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Document Shredding
The Facilities Department is scheduling a document shredding company to be on campus the morning of Wednesday, June 22nd. If you have any confidential materials that you wish to be shredded at that time, please box them up and mark the boxes "to be shredded." Then, submit an online facilities work request no later than Monday, June 20th for our staff to pick up these boxes from your office before the shredding company arrives. If you have any questions, please email me (adamsth@augsburg.edu) or call x1566.
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Volunteer with Campus Kitchen This Summer
Campus Kitchen is looking for volunteers to help with cooking classes, delivery shifts, youth cooking/gardening classes, and site monitoring.
COOKING CLASSES
To create the meals we serve Mon-Fri, we will prepare the meals Sun-Thurs evenings, 7-9 pm in the Christensen Center kitchen.
- Each evening Augsburg students will lead a class cooking a different meal (menus will be available online soon)
- Meals will be simple, affordable, use vegetables that are in season, healthy, and if all goes right, delicious
- All the participants will enjoy the meal at the end and can take 1-2 meals home with them along with the recipe
DELIVERY SHIFTS
Thursdays 11-1 pm - Peace House homeless shelter (free lunch)
Thursdays 2-3 pm - Prepare senior meals
Thursdays 3-6 pm - Deliver senior meals door to door
Fridays (1st and 3rd) 5:30-7:30 pm - Banquet at Ebenezer apartment (free dinner)
Sundays (some) 6-9 pm - Secure Waiting homeless shelter
EDUCATION CLASSES
We will be teaching kids cooking and gardening at the Brian Coyle Community Center Mon-Thu 12-4 pm, and we are looking for consistent volunteers (can be created as an education internship) to assist with those. Those helping will enjoy a lunch and snack with the kids.
SITE MONITORING
We are setting up a system for monitoring the eight sites we serve at (we are receiving federal funds that require intense reporting). We are looking for 1-2 students who will be briefly trained as monitors, and can visit these sites to ensure correct reporting, and always enjoy a meal onsite.
To sign up for cooking classes and delivery shifts, go to our calendar at www.tinyurl.com/ckpcalendar.
To learn more and sign up for other shifts, contact us at campuskitchen@augsburg.edu.
You can also add us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/augsburgcampuskitchen.
Dining Services
Nabo Daily Special
Friday: Chicken Caesar Wrap
Served with a fountain soda for $5.00
Cafeteria (conferences & camps):
Monday-Friday
Breakfast 7:00am-8:30am
Lunch 11:00am-1:00pm (also open to faculty & staff)
Dinner 4:30pm-6:00pm
These hours can be altered depending on the needs and size of the event.
Coopers Coffee Shop:
Monday-Friday
7:45am-1:00pm
WEC Saturday 7:30am-3:00pm (Subject to being closed)
WEC Sunday CLOSED
Non WEC Saturday & Sunday CLOSED
Nabo Cafe:
Monday-Friday
10:00am-2:00pm
WEC Friday 5:00pm-7:00pm
WEC Saturday 9:00am-2:00pm
WEC Sunday 11:00am-4:00pm
Non WEC Saturday & Sunday CLOSED
Short Student Survey on the "Fishbowl"
We are looking to enhance the seating in the Christensen Center coffee shop area, including the glassed-in lounge space sometimes referred to as the "Fishbowl." We'd like student input and hope students will complete this short survey.
http://augsburg.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_25X52hTlvfVdkkA
Thank you for your time!
Cap and Gown Info
Graduating June 26th? Stop by now to pick up your cap and gown. If you did not reserve online - no worries, our bulk order is now in! Our hours Friday, June 17th are from 10 am- 6 pm. Saturday, June 18th 10:30-1 pm.
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Abby Willaert, PA-S3 Is Off To Washington, DC!
Third-year PA student Abby Willaert was selected in April to participate in the 10th annual Paul Ambrose Scholars Program in Washington, DC from June 23-26, 2011. This preventive healthcare and project-based leadership symposium is coordinated through the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR) and the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP). While there, Abby will join 45 other health professions students from across the country with similar interests in prevention education and health promotion. She will have the opportunity to tour local Washington, D.C. health clinics as well as learn essential skills from public health leaders. Her own project, "Healthier Women, Healthier Minnesota: Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyles Curriculum," aims to develop a nutrition and healthy lifestyle curriculum to be utilized by clinicians at Family Tree Clinic in St. Paul during annual well-woman checkups and nutrition visits. Abby hopes to have her curriculum complete and available for providers to begin using at Family Tree by December 2011. For more information regarding this symposium, visit http://www.atpm.org/pasp/index.html
Congratulations, Abby!
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Graphing Calculators Needed
This summer Augsburg will be hosting an AVID summer camp for 50 middle school students. Their teachers have indicated that they will need access to 3 graphing calculators (TI-82 or higher) during the camp. If you are not using your graphing calculator for the next few weeks, please consider lending it to us.
We will need the calculators by Friday, June 24th and they can be returned as soon as July 19th.
Please contact Janet Morales, at x1577 or moralesj@augsburg.edu if you have a calculator to lend. Thank you!
Perhaps You Have These to Give?
Augsburg's neighbor, the East African Women's Center (located just 3 blocks from campus) is in need of several items to better serve newly arrived refugee moms and small children!
The center is looking for:
Pack-n-plays, High Chairs, Stroller, Pre-School Height Table, Bread Maker, Measuring Cups and Measuring Spoons, plastic plates, mugs, glasses cups (non-breakable), knives, mini-fridge, Legos or duplos, Brio trains (we've got the tracks!) play dough, toys where you put shapes in holes (for toddlers), large plastic cars or trucks, a doll house and furniture, baby dolls (preferably not white), tinker toys, lincoln logs, matchbox cars and trucks, plastic farm animals, felt shapes for felt boards, stencils for young children, rubber stamps,washable paints, paint smocks, ESL teaching books ABC boarder for classroom, laminating sheets, AA/AAA batteries, clean 3 ring binders, computer paper, a printer (high usage), towels (gently used),diapers, Clothing sizes 3T- Children's Small (ages 3-7), Children's shoes (GENTLY used)
Items can be left on the Sabo Center porch at 624-21st Avenue.
Thank you,
Joanna L. Flaten
East African Women's Center
612.332.8402 center
509.430.9120 cell
jflaten001@luthersem.edu
http://eawc.insourcemedia.com