Therapeutic Writing
The Reading/Writing Center will sponsor a Therapeutic Writing event from noon-3 p.m. in observance of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Heritage Month.
Co-hosted by the Filipino and Asian Student organizations.
Sloughfest
The Lost Kings will headline the annual Sloughfest music festival, also featuring Yonas, DoubleCamp and Naiika Sings.
Student performers will include Anjual Joyner, Ben Gruenstein, Armaan Raheja, Trystan Schoonover, Julia Shaw, Kaitlyn Jacobson, Ryan J. Hurdle, Liam Haynes and Savvy Mahr-Threw
The evening also features the Sloughfestival art, games and more, before the show.
Lineup
5 p.m. Student performers
6 p.m. Naiika Sings
7 p.m. DoubleCamp
8 p.m. Yonas
9 p.m. Lost Kings
Study Break in the Woods
Campus Ministries invites students to reflection and conversation in Blackhawk State Park. The event will start at the Old Miner’s Hut in the lower portion of the park (parking lot just west of the museum), then across the pedestrian bridge to the upper portion of the park.
Wear shoes that can get muddy.
Impact of Climate Change on Insurance and the Economy
Peter Schimeck ‘12 from Aon Consulting will discuss the impacts of climate change on business and property insurance, as well as future climate goals and key initiatives of the insurance industry.
GOLD Council event for seniors
The GOLD Council invites all seniors to a panel discussion and Q&A, plus Whitey’s ice cream!
The council is a group of young alumni who work to support and connect recent graduates through programing, engagement and outreach.
Alumni will talk about their experiences after Augustana, how you can stay connected with Augie, and answer your questions.
The event will be in-person and virtual:
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Tai Chi
Reduce stress with Tai Chi! Scott Caulpetzer of Great River Tai Chi Society in Davenport will lead a free class.
Dr. Kathy Jakielski receives Fulbright award
Dr. Kathy J. Jakielski, professor of communication sciences and disorders, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award to Cambodia.