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Interested in 3D Printing?
Interested in learning about 3D printing? Want time to explore Computer Aided Design (CAD) software and design something of your own? If so, bring your creative spirit to an introductory 3D Printing workshop. The purpose of the workshop is to provide anyone in the Augsburg community an opportunity to be introduced to 3D printing. You are invited to any and all of the 3 workshop sessions.
Workshop times/locations:
Session 1: Thursday June 23, 1:00-2:00 p.m., SVE 201 (PC lab)
Session 2: Thursday June 30, 1:00-2:00 p.m., SVE 204 (Mac lab)
Session 3: Thursday July 7, 1:00-2:00 p.m., SVE 204 (Mac lab)
You can either bring your own laptop to work from or use one of the computers in the room.
Format of workshop:
Session 1: There will be a short presentation on different types of computer aided design (CAD) software. Participants will start to work through some online tutorials from the CAD software with which they choose to work.
Session 2: Participants will come with an idea of what they want to design. They will continue to work through relevant tutorials and start their design.
Session 3: Participants will continue/complete their design. There will be options for them to print their designs.
If you cannot make it to Session 1, feel free to come to Session 2 or 3. Come for part of a session. Walk in during the middle of a session. If you are interested, join us!
For more information contact workshop leaders, Abby Enrici, 3D Printing Coordinator/URGO scholar/Biology major, enricia@augsburg.edu, or Lewis Istok, URGO/S-STEM scholar/Mathematics major, istokl@augsburg.edu.
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The Commons Menu
Lunch in The Commons today is Chicken Breast, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, and Green Beans.
Dinner in The Commons today is Roasted Potatoes, Roasted Cauliflower, Lemon Chicken, and Brown Rice.
During Lunch and Dinner there will be assorted Pizzas, Pasta, Salad Bar and Deli Bar options available.
Earn $5 by Participating In An Eye-Tracking Study
Hello Auggies!
My name is Madeline Kinn, and I am doing an URGO summer research project with Dr. Ben Denkinger of the Psychology Department. We would like to invite you to participate in our study!
Our study is a facial perception eye-tracking experiment in the eye tracking lab on campus (SCI 110). We are looking specifically for students ages 18-29 to participate. Our study lasts about 30-40 minutes and participants will receive $5 for participating.
If you have any questions, concerns, or if you would liked to schedule an appointment, you can email me at kinnm@augsburg.edu
Thank you!
Public Art Invitational for Artists/Design Teams
We're excited to share a new art and design opportunity with Augsburg alumni, staff, and faculty. A team comprised of faculty, alumni, staff, and art consultants are working to bring beauty and inspiration into the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion, and you're invited to participate.
Augsburg has engaged Forecast Public Art to facilitate the commissioning of art works for the new Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion. You are invited to submit qualifications to be considered for this opportunity.
Read the Art & Identity Request for Qualifications (RFQ) here: http://web.augsburg.edu/ia/Hagfors_RFQ_6_15.pdf. The deadline for RFQ submission is July 19, 2016; all required materials must be received by 4 p.m. CDT. The Augsburg Art and Identity Committee will review applications and select up to 20 finalists to participate in a concept development phase.
The Art and Identity Initiative's charge is to bring expression to the guiding principles for the new Center and Augsburg's aspirations for a 21st century urban campus. Through art and identity, the Center's key interior elements and exterior spaces will illustrate a sense of beauty, harmony with place and a commitment to hospitality. As a way to express the transformative impact of the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion, Augsburg will commission numerous works of art. Each piece will be commissioned through philanthropic sponsorship and displayed in various locations within this new signature academic building.
We look forward to seeing your work!
Hagfors Center Art and Identity Committee:
Amy Alkire
Tim Alt
Kristin Anderson
Paul Daniels '79
Karina Karlén '83
Karolynn Lestrud '68
Heather Riddle
Jon Thorpe
Jenny Wheatley '06
To see more, view the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion design overview: http://web.augsburg.edu/advancementservices/Hagfors%20Design%20Overview.pdf
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Wanted: Volunteers for Canoe Adventure
Seeking a volunteer(s) who can participate in the Minn. Department of Natural Resources Loon Monitoring Program one morning from June 24 to July 4. Canoe or small watercraft and transportation "Up North" required.
Volunteer will travel north of Finland, Minn., and survey two lakes by canoe. I recommend making it a long weekend and camping at a local forest service campground. Specific lakes need to be surveyed for this 20+ year old program caring for our environment and Minnesota's state bird, the common loon. No prior experience required.
It's a beautiful and a educational and enjoyable experience. Contact me for more information: 612-330-1462 or youngs@augsburg.edu