Lot K closed Saturday March 28th

Please note that Lot K (the ice arena lot) will be closed for the following dates and times:
From midnight Friday, March 27th until 10 p.m. Saturday, March 28th

Everyone will be expected to have their cars removed from this lot during the times listed above. Failure to abide by these regulations can result in a ticket or tow of the vehicle at the vehicle owners expense. If you have any questions feel free to call DPS at 612-330-1717.

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Speaking of Scholarship – Sabbatical Speed Orating

The CTL is hosting a Speaking of Scholarship "speed orating" event featuring the work from 2013-2014 sabbaticals. The presentations will be short and accessible across all disciplines, hence "speed orating." This will allow for attendees to hear about multiple research projects in an informal, roundtable discussion format. Please join us in celebrating your fellow colleagues' work.

Monday, March 30th
3:15-4:15 (3:15 hors d'oeuvres - 3:45 presentations)
Marshall Room

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First Latin@ Alumni Networking Night

Want to learn more about Latino/as in the professional field? Stop by the Chapel for an informational workshop and panel. This event offers an opportunity for students to engage with Latin@ Augsburg alumni from a variety of fields to learn about their professional experience after college.

The event will kick-off at 5 pm with a Networking Preparation Workshop where students will be given tips and skills to use during the entire event. A panel, networking, and food will follow.

Date: Wednesday, March 25
Time: 5-7:30pm. Registration starts at 5pm
Location: Hoversten Chapel

Sponsored by Latin@ Student Services and ALAS and in collaboration with Alumni Relations and the Strommen Center for Meaningful Work

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CTL Staff and Faculty Coffee Discussion - Tomorrow

Staff and Faculty, have you ever had a class session or meeting meltdown because a controversy or conflict got too hot to handle? Our next CTL coffee will offer a chance to share stories, successes, and tips. A brief presentation featuring strategies to handle "hot moments" will also be offered. In preparation for the discussion, please read Managing Hot Moments in the Classroom http://web.augsburg.edu/ctl/ManagingHotMoments.pdf. While the article focuses on classroom discussions, our conversation will focus on several areas in which the moment can get heated.

Wednesday, March 25th
Lindell 202
10:30-11:30 a.m. (10:30 coffee, 10:45 discussion)

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Our Passion to Teach - This Thursday

Our Passion to Teach - Discovery and Fulfillment of Our Teaching Values, Vision, and Purpose

Author and educator, Parker Palmer states, "Community, or connectedness, is the principle behind good teaching, but different teachers with different gifts create community in surprisingly diverse ways, using widely divergent methods."

Building on Palmer's assertion, and reflecting on and rekindling our own passion to teach has compelled a group of us at Augsburg, led by Dave Conrad, to create and offer interactive opportunities for faculty to gather, reflect on our teaching values and purpose, and to share our discoveries, challenges, and successes in our quest to do what we love to do most - teach. Instead of just seeking gaps, errors, and flaws in teaching, our group's spirit and intent is to discover and help fulfill what we do best.

The initial conversation will be held on Thursday, March 26th, and we will take time to articulate what "Our Passion to Teach" dialogue series should be and become. If you want to join the conversation, please come to SVE 102 (note room change) from 3:45-4:45. All you need to bring is your passion to teach.

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$8K Scholarship-Study Marketing in Norway Fall 15

$8,000 Scholarship to study Marketing in Norway this Fall. Apply by April 1 (sooner to secure your spot) https://studyabroad.augsburg.edu/?go=NorwayHarstad

Through the generous support of the High North Fellowship Grant, the Norwegian government and Harstad University College are offering a scholarship to two (2) Augsburg College students to participate in their English-language Advanced Marketing Program in Fall 2015.

The grant consists of a travel stipend of NOK 9,700 (approx., $1500 USD) plus a stipend of NOK 48,500 (approx., $5500 USD). Grantees will also receive a $1000 grant in addition to all financial aid received through Augsburg College (Federal & State grants, loans, and Augsburg Aid).

Eligibility:
· Junior or Senior Standing in Fall 2015
· Successful completion of Micro and/or Macro Economics and Principles of Marketing by Fall 2015.
· 3.0 min GPA
· Fluency in English
· Complete Application by April 1, 2015.
https://studyabroad.augsburg.edu/?go=NorwayHarstad

Course Equivalency: Courses taken at Harstad University College will be registered as Augsburg Courses with the following equivalencies:

· MKT 466-International Marketing | 4 cr.
· MKT 355-Marketing Communications| 4 cr.
· MKT 350-Consumer Behavior | 4 cr.
· MKT 499-Topics: Business-to-Business Marketing & Branding | 4 cr.

