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Student employment information for families

Student employment can help students earn money, develop professional skills, build relationships, and gain experience that supports their future goals. Student employees also learn to manage their time, communicate with supervisors, accept feedback, and balance work with their academic responsibilities.

Faculty review preparation documents

Faculty review preparation documents.

CELTS mission statement

The mission of the Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship (CELTS) is to foster practices that promote transformational learning experiences at Augustana. By cultivating opportunities for collaboration, development, and reflection, CELTS seeks to help educators develop purpose-filled careers as teachers, scholars, and mentors.

Alumni and students in D.C.

Students take on D.C. with alumni support

Four Augustana students spent a week in Washington, D.C., this summer for a career leadership immersion supported by the college’s Bahls Institute for Leadership and Service. The initiative connects students with alumni professionals and introduces them to possible career paths in the nation’s capital.

Weekly Work-Hour Limits Policy

This policy applies to all student employees working on or off-campus in positions funded by the college student employment budget.

Student Employee Performance

Some departments may provide regular performance appraisals. The purpose of a student employment performance appraisal is to evaluate and assess the job performance, skills, achievements, and growth of student employees. 

Employment Verification Policy

This policy safeguards the integrity of Augustana’s student employment system and reduces legal, financial, and reputational risk to the college.

students smiling looking over there river front with a bridge in the background

Welcome to my fantasy summer

There’s a certain kind of summer that doesn’t show up on Instagram stories. It lives in quiet moments, on bikes, with lemonade, within the community and during long afternoons that feel unhurried. The sun lingers long past dinnertime and laughter echoes like a mixtape on rewind. I found this in the Quad Cities (QC) where slow living isn’t just an aesthetic, it’s our rhythm.

Disability and Accessibility Student Guidebook

Welcome! The purpose of this handbook is to give you the resources you need to make the most of your journey at Augustana College.