Texas Medical Center Summer Research Internship (TMC-SRIP) info session and application workshop
Based at the Texas Medical Center in Houston, the TMC-SRIP is a high-quality, competitive summer internship program available to students of ALL MAJORS who have completed Junior year.
In addition to $2,000 through Augie Choice, students will receive a stipend and have access to supplemental grants.
There are two scheduled information sessions and application workshops: Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. and Nov. 9 at 6 p.m.
The application deadline is Friday, Dec. 5, at 5 p.m.
Texas Medical Center Summer Research Internship (TMC-SRIP) info session and application workshop
Based at the Texas Medical Center in Houston, the TMC-SRIP is a high-quality, competitive summer internship program available to students of ALL MAJORS who have completed Junior year.
In addition to $2,000 through Augie Choice, students will receive a stipend and have access to supplemental grants.
There are two scheduled information sessions and application workshops: Oct. 26 at 6 p.m. and Nov. 9 at 6 p.m.
The application deadline is Friday, Dec. 5, at 5 p.m.
Augustana invites Quad Cities communities to partner in solving regional challenges
Augustana College invites local governments and nonprofits to share their biggest problems, and the college will bring the students, faculty and expertise to help solve them. Applications are due Nov. 15, 2025.
Food Festival
Food groups on campus will come together 1-3 p.m. to discuss food insecurity and food waste. There will be free food and resource flyers. Sponsored by Campus Cupboard and Student Government Association.
The Importance of Study Abroad
Learn about the amazing opportunities that come with studying abroad. Been on the fence about studying abroad? We will discuss the importance of it and all the experiences and knowledge that come along with it. Hear from our own personal semester study abroad experiences.
Symposium Day 2025 expresses voice and vision
This year’s Symposium Day theme, Voice and Vision, invited projects that explored how people speak and see, literally and metaphorically, across all disciplines. Speakers and participants illuminated what it means to speak boldly and see clearly.
Fall Fest
Stop by the Quad this Saturday from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. for Fall Fest! Celebrate the season and enjoy the fall-themed activities. There will be hot dogs, apple cider, pumpkin painting, build your own bouquet and more. The first 200 hotdogs are free, and all donuts are free, so bring your friends.
Global Spotlight: Nepal
The Augustana community is made stronger by its international student population and is committed to fostering a community where every student feels welcomed and supported. In light of currently developing events in Nepal and the difficult situation that Augustana’s large Nepali student population is in, OISSS and the Nepali Student Association (NSA) are co-hosting Global Spotlight: Nepal.
Global Spotlight: Nepal is a program designed to provide educational context about current events in Nepal, their impact on Nepali and other members of campus, and to bring the community together in dialogue and learning.
Moderated by OISSS and organized in collaboration with the Nepali Student Association (NSA), this Global Spotlight will feature Augustana Professor Rajan Bishwakarma, a panel of Augustana students, as well as Nepali scholar Aarya Dhital, a law student at Kathmandu University. Rajan and Aarya will offer historical and current context, while Nepali students will share their perspectives.
This event is open to all faculty, staff and students, and is an opportunity for our campus to come together in learning, reflection, and community support. The event will take place on Monday, Oct. 13, from 5-6 p.m. in the Olin Auditorium.
Trinity Nursing info session
Are you interested in nursing? Come to the Trinity Nursing info session 1-2 p.m.!
Learn more about the B.A.-B.S.N. and B.A.-M.S.N. programs offered through Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences in Rock Island.
Work-life balance in higher education
The academic calendar brings unique rhythms of activity — quiet lulls at times, and intense bursts of responsibility during others. At times with overwhelming workloads for employees in higher education, it is crucial to find ways to manage these demands effectively.