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Sabo Community Engagement Faculty Fellow Program

Applications for the Sabo Community Engagement Fellow Program are now available on the Center for Teaching and Learning website. Due date for applications is March 4.

http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/grant-applications/#sabo-fellows

For more information, please contact Matthew Maruggi, maruggi@augsburg.edu or Mary Laurel True, truem@augsburg.edu

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Assessment Day: Tues. Feb. 23, 10:50 a.m. KEN 303/305

Augsburg's annual Assessment Day is next Tuesday, February 23.

The Assessment period, 10:50am-12:50pm, will begin with lunch! Faculty and staff, please RSVP to kilgorem@augsburg.edu.

Curricular Assessment (KEN 303) will begin with a presentation and discussion of the data on oral communication and quantitative reasoning.

From noon to 12:50pm Brian Rood, Psychology, and Joe Underhill, Political Science, will lead discussion on how to collect qualitative data.

Co-curricular Assessment will hold staff workshops next door in Kennedy 305.

And don't forget - Tuesday will have an altered class schedule for Assessment Day. See http://www.augsburg.edu/registrar/calendars/convoschedule for the class schedule.

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Register Now to Present at Zyzzogeton

Zyzzogeton 2016 Registration Deadline is March 10!

Zyzzogeton, Augsburg's annual student research symposium, will be held on Thursday, April 14, from 3-5 p.m. in Hoversten Chapel.

Students who plan to present their research or creative activity at this poster session will need to register and submit an abstract online at www.augsburg.edu/urgo by March 10 (click maroon box on right side of URGO homepage). Please work closely with your research mentors on your poster.

URGO and McNair will be hosting a Research Poster workshop where you can bring your working draft and receive one-on-one feedback and help on Wednesday, March 23, from 4:30-6 p.m. in SVE 204. We will be providing dinner, so please RSVP to urgo@augsburg.edu if you plan to come.

Questions? Please contact urgo@augsburg.edu or stop by Science Hall 152.

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Thurs. Feb. 25 - Difficult Classroom Discussions

Many courses offer students and faculty the opportunity to discuss difficult issues and enhance student learning through the intellectual give-and-take of an engaged conversation, but what if those conversations turn personal or angry? How can you assist learners to actively challenge and engage ideas and issues, not each other (or you)? This workshop is intended to assist participants in identifying their goals for using classroom discussions and then discuss models for how to teach learners how to productively engage in difficult discussions.

Workshop: Using Difficult Discussion in the Classroom to Enhance Students' Higher-Order Thinking Skills

Thursday, February 25
3:40-4:40pm
OGC 100

Sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning.

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Wed. Feb. 24 - Critical Thinking Workshop x2

When was the last time you attended a seminar on teaching active reading and critical thinking? Could your students improve their skills in these areas? This spring Gen Ed will host opportunities to strengthen our teaching and improve programmatic outcomes.

This trio of workshops begins next Wednesday with CRITICAL THINKING, led by Religion professor Mary Lowe.

Wednesday, February 24
Critical Thinking: How to Teach It Well
12:00-1:00pm and 3:30-4:30pm
OGC 103

In this workshop faculty will be briefly introduced to Bloom and Costa's models of critical thinking. Faculty are asked to bring an assignment, quiz, exam, or activity that they are currently using and then we will work on integrating the prompts and levels of critical thinking into these assignments or exams.

And it's never too early to mark your calendars for upcoming events:
March 29 - Active Reading Workshop (AVID)
April 5 - Writing across the Curriculum: Providing Effective Feedback on Student Writing

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Time is Running Out for CTL Award Nominations

Nominations for the 2016 Distinguished Contributions to Teaching and Learning Awards are due on MONDAY, February 22.

Anyone - student, faculty, or staff - can make a nomination.

Full-time faculty or staff who have been employed at the college for at least three years are eligible to be nominated.

Submit your nomination at http://inside.augsburg.edu/ctl/awards.

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Last Day - Register for Free Accessibility MOOC

Don't forget to register for this free MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on Accessibility! The course begins on Monday, February 22nd - only one working day away. See below for description, details, and registration information!

