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Subject:
Thrivent Financial to be on campus
Submitter:
Sandra E Tilton, Employer Relations Coordinator, Center for Service Work and Learning
Message:
Open to all students and alum! Internships/Full-time Positions
A representative from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans will be on campus next Wednesday, November 16th tabling in the Christensen Center from 10-2 p.m. Stop by and see what types of positions they have to offer.
In addition, they will be holding an informational meeting in the Cedar Room, CC at 4:00 p.m on the 16th. Snacks provided! They will have some information on corporate positions, but are primarily recruiting for Financial Advisors. Please let Sandy x1472 know if you plan on attending the information session.
Subject:
Do The Right Thing!
Submitter:
Herald A Johnson, Director of Advancement Programs, Institutional Advancement
Message:
Attention Students
We all know money does not grow on trees but we do know that it does grow out of the goodness of a person?s heart. We also know that the only thing that makes it grow is personally expressed appreciation.
We need you to ?water? the good will and intentions of our donors of scholarships by saying thank you in a personal way. It is certainly good for donors and it is also good for you. It is the right thing to do!!
Stop by the table in the Christensen Center on Wednesday, November 9, 2005 and Thursday, November 10, 2005 from 10 am until 1pm and write your thank you note. Staff will be present to provide the necessary information and materials for mailing.
REMEMBER ? IT IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO!
Subject:
What are you doing Friday?
Submitter:
Patricia L Dauer, Student
Message:
Change your plans if you had them, because there is going to be a night of amazing and fun entertainment in the Christensen Center Friday from 8-11pm. We have a poker night in the East Commons, where you can play texas hold'em, blackjack, and possibly win $100 from Best Buy, or other prizes. In West Commons there is a Latin dance, with free lessons from 8-8:30 p.m. Downstairs by the coffee shop we have a spa night for those who just want to relax. Get a haircut, a back massage, give yourself a pedicure or a manicure, and eat some chocolate of course.
See ya there!
Sponsored by ASAC, with co-sponsorship from Hispanic/Latino Student Services and ISO for the Latin dance
Subject:
Long Term Care Insurance
Submitter:
Cynthia J Greenwood, Associate Director, Human Resources
Message:
Long Term Care is not just an end of life issue, as many people assume.
While it does provide custodial care in a Long Term Care facility, it's
far more than that--it's the kind of rehabilitative care needed after a
serious injury, or the recuperative care needed during a prolonged
illness.
Augsburg College offers Long Term Care Insurance as a voluntary group benefit.
Our former carrier, Aegon/Transamerica/Life Investors is no longer selling NEW long term care policies as of March 2005. Existing policies will remain in force.
Our new carrier, Prudential, and the LTC-3 product design will be
introduced. Please take this opportunity to find out more about the Group Long Term Care Insurance Program, underwritten by Prudential, which offers you and your family members a 5% Group Discount in addition to any other discounts that you may be eligible to receive.
Learn how you can help protect your assets, maintain your independent
living, and have a strong voice in the quality of your care. We urge you to get the facts:
*Affordable options plus group discount
*Opportunity to offer to family members
*How Long Term Care Insurance will cover gaps in your insurance
*Whether Medicare or Medicaid will or will not pay for your Long Term Care
Informational meetings about the Group Long Term Care Insurance will follow our annual enrollment meetings:
Wednesday, November 9, 2005
2:30 ? 3:30 p.m. in the Minneapolis Room
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
9:00 ? 10:00 a.m. in the Marshall Room
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
3:00 ? 4:00 p.m. in the Century Room
Subject:
Engman Contest Entries due by NOV 16
Submitter:
Sara M Holman, Student
Message:
This is a reminder for students that the deadline to submit entries into the Engman Prize contest is November 16. Students may enter a short piece of fiction, creative non-fiction, and/or at least three poems.
Three winners will be selected from each category. Make five copies of the submission and drop your entries off in Memorial 221 A, if no one is there, submissions can be slipped under the door or left on the desk. There should be a separate cover letter for each category entered. The cover letter should list the name of the writer, campus box number or phone number, titles of the works and the category the submission falls under. Names of the poets and authors should not be listed on the works themselves.
You can enter once in each category, and short and creative non-fiction can be no longer than 15 pages. Poetry entries with fewer than three poems submitted will not be accepted.
