab, please do so as soon as possible. Registrar No postings Augsburg Athletics Subject: Auggie Athletics Update Submitter: Donald W Stoner, Sports Information Coordinator, Public Relations and Communication Message: Auggie Athletics Update (click on link for story/stats): Friday, April 7: Softball -- Augsburg 6-5, Bethel 7-2 http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/softball/O506statistics/040706bethel.html Saturday, April 8: Baseball -- Augsburg 2-10, Buena Vista (Iowa) 6-4 http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/baseball/O506statistics/040806buenavista. html Softball -- Augsburg 3-8, Macalester 1-5 http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/softball/O506statistics/040806macalester.html Men's Golf -- Augsburg at Augustana (IIl.) Invitational http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/mgolf/O506statistics/040806augustana.html Track and Field -- Augsburg at Hamline Invitational http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/track/0506statistics/040806hamline. html Upcoming Schedule: http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics Tuesday, April 11: Baseball at St. Mary's, 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 12: Softball at St. Mary's, 4 p.m. Saturday, April 15: Men's/Women's Track and Field at Gustavus Invitational, 10:30 a.m. Baseball vs. Gustavus, Parade Stadium, 1 p.m. Women's Golf at Carleton Spring Invitational, Northfield GC, Northfield, Minn. Sunday, April 16: Women's Golf at Carleton Spring Invitational, Northfield GC, Northfield, Minn. Monday, April 17: Men's Golf at Gustavus Adolphus Spring Classic, Le Sueur, Minn. Tuesday, April 18: Softball vs. St. Catherine, University of Minnesota Jane Sage Cowles Stadium, Minneapolis, 7 p.m. Men's Golf at Gustavus Adolphus Spring Classic, Le Sueur, Minn. Subject: Bell qualifies for NCAA outdoor track nationals Submitter: Donald W Stoner, Sports Information Coordinator, Public Relations and Communication Message: ST. PAUL, Minn. (4/8/06) -- Tonnisha Bell (Sr., Minneapolis, Minn./Washburn HS) set a school record and clinched an automatic qualifying berth in the NCAA Division III outdoor track and field national championships with a 11.95-second, winning effort in the women's 100-meter dash, leading the Augsburg College track and field teams at the Hamline University Invitational on Saturday. Bell broke the old school record of 11.96 seconds, set by Astrid Larssen in 1998, and topped the NCAA automatic qualifying standard of 11.97 seconds. Her time currently stands as the fastest time nationally among Division III women, according to the Raceberry Jam website. Bell will compete in her eighth NCAA national championship meet -- every indoor and outdoor national meet during her career -- May 25-27 at Benedictine University in Lisle, Ill. It is the third straight year she has qualified for the outdoor national tournament in the women's 100-meter dash. Bell is a three-time All-American (all in the indoor 55-meter dash). For more on Saturday's meet, click here: http ://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/track/0506statistics/040806hamline. html
Show less

Pages

Pages