The Accessibility at Augsburg Committee invites the Augsburg Community to sign up for this interesting MOOC that is open to anyone, anywhere. It begins February 22nd. This MOOC will provide a great review or a great introduction to the Section 508 accessibility standards that apply to higher education. It also provides an opportunity to experience one of the latest trends in higher education - MOOCs!

Please see the description below for more information.

Accessibility: Designing and Teaching Courses for All Learners is a free 6-week professional development course available that will help you gain a better understanding of accessibility as a civil rights issue and develop the knowledge and skills you need to design learning experiences that promote inclusive learning environments.

During this six-week course, you'll learn how to:

-Recognize and address challenges faced by students with disabilities related to access, success, and completion.
-Articulate faculty and staff roles in reducing barriers for students with disabilities.
-Apply the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in designing accessible learning experiences.
-Analyze the benefits of Backward Design when developing learning experiences.
-Use Section 508 standards and WCAG 2.0 guidelines to create accessible courses.
-Determine which tools and techniques are appropriate based on course content.

You will have the opportunity to earn badges that recognize your mastery of these competencies.

Audience: Anyone may enroll and participate in the MOOC. It has been designed for faculty and staff in higher education at any type or level of institution.

Why take the Access MOOC? Watch this short video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxmaKKCn1vo&feature=youtu.be to find out!
(Audio described version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxmaKKCn1vo&feature=youtu.be )


Access MOOC begins on Monday, February 22nd

Next steps:
1. Register at Canvas Network https://www.canvas.net/browse/empirestate/empirestate-buffalostate/courses/accessibility-designing-teaching
2. Share and follow the conversation on Twitter using #AccessMOOC
3. Follow our Access MOOC Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/accessmooc/


The course is a collaborative effort of faculty and staff from SUNY Empire State College and SUNY Buffalo State College, funded by a SUNY Innovative Instruction Technology Grant.

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Food Service Menus

The Nabo Special today is Veggie Pasta with a Breadstick and 16oz Fountain Soda.

Market Place is Serving Grilled Flank Steak, Baked Potatoes, Brown Butter Roasted Cauliflower, and Roasted Butternut Squash.

Vege is Serving Boca Nuggets with Sweet Chili Sauce, Asian Spice Roasted Romanesco, Ginger Lime Brown Rice, and Sesame Carrots.

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Food Service Hours

Friday
Einstein's is open from 7:30am-8:00pm, with the Late Night Menu starting at 7:00pm.
Nabo is open from 7:30am-7:00pm, with Hot Food starting at 10:00am.
The Commons is open from 7:30am-7:00pm.

Saturday
Einstein's is open from 7:30am-5:00pm.
Nabo is open from 10:00am-2:00pm
The Commons is open from 11:30am-1:00pm for Brunch and from 5:00pm-7:00pm for Dinner.

Sunday
Einstein's is Closed.
Nabo is Closed.
The Commons is open from 11:30am-1:00pm for Brunch and from 5:00pm-7:00pm for Dinner.

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Great Colleges to Work For Survey: Participate

As previously announced, Augsburg College is participating in the 2016 Great Colleges to Work For survey. The survey opens Monday, February 22 and will remain open until Friday, March 4. Eligible participants will receive an email from ModernThink which will contain a survey invitation and link to the survey.

Important things to note:
- Survey takes approximately 20 minutes to complete.
- Your responses to the survey will be completely confidential. ModernThink LLC, an independent survey firm, will not provide Augsburg College with any information that would enable us to trace survey data back to any one individual.
- Your participation is very valuable and desired, but voluntary.
- Frequently Asked Questions and Answers on the HR Moodle site
http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/Modern_Think_Survey_Frequently_Asked_Questions.final.pdf

Human Resources recognizes that many members of our community have work that does not require use of a computer, or who may not have a dedicated office. We will be hosting computer lab sessions for employees to ask any questions they might have, get assistance with the process, and complete the survey.

These sessions are scheduled at the following dates and times:
February 23--2:30-3:30 p.m., Sverdrup Hall, Room 205
February 24--8:00-9:00 a.m., Sverdrup Hall, Room 205
February 25--4:00-5:00 p.m., Foss, Room 22B
February 29--9:30-10:30 a.m., Sverdrup Hall, Room 205
March 2 --11:30-12:30 p.m., Foss, Room 22B
March 4--10:00-11:00 a.m., Sverdrup Hall, Room 205

Should you have questions, please contact Lisa Stock (stock@augsburg.edu or 612-330-1783) or Nicole Peterlin (peterlin@augsburg.edu or 612-330-1602) in Human Resources. Thank you in advance for sharing your voice!

