Taking control of your well-being
Farrah Roberts, director of student well-being and resiliency, will offer a well-being lab: "Taking Control of Your Well-Being."
RSVP by noon on the day of the event and click on the Google Meet link to join the virtual session.
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Ramadan Q & A
The Muslim Student Association and the Office of International Student & Scholar Services will host a Ramadan Q & A.
Ramadan, a holy month of fasting, is celebrated as the month during which Prophet Muhammad received the initial revelations of what became the Quran, the holy book for Muslims, from God.
DeGreve nationally recognized for mental health campaign
An Augustana senior described as "a fierce advocate" for mental health awareness has received national recognition for her work.
CSD graduate program receives accreditation
A new graduate program in speech-language pathology at Augustana has been accredited by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
A plane tree that is not a plain tree
Once in a lifetime does one encounter such a being. It lives on a steep hillside above Mill Creek at the Josua Lindahl Hill Prairies Nature Preserve.
Excellence in the Liberal Arts winners named
Eight Augustana juniors are the recipients of the Excellence in the Liberal Arts Award, which provides students with $400-$4,000 for international study or summer programs in the humanities.
Stress Less: Building Resilience During Difficult Times
Farrah Roberts, director of student well-being and resiliency, will talk about practical coping skills and strategies to strengthen your resilience, that will help you now and in the future.
Please RSVP by noon and click on the Google Meet link to join the virtual session.
Mock Presidential Debate
Omidullah Barikzay, a senior in computer science and accounting, and Bradley Moyer, a junior in political science, will play the role of the presidential candidates.
They will demonstrate what a presidential debate would look like when civil discourse is practiced. Audience interaction is encouraged.
Mary Windeknecht will serve as the moderator. The debate is part of the Learning Commons Civil Discourse Series.
Maintaining Relationships Through Civil Discourse
The Learning Commons will continue its Civil Discourse Series with "Maintaining Relationships Through Civil Discourse" with Yen Dao and Mary Windeknecht.
Disagreements and conflicts come up often in personal and professional relationships. Yen Dao and Mary Windeknecht will discuss the importance of being civil in maintaining personal and professional relationships, provide effective strategies to remain civil when having difficult conversations with people who disagree with you, and invite the audience to practice civil discourse. This event is also considered a well-being lab.
Calligraphy workshop
The Office of Student Life will host a calligraphy workshop with Natalie Pariano, founder of NatterDoodle.
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All you need is a pencil, markers, paper, and access to a printer.
After the workshop, post your creations on social media for the chance to win prizes such as calligraphy pens, some of Natalie's art work, and a gift card.