The program will form a good basis for the student's first step towards a position in a market-oriented organization in fields of retailing, travel and tourism, export and international enterprises.

Contact Leah Spinosa de Vega | devega@augsburg.edu for more info.
Grantees will be chosen based 1st on eligibility requirements and then 1st apply, 1st awarded basis. Apply Today!

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Study Abroad & Study Away: Deadline 4/1

There is still plenty of time to study abroad or away in the USA this summer or fall. Apply by April 1 for CGEE and HECUA programs.

-Satisfy Graduation Requirements:
* Augsburg Experience, Language, Religion, HPE, Humanities, Arts, Science w/lab, Social Science, Majors and Minors
-Scholarships available + all financial aid applies:
* $1000 Automatic for CGEE Semester Programs,
* $2100 for Dreamers and un/DACAmented students--HECUA USA
* Need-based for all programs
* Diversity scholarships
-Gain valuable career-building skills:
* Internships
* Intercultural Competency
* Differentiate yourself from other grads to get your desired job

Apply: www.augsburg.edu/augsburgabroad/get-started
HECUA programs: http://bit.ly/1O9SQ5c
CGEE programs: http://bit.ly/1MHMngi

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Preview History Class About Street Riots in Mpls

Ever wish you could test drive a class before you register for it? T. Williams, former school board member, organizer and civil rights leader from North Minneapolis will be on campus to give a mini-lecture from the course he will be teaching at Augsburg in the Fall.

Come hear Mr. Williams on Tuesday 3/24 or Wednesday 3/25, 9:30-10:30 in the Riverside Room.

This course will utilize a series of oral history stories from 1965-1975, personal observations, and other historical documentations to discuss and identify the impact of the street and prison riots on social policy and social justice issues in Minnesota. The street riots in Minneapolis in 1966-1967 and in other urban centers throughout the United States stimulated Minneapolis' corporate, government and community leaders to take action to address many of the social and economic conditions, which had led to the riots locally and elsewhere in the country.

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Musicians Needed

We are currently seeking musicians to join us for our upcoming production of "Carousel," an exciting collaboration between the Augsburg Theater and Music departments. Instruments needed are flute, oboe, clarinet, string quartet and 1 percussion player. It is truly a BEAUTIFUL score, and all interested musicians are encouraged to contact Music Director Sonja Thompson at thompso2@augsburg.edu, or ext. 1277.

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EDGE Scholarship Applications Due this Friday

The Travelers EDGE Program at Augsburg has provided professional development opportunities and scholarships to several Augsburg students over the course of the last 4 years and we are currently accepting applications from first-year students.

Five students will be named Travelers EDGE scholars for the 2015-2016 academic year. Each Scholar will receive a $2,500 scholarship and have the opportunity to learn more about themselves and the Insurance and Financial Services industry by participating in several professional development workshops.

Recipients must meet the following criteria:

1. Graduate of a Twin Cities metro area public high school (priority will be given to graduates of St. Paul Public Schools, Minneapolis Public Schools, and college access program participants)
2. Must be eligible to work in the U.S.
3. Full-time undergraduate with first-year status, enrolled in the Day Program at Augsburg
4. Minimum GPA of 3.0
5. Demonstrate financial need based on the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid.)
6. Applicants may have any major, but should demonstrate interest in exploring careers in the Insurance and Financial Services Industry (including business, economics, mathematics, computer science, and related fields).
7. Willing and available to participate in Augsburg Travelers EDGE Program events and activities, such self-assessments, career preparation workshops, job shadows, networking opportunities, and outreach to K-12 partner schools in St. Paul.

For more information or a copy of the application, please contact Janet Morales at moralesj@augsburg.edu or 612-330-1792. Applications are due on Friday, March 27.

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Vote Baca/Romero for President & Vice President

Augsburg Day Student Government elections are around the corner and two prestigious students are running!

Cristian Baca (President) and Reies Romero (VP)

Over 5+ years of Student Government experience combined
Honest and passionate about student rights and concerns
Reliable and trustworthy
Positive working relationship with administration, faculty, and staff
Campus Leaders
True gentlemen

Baca/Romero are the smart choice for the future of Augsburg and its students!