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Save the Date: Zyzzogeton is April 14, 3-5 p.m.

Zyzzogeton Research Symposium
Thursday, April 14th
3-5 p.m. @ Hoversten Chapel

Each year, Augsburg College celebrates the creativity and scholarship of undergraduate students with its annual Zyzzogeton Research Symposium. The event falls at the end of each academic year and is a culmination of achievement featuring work across departments. More than 80 students participate each year, showcasing their research. A "zyzzogeton" is a green leaf-hopper as well as the last word in the Webster Collegiate Dictionary, which is a fitting symbol to mark the end of the academic year. The public is welcome, so feel free to invite family, friends, and those from the community to this exciting event!

And there will be crowd favorites nachos and Italian sodas to boot!

Hosted by URGO, McNair, and STEM Programs

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2015-2016 Augsburg Leadership Awards

Nominations for the 2015-2016 Augsburg Leadership Awards are now open!

These awards recognize student leaders and student organizations for their innovative and outstanding leadership during this academic year. Recipients will be honored at the 17th Annual Augsburg Leadership Awards on Tuesday, April 5 from 5-7 pm in Hoversten Chapel.

All students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community members are strongly encouraged to submit nominations; self-nominations are also encouraged. The deadline for nominations is Friday, March 11 by 5:00 p.m.

To nominate an individual or a student organization, and for more information on the award descriptions and criteria, visit: http://www.augsburg.edu/cao/activities/augsburg-leadership-awards/

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Apply to be an Interfaith Scholar

Apply to be a 2016-2017 Interfaith Scholar

Attention current sophomores and juniors:

Want to engage in dialogue with people of different faiths and make a difference at Augsburg and in the wider community? Will you be studying on campus all of next year? Consider becoming an Interfaith Scholar.

Interfaith Scholars participate in a yearlong academic seminar (407/408) on interfaith dialogue and action led by Professor Matt Maruggi and Pastor Sonja Hagander, earn 4 upper division semester credits in the Religion Department, and receive a $2,000 scholarship.

Students from a variety of traditions as well as the non-religious are invited to apply in order to converse respectfully with others about what they believe, why it matters, and how it propels us to service in the world. For more information, and to apply, visit our website: http://www.augsburg.edu/ccv/interfaith-scholars-program/apply/

Deadline to Apply: March 4

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Iron Chef

Monday, February 29, there will be an Iron Chef Competition in The Commons at 11:30 a.m.! Sign up at the register in The Commons.

Secret ingredient to be announced on February 29!

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Augsburg Senior Leadership Society

This year, Augsburg College is launching the Augsburg Senior Leadership Society. This society will recognize graduating seniors for their co-curricular leadership contributions during their tenure at Augsburg College.

To qualify, students must demonstrate growth and development in seven categories: Academic and Life Skills Competence, Civic Engagement, Critical Thinking, Faith and Values, Intentional Diversity, Leadership Exploration and Development, and Thoughtful Stewardship.

Students must be graduating seniors (April or December 2016), have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher, be in good academic and conduct status with the College, have demonstrated growth in the areas above, and have demonstrated leadership contributions through engagement in student organizations, campus activities, or college-sponsored or college-affiliated programs.

A resume and essay must be turned into Michael Grewe (grewe@augsburg.edu) no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 11.

For details on additional criteria and required materials can be found by contactingcao@augsburg.edu.

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Renew Your FAFSA by May 1

It's that time again! The FAFSA application for the 2015-2016 year is now available for students returning to Augsburg for the 2015-2016 academic year. The FAFSA is the application required to determine your eligibility for access to financial aid during your time at Augsburg, and must be renewed every year.

May 1st is the deadline to apply for financial aid at Augsburg. All Day College students must submit their application by this date or risk losing some of the aid that may be available to you.

