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Parking Lot update for Summer 2019

submitted by westa@augsburg.edu

Effective today, May 6, 2019, Surface lot K will not be accessible for parking needs. This lot will be offline for the duration of the Summer and will open up for permitted use again in the Fall before the academic year begins. The date is not yet determined when it will re-open, but it will be communicated out ahead of time.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and if you have any questions, please contact DPS at 612-330-1717.

Thank you!

Teaching and Learning

Conversation with Directors of Pan-Afrikan Center, American Indian, Latinx and Pan-Asian Student Services

submitted by maherk@augsburg.edu

This year’s “3 Days in May” offers two opportunities to participate in a conversation with Directors of Pan-Afrikan Center, American Indian, Latinx and Pan-Asian Student Services.

These sessions will be led by the 4 directors within Oyate’ Commons, also known as MSS. The focus of the session is to offer individuals an opportunity to learn more about (1) the history of the land Augsburg sits on; (2) graduation/retention rates of students of color and American in comparison to state and national statistics; and (3) ideas in how we can build relationships across MSS and academic departments to better serve our students.

Check out http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/2019/04/03/3-days-in-may/ to find the dates and times of these workshops, as well as the many other sessions taking place between May 14 and May 16. Remember to fill out the RSVP link below.

RSVP for the 3 Days in May

World Drumming and Culture course, Fall 2019

submitted by schmalen@augsburg.edu

NEW Augsburg course offering, Fall semester 2019: World Drumming and Culture, a 2-credit course will meet M/W from 9:20-10:30. Engage with performance traditions from various non-Western cultures, particularly those from sub-Saharan Africa and the Diaspora. Learn through hands-on experience playing drums, bells, and rattles, by singing songs, and through improvisation and listening drills. Study the cultural context associated with each musical style through reading assignments, examination of online videos, and class discussion. Enroll for course 392-B Topics – no prior musical experience necessary.

Teaching to Audiences Near and Far – A Discussion on Teaching in a Video Conference Classroom

submitted by maherk@augsburg.edu

On Thursday, May 16 from 1 p.m. to 2:15 p.m., Christy Mattingly, Phyllis Kapetanakis and Marc Isaacson will offer a discussion on teaching through videoconferencing. With more and more classes being scheduled simultaneously to support students in Minneapolis and Rochester, they’ll discuss the challenges and opportunities involved in teaching with Zoom and other technology tools in the Video Conference Classroom.

Register for this and other “3 Days in May” sessions using the link below. You can find a the full schedule and workshop descriptions at http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/2019/04/03/3-days-in-may/.

RSVP for the 3 Days in May

North Star STEM Alliance – Rashne Jehangir

submitted by maherk@augsburg.edu

From 2:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m on Thursday, May 16, Rashne Jehangir, an education researcher from the U of M, will present her research (with Mike Stebleton) on STEM students in the North Star STEM Alliance, including Augsburg participants. Rebekah Dupont will also provide an update on Nancy Rodenborg’s qualitative research related to the AugSTEM Scholars program.

This is just one of many sessions available during the “3 Days in May”, taking place Tuesday, May 14 through Thursday, May 16. Find the complete schedule and workshop descriptions at http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/2019/04/03/3-days-in-may/. Use the form linked below to register.

RSVP for the 3 Days in May

General Announcements

Lockers Available for Commuter Students Over Summer

submitted by grewe@augsburg.edu

Lockers are available in the basement of Anderson Residence Hall for commuter students to utilize over the summer terms. Locker reservations start Mon, May 13 and end Fri, Aug 16. To reserve a locker, visit: https://www.augsburg.edu/campuslife/activities/commuter-student-locker-request-form/

Commuter Student Lockers

It’s not too late for you to help staff Commencement

submitted by burton@augsburg.edu

Help us send off our graduating seniors at the U.S. Bank Stadium this year! Annually we rely on staff, current students and alumni to assist with the success and smooth flow of the event.

There are many needs for assistance to help with checking in students, escorting students to field level, assisting with accessible seating, handing out programs and/or providing directional support at the stadium. Many of these opportunities would allow you the ability to stay and view the ceremony in its entirety.

If you’re interested in assisting with staffing this very important event and ensuring a wonderful experience for our students and their families, please fill out the Commencement Staffing Form and someone will reach out to you to discuss.

Commencement Staffing Form

Sesquicentennial Project: Social Work’s Rich HIstory at Augsburg

submitted by sitarami@augsburg.edu

A visual timeline will examine how social work has impacted Augsburg, the surrounding community, and the profession of social work. Find out more in this blog post at Inside Augsburg Sesquicentennial Planning.

http://inside.augsburg.edu/150planning/2019/05/01/social-works-rich-history-at-augsburg/

Event Announcements

Creating an Inclusive Campus Workshop – May 15

submitted by garvey@augsburg.edu

The Creating an Inclusive Campus (CIC) Workshop is Wed., May 15, 1-4 pm. The topic is:
Managing the Moments
Arguably the best learning takes place when all students feel able to bring their full selves forward and engage in an environment that considers the historical context and current cultural climate; with the humility and promise to learn with others. This workshop will engage us in recognizing and responding to dynamic moments born out of human differences while honoring our commitments to intentional diversity. Participants will have the opportunity to examine and respond to scenarios in small groups.

Developed and sponsored by the Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Committee. Facilitated by Joanne Reeck, Chief Inclusion Officer, with faculty and staff providing information and experiences.

The CIC is one of several sessions and workshops offered May 14-16. For a full schedule, as well as descriptions of all of the sessions, check out:
http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/2019/04/03/3-days-in-may/
Use the form linked below to sign up for the CIC and any other session.

RSVP for the 3 Days in May at the CTL webpage, http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/

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