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Founded in 2019 by alumnus Andrew Leon-Sanchez '23, our mission to break down racial barriers, create an inclusive community within the group, and educate the campus and surrounding community on the culture and history of the art form of step. We create an environment that allows members to enhance their dancing experience, leadership, teamwork with one another, and hold equal collaboration of members with greatest value. We commit to provide community service, education, diversity, equity and inclusion through this organization.

Seniors reflect on their accomplishments and look ahead to their future.

Augie Peer Mentors are students supporting students—fellow Vikings who’ve been in your shoes and are here to help you navigate your Augustana journey.

Math Club aims to encourage mathematical thinking, develop problem solving skills, work on communicating insights and technical solutions, foster collaboration and leadership, and act as an outlet and source for an interest in math at Augustana. Novel concepts will be introduced which are not necessarily covered in math classes at Augustana, concepts which can help promote problem solving skills necessary for contest-level math.

This club is for bringing students at Augustana closer with students in Augustana’s Prison Education Program. Also, through the program Companions Journeying Together, it gives students the opportunity to be a pen pal with incarcerated people outside of the APEP program. Whether it’s someone who is looking to gain experience working with incarcerated people or someone who just wants to make a new connection, we want to provide opportunities to change worldviews and foster lasting relationships not just for students, but for the incarcerated as well.

Data Analytics Club seeks to provide enrichment activities for students studying business analytics and data science, such as monthly speakers and/or seminars series, competition opportunities, data analytics project opportunities and networking opportunities.

Our Cultural Food Club aims to celebrate all this diversity on campus by bringing students together twice a month to prepare, cook and share dishes from different cultures, households and backgrounds.