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Club Ed (Augustana Student Education Association)
The group helps acclimate new students to the Ed program, as well as providing education majors and department members with social outings, workshops, and child-oriented service projects.
Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASSHA)
Our mission is to promote better speech, language, and hearing through awareness efforts, educational programming, service projects in the community, and fundraising.
Sociology & Anthropology Society
Sociology & Anthropology Society is a place for anthropology, sociology and social welfare majors/minors, as well as those who are simply interested in the field, to gather and explore the subject outside of a classroom setting. By doing so, the club strives to educate students about the many cultures of the world, get involved in multicultural events on and off campus, and help make Augustana a more culturally aware and sensitive campus.
American Chemical Society (ACS)
The purpose of this organization is to have students become more engaged in the subject of chemistry.
American Choral Directors Association (ACDA)
This group is a student chapter of the national organization of ACDA, which strives to further educate future music teachers and choral musicians. ACDA meets once a week to discuss various issues related to choral music. ACDA also brings in guest speakers, attends concerts, and coordinates special experiences for choral students in the community.
Politics Club
The purpose of Politics Club is to provide an outlet for the Augustana community to become more involved in politics and public policy that affect our lives every day. Politics Club aims to be a non-partisan organization where any student will feel comfortable.
Alumni invited to tour Germany, follow in Luther’s footsteps
Join President Steve Bahls and Jane Easter Bahls on an alumni trip to Germany from May 28-June 4, 2017. Augustana’s Dr. David Ellis, professor of history, and Kai Swanson ’86 will help lead the tour, which follows the life of Martin Luther (1483-1546), a German professor of theology, composer, priest and a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation.