File your taxes early to ensure that you can use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool when completing your FAFSA this year. This function pre-populates your tax information into the application, which reduces your chances of being selected for verification later on. The IRS Data Retrieval Tool is available for use on the FAFSA 2-3 weeks after electronically filing your taxes, and 6-8 weeks after filing paper taxes.

Questions? Stop by the Enrollment Center and speak with any of our Student Financial Services Counselors or call us at 612-330-1046.

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Students: Apply for 10-Day Fellowship in Israel

The MINNE (Minne means "memory" in Norwegian) Fellows program will select one Augsburg student for a free 10-day fellowship in Israel from May 2-13, 2016. The goal of the program is to foster greater understanding between people and to educate college students about the Holocaust. The Minneapolis Jewish Federation and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas (JCRC) will arrange for fellows to tour Israel with Israeli peers. The visit to Israel will include a tour of Yad Vashem, Israel's national Holocaust museum, additional Holocaust educational programming as well as touring the sites of Israel.

The Minneapolis Jewish Federation and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas (JCRC) will arrange for fellows to tour Israel with Israeli peers.

-MINNE covers flight and land costs as well as granting students a $50/day per diem provided while the student is in Israel.
-Applicants must be U.S. citizens and registered for full time classes at Augsburg with at least one year left on campus. Students must be sophomores or above with a 3.0+ GPA.
-Applications are due March 1st and can be found at: http://jewishminneapolis.org/minne/.

If you are interested in applying or have any questions about the program, please contact urgo@augsburg.edu.

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Apply to be a Christensen Scholar

Apply to be a 2016-17 Christensen Scholar!

Attention current sophomores and juniors:

Interested in exploring life's big questions? Will you be studying on campus all of next year? Consider becoming a Christensen Scholar.

Christensen Scholars participate in a yearlong academic seminar (REL 405/406) led by Professor Mark Tranvik, earn four upper division semester credits in the Religion Department, and receive a $2,000 scholarship. The 2016-17 seminar will explore great stories of faith. It is designed for those with a lively sense of curiosity and a desire to talk about "big questions" involving God, evil, doubt, salvation, and vocation.

For more information, and to apply, visit our website: http://www.augsburg.edu/ccv/christensen-scholars-program/

Deadline to Apply: March 4

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Summer 2016 Job Opportunity- ACYTI Mentor

Summer 2016 Job Opportunity!

Mentor for Augsburg College Youth Theology Institute (ACYTI)

Current students - Are you interested in growing in your faith, being a role model and positive influence for high school youth, and developing meaningful relationships? If so, then we've got the perfect job for you!

DETAILS…

Augsburg College Youth Theology Institute (ACYTI) is a week-long experience for Senior High students to critically engage in theological inquiry and faith exploration on the campus of the college. Classroom learning, worship opportunities, urban exposure, and community building are all components of the program.

An ACYTI Mentor serves a vital role in the Youth Theology Institute by helping to implement programs and cultivate community as faith leaders working with the Senior High youth participants. A mentor must be able to participate in training beforehand and be available during the full week of ACYTI, be willing to develop healthy relationships with the participants, exhibit leadership skills to faithfully guide participants in learning, worship, and fellowship activities, prepare and lead at least one- 20 minute worship experience and one afternoon or evening activity during ACYTI, enforce rules and boundaries to keep participants safe, and collaborate with other staff and mentors to support other activities throughout the week of ACYTI.

Required Experience:
We are looking for mentors that have leadership experience with children/youth, someone who models a vibrant Christian faith that seeks meaning, trusts God, and serves the neighbor, worship leadership skills and/or musical abilities are desirable, but not required, and a mentor that is comfortable leading and guiding high school students who may only be a few years younger than the mentors.

Apply today at:
URL: https://augsburg.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetails.jsp?JOBID=68101&CNTRNO=2&TSTMP=1454358102158

Questions? Contact Lonna Field at fieldl@augsburg.edu or Pastor Justin Lind-Ayres lindayre@augsburg.edu

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Length of Service Awards for 2015

On Thursday, March 3, Augsburg staff who celebrated a work anniversary of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 or 35 years during the calendar year 2015 will be recognized at the Staff Recognition Event from 2:30-4 p.m. in Hoversten Chapel. All staff are invited to join us in celebrating these milestones as well as the nominees for the Outstanding Staff Awards.

