Public Health focus group sessions
Students from PUBH-350 will host focus groups for students. Registration is requested to get an accurate headcount.
Accountability for Accessibility
April 10, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Lindberg 203
Help make Augustana College more accessible for everyone! if you or someone you know has been affected by physical accessibility on campus, please come and share your experiences, insights, and ideas to improve campus accessibility. Snacks will be provided.
→ Register for Accountability for Accessibility focus group
Nutrition on Campus
April 10, 11 a.m.
Lindberg 220
Do you want to see nutrition on campus improve? Then the "No blender? No problem!" campus initiative group from PUBH-350 wants to hear from you! Refreshments will be provided.
→ Register for Nutrition on Campus focus group
Fresh Air, Fresh Minds
April 10, 11 a.m.
Hanson 337
Come discuss campus nature study spaces, as well as mental health concerns and solutions. Snacks and stickers will be provided.
→ Register for Fresh Air, Fresh Minds focus group
Access@Augie
April 10, 12:30-2 p.m.
Lindberg 203
Join us to discuss what sexual and reproductive healthcare looks like at Augustana College. Content warning: Conversations for this focus group will include general discussions of reproductive care, sexual activity, and other related topics. Participants are NOT required to disclose personal details, but are asked to come ready to discuss potentially sensitive topics.
Presentation: 'Navigating Health Careers & Grad School: What Now?'
Dr. Lena Hann and Public Health alumni will present on health careers and graduate school.
Swedish-American Genealogy Club: 'Using DNA to Find the Unknown Father in Sweden'
Between 1864 and 1917 it is difficult to find an unknown biological father in Swedish records. Gratefully, this is within range to use autosomal DNA data as a tool to solve the problem. Join us as we learn how autosomal DNA was used to find a biological father in a case study scenario, presented by Geoffrey Fröberg Morris AG® from FamilySearch.
Class Notes
Alumni share their latest updates!
Clothesline Project
The Clothesline Project is a visual display of gender-based violence statistics that often go ignored. The campus community and broader community are invited to come from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. to make T-shirts and show solidarity with survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Presented by the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention Education (OSAPE).
Pizza and Purpose: Coach Jordan Delp
Coach Jordan Delp '09 will present "Career + Passion = Vocation." Delp is Augie's men’s basketball head coach, a first-gen college student, an investment analyst turned entrepreneur, and a junior high overnight sports camp survivor.
Coach Delp's first contact with Augustana was as an eighth-grade sport camper that ended with an emergency room visit after falling out of a lofted bunk.
Between that first contact and now coaching the men’s basketball team, he began climbing the ladder in investment banking, risked that stability to start his own business, and eventually returned to Augustana as an assistant-turned-head coach. His story is one of overlapping vocations, of trading in security for new possibilities, of the thrill of competition and finding his true passions.
Come listen to a "slice" of Coach Delp’s story and reflect on your own!
This event is presented by the Presidential Center for Faith and Learning.
Jam Session - Diversity Week Kickoff
Join us for a vibrant Jam Session on the Brew Patio and lawn on April 23rd from 7-8:30 p.m. as we kick off Diversity Week! Our theme this year is "Harmony in Diversity," celebrating the power of different voices, backgrounds and artistic expressions coming together to create something beautiful.
We invite individuals to participate in a night of music, dance and creative expression. Whether you sing, dance, play an instrument or have another form of expression, this is your opportunity to showcase your unique talents and celebrate diversity through the arts.
Let’s create harmony together!