Vote online April 6-9 (Mon.-Thurs.)
Be sure to check your Augsburg e-mail during these dates to vote.
Voting is open to ALL first-year, sophomore, and junior students!

Contact Reies Romero with any questions, concerns, etc.
romeror@augsburg.edu or 651-270-7592

Thank you for your support!

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Stretch, Center, and Relax with Free Yoga

Please join the Mindfulness Club for free yoga with Cindy Sawamura today in the Band Room (Music Hall) from noon to 1pm today. All equipment supplied, and all skill levels are welcome--especially beginners. Come take a break to center and replenish yourself.

Please know that there is also a free student-led yoga class on Mondays; same time and place!

Sponsored by the Mindfulness for Students Club.

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Food Service Specials

Tuesday 3/10/15

The Nabo Special of the Day is Sweet & Sour Chicken.

Today is National Chocolate covered Raisin Day in The Commons!

On March 26th we will be having an Iron Chef Competition in The Commons. Teams of two people will come up with their best recipe to compete against the chef! Come out and watch at 11:15am on Thursday!

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Join the Senior Class Gift Committee

Attention Class of 2015: Are you interested in a leadership opportunity? Want to make a difference for Augsburg College as you prepare to accept your diploma this spring? Join the Senior Class Committee. We are looking for Senior Class Auggies that are interested in helping the Annual Giving office plan for your senior class gift.

Contact Ben Krouse-Gagne, Assistant Director of Annual Giving via email at krousega@augsburg.edu or phone 612-330-1179 if you would like to help out.

Go Auggies!

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A Fond Farewell to Dan Hoisington

For nearly 7 years Dan Hoisington has served in the IT Department here at Augsburg. He started by managing the TechDesk and has served as the Academic Teaching & Learning Services Liaison for most of the last 5 years. In that time he has brought great innovation to classroom technology and been a great partner to staff and faculty alike.

He leaves Augsburg to serve as the Associate Director of Classrooms and A/V at St. Thomas where he will get the chance to bring innovation and standardization to their classroom technology.

Please join the IT department in thanking Dan for his time at Augsburg and wishing him a fond farewell. A farewell gathering has been scheduled from 2:30 to 4 p.m in Lindell 301 on Thursday, March 26th.

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Arthur's Residential Care Tabling Today

Are you looking for a part-time job working with people with memory care issues, including dementia and Alzheimer's, along with high medical needs such as ALS, MS, and Parkinson's? Stop by and visit with representatives from Arthur's Residential Care on Tuesday, March 24th or Wednesday, March 25th between 10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in the lobby of the Christensen Center.

If you are not able to stop by their table visit them at http://www.arthursresidentialcare.com

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Designated Smoking Areas - Minneapolis Campus

There are 9 designated areas outside on the Minneapolis campus for smoking/use of e-cigarettes.

1 – Plaza area outside of the Ice Arena
2 – Designated area in front of Si Melby
3 – Bench area outside of the Music Building
4 – North side of walkway entrance to Foss
5 – Oren Gateway entry near Lot H
6 – 7th Street side of Library
7 – Quad: patio area near Christensen
8 – Urness/Mortensen near motorcycle parking
9 – Bench are between Anderson and Luther halls

A healthy and clean environment takes the cooperation of everyone. Please use ashtrays provided to dispose of cigarette butts.

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Food Service Hours

Tuesday 3/24/15

Nabo is open from 7:30am-8:00pm.

Einstein's is open from 7:30am-9:00pm with the Late Night Menu starting at 7:00pm.

The Commons is open from 7:30am-8:00pm. Market place is serving Spice Rubbed Cod, Lemony Rice, Herbed Sugar Snap Peas, and Mashed Potatoes. Vege is serving Potato Rosemary Wedges, Lentil Curry, and Broccoli with Lemon Garlic Sundried Tomatoes.

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Democracy's Education - Boyte Book Event

The Augsburg College Department of Education and Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship invite you to a celebration of "Democracy's Education," a new book collection edited by Harry C. Boyte, senior scholar of the Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship.

This event will feature Special Education at Augsburg College and its partners as outstanding examples of equipping students to change the world of work as civic innovators and citizen leaders.