If anyone on this list has corrections or if you feel you should be included, please email staff senate@augsburg.edu.

LENGTH OF SERVICE AWARDS

Margo Abramson, 5
Rick Andersen, 5
Jane Becker, 5
Catherine Bishop, 5
Theresa Gade, 5
Linden Gawboy, 5
Stephen Geffre, 5
Rebecca John, 5
Rachel Kruzel, 5
Melodie Lane, 5
Michelle McAteer, 5
Bruce Nelson, 5
Franz Santander, 5
Stephanie Ruckel, 5
Nancy Shaeffer, 5
Jenny Wheatley, 5
Woinshet Abebe, 10
Chris Brown, 10
Amanda Burgess, 10
Matt Galloway, 10
Aaron Griess, 10
Frank Haege, 10
Regina Hopingardner, 10
Melissa Lee, 10
Karen Mulhausen, 10
Bekele Sankiko, 10
Matt Schornstein, 10
Jerusalem Tesfaye, 10
Abennet Tulu, 10
Tom Kelsey, 15
Scott Krajewski, 15
Dixie Shafer, 15
Cory Snyder, 15
Becky Waggoner, 15
Bill Wittenbreer, 15
Drew Privette, 20
Bruce Bengry, 25
Diane Syler, 25
Jim Trelstad-Porter, 25
Mary True, 25
Jeanette Wittmer, 25
Donna McLean, 30
Nancy Guilbeault, 35

Thank you,
Staff Senate 2015-16

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Scholastic Connections Applications Available

ATTENTION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF COLOR:
Scholastic Connections is a scholarship and mentorship program for undergraduate students of color at Augsburg College. Students who are successful in their application process and are selected to participate, receive a $5000 scholarship and are paired with a successful alum of color who serves as mentor for the Scholar.

Five "new" Scholars will be selected for the program for 2016-17

Eligibility criteria:
* GPA of 2.5 or higher
* Demonstrated leadership ability or potential
* Demonstrated community involvement (on or off campus)
* Demonstrated financial need


Students who receive full tuition scholarships (Promise, Act 6, President Scholars) are NOT eligible for SC.

Application Process - Applicants must complete the following:
* Scholastic Connections Application (due 3/1)
* One letter of recommendation from someone other than a family member (due 3/1)
* An application interview with Cindy Peterson (completion deadline 3/15) – instructions to follow receipt of application

APPLICATION DEADLINE IS 3/1.

For more information about the program and access to the application, visit the SC web page at Inside Augsburg, A to Z Directory, Scholastic Connections. http://www.augsburg.edu/connections

ATTENTION FACULTY & STAFF: If you know of a student who could benefit from working with a mentor and receiving scholarship assistance, feel free to nominate the student for SC. Nomination forms are available at the SC web page.

Questions? Contact Cindy Peterson at petersoc@augsburg.edu or 612-330-1754.

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LinkedIn Hands-On Workshop

Thursday, February 25
3:45-4:45 p.m.
Sverdrup Hall 201

Interested in learning how to create a professional online presence? Curious about how you can use social media to expand your network, explore career fields, and locate job opportunities? Attend this hands-on, lab based workshop to learn and apply techniques for using LinkedIn, the most popular online professional networking service.

Topics will include:

- Building an effective student profile and professional online presence
- Exploring career fields by connecting with alumni
- Researching companies and connecting with recruiters
- Networking and building connections in your field

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Director of People's Center at CHANCE Mtg Today

The monthly meeting of Cedar Humphrey Augsburg Neighborhood Community Engagement (CHANCE) is today, February 19, from noon - 1:00 p.m. at The Common Table, 2001 Riverside Ave. (Across 20th from Afro Deli).

Sahra Noor, CEO of People's Center Health Services, will be joining us to share her insights about community health issues in the Cedar Riverside neighborhood. CHANCE is a joint effort between Augsburg College and the Humphrey School at the University of Minnesota to provide opportunities for faculty, staff, and students to learn about the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood and to become involved. Feel free to bring your lunch and come learn what's going on in our community.

