This workshop provides participants with the opportunity to learn about a wide range of faiths and ethical traditions including Native Spirituality, Judaism, Islam, Hybrid, Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism and Atheism. Participants will hear the stories of community members from a variety of traditions and have the opportunity to learn through case studies. For more information about this … Continue reading "Interfaith Ally Workshop"
REGISTER NOW for Wednesday March 11th from 5:00-7:00 PMWhat we will offer at the event:Networking with alumni, current students, faculty and staffDrink tickets and door prizesUpdate on ACBSP AccreditationInformation being covered includes:Data Analytics ConcentrationInternational TripField Study Opportunities – new Norway affiliation with The Hauge Institute
Join us for Wednesday Night Communion.
Come join us as we discuss mental health and mental illnesses and society's perceptions. How are we as a society helping support folks with mental illness? How can we work towards being more open about talking about mental health? Help us brainstorm ways we can educate ourselves and the community. We will have chocolate!
Senior Chapel with Julia Dapper; Music: Sabrina Shaw, trumpet
Interested in submitting a centralized application to one of the health professions this cycle? Join us to get your ideas organized and start the writing process for personal statements and experiences. Food will be provided. Thursday, March 12th Noon Lindell Library 301 Please contact Catherina Kipper at kipper@augsburg.edu with questions or to RSVP.
Based on a passage from Ann Lamott's writer's manual, Bird by Bird, about finding beginnings, finding your voice, and finding what contribution you are meant to make. Discovering what makes you go hmmm... and learning to act on it. Making what you decide to do, grow out of who you decide to be. Lessons learned … Continue reading "Guest Speaker, Rob Kapilow “Listening for the hmmm…”"
If you want to create change, few things are more important as one-to-one relational meetings. One-to-ones are at the heart of community organizing and leadership. These conversations are about establishing a public relationship with someone, and sharing stories as a way to understand their motivations and self interests. They can uncover common values and interests … Continue reading "One-to-One Meetings (Civic Skills Workshop)"
