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Updates from our summer stories
Here are updates from two stories in the summer issue of Augustana College Magazine.
'22 grads drafted to play professional cricket
Twin brothers Saurabh Patwal '22 and Gaurav Patwal '22 are professional cricketers — perhaps Augustana’s first. They just wrapped up their rookie season for the Dallas Xforia Giants in the USA Minor League Cricket Association.
Preparing to respond to mental health issues in the classroom
Amy Zero '06, an award-winning counselor at Rock Island Academy, works with Augustana education majors on how to respond to their future students who may be experiencing a mental health issue.
Your favorite place on campus
Six alumni share the places on campus that were meaningful during their Augustana experience — from the Carver Center to Old Main to Founders courtyard.
How the strategic plan intersects with a proposed campus master plan
At October’s Board of Trustees meeting, President Andrea Talentino shared how a proposed campus master plan is a good fit with the college’s new strategic plan, Bold & Boundless. See what’s ahead for Augustana.
President's message
"People often ask me what surprises me about Augustana. My response is always the same — the best thing about Augustana is the extraordinary people."
Augustana College Magazine | Winter 2024
The Winter 2024 issue of the Augustana College Magazine features a message from President Andrea Talentino, a profile of Chicago Journalism Association award-winner Curtis Lawrence '80, more alumni stories, photos from Homecoming and Family Weekend, updates from Viking athletics and more.
Augustana selects Dr. Erin Kempker to lead new Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship
Dr. Erin Kempker will start at the college Feb. 3 as the inaugural director of the Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship.
Augustana College offering FDA-approved tinnitus treatment device
Augustana’s Barbara A. Roseman Center for Speech, Language, and Hearing is offering assessment appointments for individuals with tinnitus interested in using the FDA-approved Lenire treatment device. The device combines audio through wireless headphones and mild pulses to the tongue.
Student art to be shown at the Figge Museum Dec. 7-Feb. 23
Seven Augustana students were chosen to display their art in the 2024 College Invitational at the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa. Eight area colleges and universities participate in this bi-annual show.