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You Are Beautiful Tabling

BeYOUtiful You!
Monday, February 22nd, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Christensen Center Lobby

CWC and the Melrose Center will be tabling together on Monday in honor of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Come get your questions answered, engage with an interactive exhibit, enter a giveaway drawing, try out a new kind of scale, pick up info on health body image, and send "You Are Beautiful" cards to your friends!

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Daily Chapel @ 10:40am: Amber Kalina '15

Join us today at 10:40am: Amber Kalina '15 preaching. Musicians: Grace Corbin '17, Nickolai Podvin '14, and Rachel Hastings '15.

Next week in chapel:
Monday, 2/22, 10;40am: Special Speaker. Musicians: Tina Brauer, vocalist; Nick Mordal, guitar; and Rob Thomas, guitar.

Tuesday, 2/23: No Daily Chapel – Assessment Day

Wednesday, 2/24, 10:40am: President Paul C. Pribbenow, preaching. Musicians: Ray Makeever, flute; and Rachelle Adrian, vocalist.

Thursday, 2/25, 11:30am: Erickson Saye '16 Senior Chapel

Friday, 2/26, 10:40am: Augsburg Jazz Ensemble

We gather in Hoversten Chapel, Foss Center - Everyone is welcome!

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TIAA-CREF Individual Counseling Sessions

TIAA-CREF is coming to campus for individual counseling sessions at no cost to you! You can discuss your personal financial situation with an experienced TIAA-CREF Financial Consultant on a confidential basis. They are available to discuss how to help you pursue your financial goals.

Sign up today! Space is limited, so please RSVP as soon as you can.
Register at www.tiaa-cref.org/schedulenow or call 800-732-8353, Monday through Friday from 8am-8pm (ET).

Appointment days/times:
Tuesday, March 1-- 8:00-1:00pm Lindell 301
Wednesday, March 2--8:00-1:00pm Lindell 301
Thursday, March 3--8:00-1:00pm Lindell 301

Questions? Please contact Nicole Peterlin at peterlin@augsburg.edu

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EP!C Sex (AF)FAIR TONIGHT

Please join the EP!C Peer Health Educators at our first sexual health fair. Reps from the Aurora Center, Planned Parenthood and Smiley's Clinic will have resource information on sexual health, STI's and more. A fun, educational carnival atmosphere with a variety of games and great giveaways will also be available as well as refreshments.

Stick around campus on a Friday night, have fun and learn something at the same time. Auggies be safe, be smart, be educated! Hope to see you on Friday 2/19 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge in Christensen Center.

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Stop Islamophobia, Defend the Muslim Community

The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MN) announced it will join a coalition of some two dozen state organizations in a national call for action and events planned across the nation this week by Stand Together Against Racism & Islamophobia (STARI). Minnesota anti-Islamophobia events include a rally, march and panel discussion on February 20.

WHAT: Rally and Panel Discussion - "Stop Islamophobia, Defend the Muslim Community"
WHEN: Saturday, February 20, 1 p.m. (Rally and March) 2 p.m. (Panel Discussion)
WHERE: Mayday Books, 301 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis, MN
SEE: Stand Together Against Racism & Islamophobiahttp://unityandsolidarity.org/

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Art Club sponsors Informal Critique Session

Have a idea for an piece but uncertain if it works or not? Uncertain about a poem or story? Something amiss in a performance piece? Is your voice off? If you have current work but are uncertain and would like to discuss in an informal setting? Then come present your work an informal critique session, a new project Art Club is initiating this semester.

Interested students can meet in the basement of Old Main at 4:30 on February 23 and be joined by students from all creative disciplines to discuss, respond and share their thoughts about their projects. Susan Boecher, Art Faculty member will also be on hand to share her perspective.

This new project is based on Art Club's interest to work with other student groups and a expand its direction to include student's creative work from other departments. We hope to continue these sessions once a month throughout the semester. Further questions: Contact Susan Boecher boecher@augsburg.edu

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Scarves Still Needed for Sisterversary

100 scarves of any kind are needed for the 2nd year anniversary celebration of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Scarf Boutique (on Riverside and 22nd) on February 28.

If you have scarves to contribute, please contact Mary Laurel True truem@augsburg.edu and she will come to your office and pick them up.

Watch for special anniversary sales all week during the week of February 22-28.

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