Leaders for Life Blood Drive
Augie Athletics is partnering with Impact Life to host a blood drive from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Ken Anderson Academic All-American Club. To make an appointment, see a staff member or see bloodcenter.org.
Let's Taco 'Bout Safe Minds and Safe Spaces
Take a break and join us for walking tacos, consent and mental health trivia, giveaways, and an opportunity to support safety and well-beingge on campus.
Kinesiology students offering fitness tests
Kinesiology students will conduct a fitness clinic offering body composition and VO2 max tests from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. May 6 at the Peter J. Lindberg, M.D., Center for Health and Human Performance.
The Personal Is Political: How WNBA Players Have Led the Way in Athlete Activism
This Tea Talk will examine the history and activism within the WNBA. Issues ranging from race, gender, pay equity, and sexuality have been at the forefront of the league since its inception, and this provides the opportunity to break it all down.
Zachary Draves will present. He is a co-founder of the Sport in Society Initiative and sports journalist/featured writer for SB Nation Swish Appeal covering women's basketball week. He is director of Augustana's Office of Sexual Assault Prevention Education.
This is one of the Tea Talk series sponsored by the Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies department. The talk will be followed by a roundtable discussion,
Refreshments will be provided.
Retirement celebration for Shara Rangel
After more than 20 years of dedicated service in catering at Augustana, Shara Rangel will be retiring. Throughout her time here, she has worked with departments, faculty, and staff across campus to help create successful events, meaningful gatherings, and memorable celebrations.
Dining Services invites the campus community to stop by between 1-4 p.m. to thank her and celebrate.
Beyond the White Coat
Beyond the White Coat is a 50-minute reflection-based communication workshop designed for undergraduate pre-health students.
The workshop will introduce early opportunities for students to practice trust-building, reflective communication, and thoughtful responses to health misinformation before entering professional health programs.
The session includes a case-based scenario involving patient concerns or health misinformation, guided discussion questions, and structured reflection prompts grounded in public health principles and Social Cognitive Theory.
All materials and facilitation will be provided. Students who complete the session will receive a certificate of participation from the Augustana Public Health Department.
This is what opportunity looks like at Augustana
Studying abroad didn’t just let me visit new countries; it quietly changed who I am becoming.
Splendore '27 and Gawu-Mensah '26 selected for Augustana's Hasselmo Award
Both Gaia Splendore and Leroy Gawu-Mensah were surprised and honored to learn they had won the Nils Hasselmo Award for Academic Pursuit. Inspired by the impact of his own Augustana experience, Dr. Nils Hasselmo '57 created the award to help future educators access professional opportunities.