Tuesday, March 31
4:00-6:00 p.m.
East Commons, Christensen Center

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LinkedIn Hands-on Workshop - TODAY

Looking to maximize your presence on LinkedIn? Attend this interactive workshop on creating a LinkedIn profile, exploring internship and job opportunities, networking with others, and so much more! All are welcome to attend.

Tuesday, March 24th
4-5 p.m.
Sverdrup Computer Lab 205

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Volunteers Needed for Powwow This Saturday

We are in need of volunteers to work at the concession stand during our Powwow this year on Saturday, March 28th here at Augsburg College in the Si Melby gym. Please see the following time available and let Joseph Vital know what shift you are able and willing to work (please note you can pick more than one shift or work all day, just let us know). Please pass along this email to your peers, student groups, etc as well. All are welcome to volunteer!

Each volunteer will get a free T-shirt and a lot of appreciation so please email Joe at vital@augsburg.edu with your name, email, phone number, preferred shift(s) and preferred t-shirt size (size not guaranteed, but will do our best).

Times available are:
10 AM-12:30 PM
12-2:30 PM
2:30-5 PM
5-7:30 PM
7:30-10 PM

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Minneapolis Remodeling Expo: Free Tickets in HR

The 2015 Minneapolis Remodeling Expo is coming to the Minneapolis Convention Center from April 10-12th. See what's new for building, remodeling, decorating, and landscaping your home.

Don't miss this opportunity--a limited number of free tickets are available in HR!

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Daily Chapel Series: "Our Work"

Chapel Series: "Our Work: What Does God Have to Do with It?":

Join us for worship in the chapel at 11:30am: Dr. Matt Maruggi preaching, Assistant Professor, Religion Department. This day marks the 35th Anniversary of the Assassination of Oscar Romero (a Salvadoran Archbishop who was assassinated on March 24, 1980 at the Altar while celebrating Mass). Worship leaders will include students from Matt's El Salvador Study Abroad Class who traveled to El Salvador in January 2015.

Tonight: Wednesday Night Communion @ 9:30pm: Songs of Praise, Pastor Justin Lind-Ayres preaching, student testimonial by David Erickson '18

Series continues tomorrow:
Wednesday 3/25 @ 10:40am: Mary Laurel True preaching, Sabo Center for Democracy and Citizenship
Thursday 3/26 @ 11:30am: Pastor Jane Buckley-Farlee, Trinity Lutheran Church, preaching
Friday 3/27 @ 10:40am: Sr. Margaret McGuirk preaching, Executive Director Centro Guadalupano, Holy Rosary - Santo Rosario Catholic Church

Next week is Holy Week!

We gather in Hoversten Chapel - All are welcome!

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Call for Entries: All-Student Juried Show

The Art Galleries invite all currently enrolled Augsburg Students to enter work in the juried exhibition.

Artwork Drop off: Christensen Center Art Gallery
Wednesday, March 25, 9 a.m.-noon
Thursday, March 26, 2-5 p.m.

Matting Assistance: Basement of Old Main
Tuesday, March 24, 3-6 p.m.
Wednesday, March 25, 1-5 p.m.

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TONIGHT, 6:45 p.m. - Film "Profit and Loss"

Tonight in Sateren Auditorium, Augsburg's Native American Film Series shows "Profit and Loss" which documents how indigenous groups in Papua New Guinea and near the tar sands of Alberta, Canada, fight the loss of land, water and health to mining and oil industries.

Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Screening of Profit and Loss begins at 7:00 pm
Reception 6:15 pm-6:45
Discussion to follow film

Hosts: Dr. Cecilia Martinez (The Center for Earth, Energy and Democracy) and Tom Goldtooth (Indigenous Environmental Network)
FFI: augsburg.edu/filmseries/2014/12/17/profit-loss/

Thank you to our sponsors:
Augsburg College, American Indian Studies Department, Environmental Studies Program, Institute for Global Studies, University of Minnesota, Center for Earth, Energy, and Democracy, Indigenous Environmental Network

Profit and Loss exposes industrial threats to native peoples' health, livelihood and cultural survival. In Papua New Guinea, a nickel mine that violently relocated villagers to taboo land is building a new pipeline and refinery, and dumping mining waste into the sea. In Alberta, First Nations people suffer from rare cancers as their traditional hunting grounds are strip-mined to unearth the world's third-largest oil reserve. Rare verité scenes of tribal life and intimate interviews allow indigenous people to tell their own stories—and confront us with the ethical consequences of our culture of consumption. Narrated by Graham Greene (Oneida).

