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Engineering Physics, Physics and Teaching Physics

You can major or minor in physics or major in teaching physics in the secondary schools. The full-time physics faculty all hold a Ph.D., and teach all laboratory sessions as well as courses.

If you are interested in combining the applied side of physics and engineering, you can choose a major in engineering physics with a chemical, electrical or mechanical track.

Physics program

Astronomy

Astronomy

With a minor in astronomy, you can be part of a 50-plus-year history of exploring space at a college known for strong science programs with a liberal arts foundation, and a culture of support for research and adventure.

Research and adventure are at the heart of study in astronomy. At Augustana, students minoring in astronomy learn using resources that link our campus to the American west, and to the far reaches of space. 

Astronomy program

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                        Lena R. Hann

Lena R. Hann

Associate Professor of Public Health, Department Chair

Contact: lenahann@augustana.edu

Engineering

Engineering (Bachelor of Science)

The college offers an innovative Engineering (Bachelor of Science) program at a liberal arts institution, with focuses in mechanical, civil, and environmental and sustainability engineering.

This program is multidisciplinary so students will be exposed to physics, mathematics and engineering, while incorporating ethics, humanities and social sciences. 

Engineering program

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                        Deke C. Gould

Deke C. Gould

Continuing Lecturer of Philosophy

Contact: DekeGould@augustana.edu

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                        Elizabeth A. Melton

Elizabeth A. Melton she/her

Assistant Director of Admissions and Manager of Campus Visit Experience

Contact: elizabethmelton@augustana.edu

Speech-Language Pathology, Master of Science

Augustana's Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology was developed by faculty in the college's well-established undergraduate program in Communication Sciences and Disorders