CSD and Disability Studies open house
Are you a current or prospective student interested in Communication Sciences & Disorders (CSD) or Disability Studies? Join us for an informative session where you can get an overview of the program, meet faculty and fellow students, and ask questions about courses, career opportunities, and academic pathways. This is a great chance to explore how these programs can shape your future while enjoying free snacks and drinks in a welcoming environment. We look forward to seeing you there!
Old Main majors open house
Old Main, new you! All students with Old Main-based majors and minors, particularly newly-declared and prospective students, should stop by to say hello to faculty and to ask any questions they may have about next steps in their academic programs. We'd love to see you! Snacks provided.
Programs covered:
- Asian Studies
- Classics
- Communication Studies
- English
- History
- Multimedia Journalism and Mass Communication
- Political Science
- Religion
- Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Accounting open house
Students who are undeclared are invited to learn more about the accounting major. Pizza will be provided.
Business Administration open house
First-year students who are interested in a major in Business Administration or International Business are invited to meet with faculty members and the director of advising. We will introduce the two majors and five concentrations that we offer. You get to see the faculty members in person and learn about their expertise, hobbies, career paths and more. We look forward to seeing you! Jimmy John's sandwiches and cookies will be served.
Why we think Augustana is the perfect size
Choosing the right college is a significant decision, one that sets the stage for your academic journey and personal growth. Among the many factors to consider, the size of a campus can play a pivotal role in shaping your college experience.
Study Away Fair on March 5
Join the Office of International and Off-Campus Programs on March 5, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., in Gävle for the spring Study Away Fair!
Study abroad in India info session
Dr. Naveen Jain from the Business Department has developed a new program that will take students to India in Jan. 2026. This hour-long information session will share more details about the opportunity.
This program explores happiness in a business setting. It delves into the organizational, global, psychological and religious aspects of a meaningful, fulfilling and thriving work life whether you work for an organization or set up your own. It will examine employee happiness and how to create and lead positive organizational cultures. The program is open to all majors. There is no language requirement.
Students who apply for and are accepted into this India study-abroad program will take ISS-370 for two credits during fall semester 2025 and ISS-371 for two credits during J-term 2026. Participating in this opportunity will provide students with a PS and G course to fulfill general education requirements.
Alumni, community leaders 'invest' in students' companies
Alumni and community leaders role-played venture capitalists for a popular J-term business course. In the competitive simulation, students pitched companies they built to the potential investors with hopes of making a deal.
Alpha Phi Omega info session
Are you interested in serving your community? Looking to find your home away from home? Join Alpha Phi Omega for a rush informational session on Monday, Feb. 17, at 4:30 p.m. in Hanson 334.
Alpha Phi Omega is a national, gender-inclusive service fraternity with over 375 chapters nationwide and over 500,000 members. The Augustana Lambda Rho chapter welcomes all students to join our chapter. Even if you are rushing social groups, you are still able to rush service groups. APO is flexible with busy schedules!
Join a group that has been home to national leaders, including Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Michelle Obama. As a member of Alpha Phi Omega, you also receive benefits including travel discounts, mental health services, tele-health, everyday discounts and more!
APO is committed to serving the community. Last semester, Augustana's chapter completed over 400 hours of service with partners, including the Iowa Parrot Rescue, Nest Café, Gilda’s Club, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Special Olympics, and more.
Black History Month Bingo
Get ready to celebrate Black History Month with a fun and exciting bingo game! Test your knowledge, learn amazing facts and win cool prizes.
Sponsored by Black Student Union, Multicultural Programming Board and Student Life Programming Board.