See more at: http://www.sacredland.org/home/films/in-production/#sthash.idNCx6hF.dpuf

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THE PRICE OF HEALING: Diversity Issues in Wellness

Critical Conversation:
THE PRICE OF HEALING: Diversity Issues in Wellness, Health and Healthcare

Friday, March 27
1:30-3:00 pm
Givens Conference Room, Andersen Library
Sponsor: University of Minnesota's Office for Equity and Diversity

The U.S. spends the greatest amount of GDP on health care per capita among the "most advanced" countries yet ranks 46th in the world regarding "most efficient" healthcare (Bloomberg, 2013). This conversation examines health care research and treatment disparities while also exploring cultural knowledge and practices that communities use to maintain health. One's view about health can be influenced by race, ethnicity, sexuality, socio-economic status, gender, spirituality and other factors. How do our cultural lenses and experiences affect how we think about health and health care? Historically, how have health care professionals and providers delivered treatment to diverse individuals and groups? What groups have been considered "normative" for research about disease prevention and treatment? What can be learned from various cultures that may improve health and wellness in the U.S.?

Panelists: Elder Atum Azzahir, Executive Director, Cultural Wellness Center, Minneapolis; Dylan Flunker, Policy and Community Organizing Coordinator, Rainbow Health Initiative; Rhonda Jones-Webb, Associate Professor, University of Minnesota Department of Epidemiology; Patina Park, Cheyenne River Lakota and Director, Minnesota American Indian Women's Resource Center. Moderator: Doneka Scott, Assistant Vice Provost, Office for Equity and Diversity, University of Minnesota.

Live streaming of this Conversation - and archived recordings of previous Conversations - are available via the Critical Conversations website:
https://diversity.umn.edu/criticalconversations

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Black Lives Matter: Organizers' Voices

Come join us for "Black Lives Matter: Organizers' Voices" this Wednesday at 5:30 pm in OGC 100! The panel will feature three core members of the Minneapolis Black Lives Matter group: Danny Givens, Kandace Montgomery, and Mica Grimm.

The event is co-sponsored by:
Political Science, Sociology, General Education, Metro-Urban Studies, and Students for Racial Justice.

What: Black Lives Matter: Organizers' Voices
When: Wednesday March 25th 5:30-7pm
Where: OGC 100
Who: All are welcome. Please spread the word!

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Study Pottery in Guatemala: Info in CC on 3/26

Stop by Christiansen Lobby this Thursday to learn more about "Pottery and Mayan Spirituality" a faculty-led study abroad program in Guatemala coming up over winter break next year! You can meet Robert Tom, professor of art, to hear more about the experience and ask questions.

Initial details are available online here! https://studyabroad.augsburg.edu/?go=Guate16

Scholarships are now available! Apply early for CGE scholarships for short-term programs available here: http://www.augsburg.edu/global/seminars-join/scholarships/
Also, those who have complete applications by May 15 will be entered to win $500 off the program cost!

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2nd Focused Conversation on Financials: THURSDAY

On Thursday, Beth Reissenweber, chief financial officer and vice president for Finance and Administration, will facilitate the second Focused Conversation session to explore the question: "What do our financial indicators tell us about the Augsburg story?"

Click the link below to add the session to your calendar:

Thursday, March 26, 3:40 p.m. - OGC 100 http://bit.ly/1Lw2wbE

Visit the All Hands 2014-15 page for the full schedule of Focused Conversations and All Hands sessions -- as well as presentations and materials from past sessions. To get there, log into Inside Augsburg and click on the "All Hands" link on the home page.

All Focused Conversations are listed as "internal events" on the Inside Augsburg calendar, which means they will show up only for those who are logged into Inside Augsburg. You can click on events on that calendar to add them to your schedule as well.

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ALAS Dance Night

ALAS is having their annual dance night! If you have nothing to do on a Friday night, stop by the ALAS Dance to catch up with your peers, meet new students around campus, and to learn a variety of Latin dance styles; including Salsa, Bachata, and many more! Save the date and invite your friends. Food and beverages will be provided.

