DONs for Dogs
The men of the Delta Nu Omega fraternity would like to invite all students to interact with dogs from multiple shelters, such as Animal Aid Humane Society, Rescued, King's Harvest No Kill Pet Rescue, and more. There will be free food and a dog show.
April 23-26, there will be a table in the Brew for each Greek group to donate money to DONs for Dogs. All the money collected will be split evenly amongst the shelter groups. The Greek group that raises the most money will receive a customized paddle and the group that signs up for the most service hours with the shelters will be given pizza at one of their meetings.
Africana Matters discussion
The Augustana community is invited to attend a conversation on why studying Africa and the African Diaspora matter. Students and faculty will share how Africana Studies influences the world how you people have a positive impact no matter their major.
Food will be provided.
Tinnitus group educational session
The Augustana community, as well as the public, are invited to an educational session about tinnitus, a condition that creates a buzzing or ringing in the ears. There is no pill to cure tinnitus, but there are many options to help manage it. The fee for this session is $65. Family members and friends are encouraged to attend, and there is no added fee. Tinnitus sessions are held monthly at our clinic.
If interested, please RSVP to Dori Garro at 309-794-7358 or dorigarro@augustana.edu.
Global Medical Brigades info session
Students interested in global health are invited to learn about Global Medical Brigades. It is a branch of Global Brigades, an international organization that encompasses the largest student-led movement for global health.
Global Brigades' volunteers work together with community partners to achieve sustainable health and economic goals. As the first Augustana chapter, we will be hosting events such as health panel discussions, getting clinical hours through shadowing and volunteering, as well as planning fundraising activities.
Culture house Easter crafts
Students are invited to de-stress with friends by making Easter crafts. Cookies will be provided.
CSD alumni panel
An alumni panel discussion around the topic of communication sciences and disorders (CSD) will be held, with Dr. Janna Oetting '06, Louisiana State University; Dr. Pam Hadley '87, University of Illinois; Dr. Dan Fogerty '01, University of South Carolina; and Lisa Williams '06, current graduate student.
The college celebrated a groundbreaking for the expansion of the home of CSD, Betsey Brodahl Hall, earlier in the day.
This $3.8 million two-story addition will support enhanced teaching, clinic services, and a new master's program in speech pathology.
Betsey Brodahl Hall expansion groundbreaking
A groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of Betsey Brodahl Hall will be held.
Karin Johnson and Barbara Roseman, CSD professors emerita, will speak at the ceremony.
After the ceremony, there will be an alumni panel discussion from 11 a.m.-noon in Hanson Hall, Room 102, with Dr. Janna Oetting '06, Louisiana State University; Dr. Pam Hadley '87, University of Illinois; Dr. Dan Fogerty '01, University of South Carolina; and Lisa Williams '06, current graduate student.
The $3.5 million two-story addition will support enhanced teaching, clinic services, and a new master's program in speech pathology.
French conversation table
Students interested in practicing speaking French are encouraged to come to a conversation table. Students will be given the opportunity to practice with informal conversation.
French conversation tables occur every Thursday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 4:30-5:30 p.m.
French conversation table
Students interested in practicing speaking French are encouraged to come to a conversation table. Students will be given the opportunity to practice with informal conversation.
French conversation tables occur every Thursday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 4:30-5:30 p.m.
French conversation table
Students interested in practicing speaking French are encouraged to come to a conversation table. Students will be given the opportunity to practice with informal conversation.
French conversation tables occur every Thursday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 4:30-5:30 p.m.