Date: Friday, March 27
Time: 9-11:30pm
Location: East Commons

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Augsburg Set Lee Furman '61 on Path to Service

Leola "Lee" (Dyrud) Furman '61 remembers her very first day of school well: "My mother announced that I had many years of schooling ahead of me: grade school, high school, and then Augsburg College!" Furman not only attended Augsburg, she became one of its most loyal benefactors and volunteers, a Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient, an adjunct faculty member, and one of the first to make a financial commitment to the Center for Science, Business, and Religion.

Growing up on a farm in Thief River Falls, Minn., surrounded by her Norwegian family, Furman didn't think much about urban poverty and blight. At age 12, however, she attended Bible camp and heard Augsburg professor Mert Strommen '42 talk about the great need for social workers. "I felt the call to service at this early age, and I knew that Augsburg would prepare me for this calling."

At Augsburg, President Bernard Christensen reminded students often that, "Unto whom much has been given, much is expected," and sociology professor Joel Torstenson opened her eyes to issues of poverty and race relations. Both men challenged students to become involved in social justice issues, regardless of their career paths.

After Augsburg, Furman went on to earn a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Chicago and a PhD from the Fielding Graduate University. By the time she completed her doctorate, she was living in Grand Forks, ND, with husband Philip Furman, raising two boys, and teaching in the social work department at the University of North Dakota (UND).

After her husband, a surgeon, died of cancer, Lee found solace in her Christian faith. "It was this experience and sorrow that made me realize that religion and spirituality can be a strength during a life crisis, and that we need to incorporate this into our social work teaching and practice," Furman says.

Furman returned to Minneapolis, where she served Augsburg as an adjunct faculty member from 2004 to 2012, and became an active member of the Augsburg Associates. Her loyal support of Augsburg comes naturally: Her uncle Even Ose served on the Augsburg Board from 1946 until 1959. He helped raised funds for the current science building and was a generous Augsburg contributor himself, as were many other family members.

In recognition of Furman's generous gift for the CSBR, a religion faculty office will be named in her honor. "The CSBR will play an important part in the lives of students from the moment they step on campus," says Furman.

Read the full story on the CSBR blog: http://www.augsburg.edu/csbr/2015/03/17/unto-whom-much-has-been-given-much-is-expected/

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Augsburg Hosts STEM Career Day

On Thursday, March 19, Augsburg hosted the South Washington County Schools STEM Career Day.

• Attended by 130 high school students from South Washington County.
• Keynote delivered by Dr. Shanthi Sivandam, Pediatric Cardiologist, UM Medical Center/Masonic Children's Hospital.
• Presenters included about 30 STEM professionals from 13 organizations including Prime Digital Academy, The Nerdery, 3M - Applied Tech Lab Industrial Adhesives/ Tapes, 3M - Engineering Systems and Technologies Group, Thomson-Reuters, Minnesota Life – Securian, KSTP, KLJ Engineering, KX Technologies, Xcel, Wells Fargo, Aruxsoftware, HB Fuller, and Augsburg PA Alumni.
• Grants and funding generously provided by 3M and HB Fuller.

Thanks for all the teamwork and support from Events, Admissions, Institutional Advancement and students Taylor Kuramoto, Hilena Frew, Nazih Safi and Najma Jama.

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Michael Grewe Presents at National Conference

Michael Grewe, Director, LGBTQIA Student Services/Assistant Director Campus Activities and Orientation, presented "Supporting Asexual Students" at the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) national conference. Co-presenting was M. Poessnecker, Graduate Intern, LGBTQIA Student Services.

Michael and M also presented this session at the Minnesota College Personnel Association (MCPA) Conference, Brooklyn Center, MN, in October 2014

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EverLast Punching Bag for Sale

I have my EverLast punching bag for sale. This is a two sided Stand with a Heavy bag and the Speed bag on the other side.

Is in perfect condition will all parts and Bags. Speed bags need to be pumped up but all is in working condition. I currently have the speed bag portion detached from the heavy bag so you could leave whatever side you wish on.

If you are interested and would like pictures, please email me at mccune@augsburg.edu

I am looking for $150 for the set but this is negotiable. This would include, EverLast punching stand with attachments for heavy and speed bag sides, 2 speed bags, Heavy bag and chain (believe 70lbs), gloves (these are well used I recommend getting new ones eventually). I will help you detach everything and get to your vehicle or room if you live on campus.

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