For more information email Sarah Gilbert at gilbert1@augsburg.edu or call 612-991-3885.
Subject:
SUMMER RESEARCH WORKSHOP Sponsored by URGO
Submitter:
Michele R Kidwell, Enrollment Assistant, Enrollment Management
Message:
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SUMMER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES?
COME TO A FUN AND INFORMATIVE WORKSHOP OVER THE LUNCH HOUR AND GET YOUR SUMMER RESEARCH PROCESS STARTED!
DATES: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH OR
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH
(SAME SESSION REPEATED SO PLAN TO ATTEND ONE OR THE OTHER)
TIME: 12:00 TO 1:00
BRING YOUR LUNCH
LOCATION: RIVERSIDE ROOM, CHRISTENSEN CENTER
SPONSORED BY URGO
Subject:
TURKEYPALOOZA IS HERE
Submitter:
Tyler M Sander, Student
Message:
The Campus Kitchen at Augsburg College is proud to announce Turkeypalooza! This Thanksgiving season, the Campus Kitchen will be providing holiday meals and groceries to all of CKAC?s regular clients at places such as the Brian Coyle Community Center, Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly, The Division of Indian Work, and Secure Waiting Space and we need your help.
The Campus Kitchen needs groceries for 500 Thanksgiving dinners. We are requesting people to bring Thanksgivingesque food such as Cranberries, stuffing mix, turkey, gravy pie crust pumpkin pie filling, instant potatoes and/or monetary contributions by Thursday, Nov. 17 to a box in Christiansen Center.
If you would like more information about TURKEYPALOOZA, please contact: Tim Dougherty the Campus Kitchen Coordinator, by email at tdougherty@campuskitchens.org or by phone at x1624.
Tyler Sander, Special Events Co-Coordinator, CKAC leadership team
Subject:
Sleep in a box
Submitter:
Margaret M Dornfeld, Student
Message:
As part of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week LINK is sponsoring a sleep out to raise awareness and show support for the homeless. On Wednesday, November 16 we will be sleeping in the quad after Communion (10:30ish). Feel free to come to Communion or join us after. You may dress warmly and bring blankets and/or sleeping bags, but please do not bring food. Friends may bring food and/or drink to you during the night. It's ok if you can't stay the whole night, just join us for as long as you can. If you have questions call Maggie or Nyla at x6532.
Subject:
Benefits Meetings for Annual Enrollment
Submitter:
Cynthia J Greenwood, Associate Director, Human Resources
Message:
Please plan to attend one of the following meetings to hear about benefits changes, costs, coverage, and deadlines for the 2006 plan year. The meetings are scheduled for:
Wednesday, November 9, 2005 from 2:30 ? 3:30 p.m. in the Minneapolis Room
Wednesday, November 16, 2005 from 9:00 ? 10:00 a.m. in the Marshall Room
Tuesday, November 29, 2005 from 3:00 ? 4:00 p.m. in the Century Room
The full benefits memo explaining changes and premiums is located here:
http://web.augsburg.edu/~greenwoo/2006benefitscovermemo.doc
Subject:
The United Way Campaign is Coming!
Submitter:
Michele R Kidwell, Enrollment Assistant, Enrollment Management
Message:
Please join us in the East Commons for a light breakfast on Friday, November 11th to kick off the Augsburg College United Way Campaign! The campaign will run from November 11th to December 2nd and promises to be exciting with many events taking place throughout these four weeks!
Event: United Way Campaign Kick-off
Date: Friday, November 11th
Time: 8:00 to 9:00 am
Location: East Commons
See you there!
Questions? Contact Michele Kidwell, Enrollment Assistant at kidwell@augsburg.edu.
Subject:
Resume Writing Workshop -11/30
Submitter:
Sandra E Tilton, Employer Relations Coordinator, Center for Service Work and Learning
Message:
The CSWL will be sponsoring a Resume Writing workshop on Wednesday, Nov. 30th at 4:45-5:30 p.m. in the Century Room. Representatives from Robert Half Associations will be presenting techniques of resume writing, cover letters and thank you notes. Snacks provided! This workshop will be informative and interactive. Everyone welcome! R.S.V.P appreciated but not required.
Subject:
ACTC East Asian major/minor programming
Submitter:
Robert K. Tom, Associate Professor, Art
Message:
All,
Thank you to those of you who responded to my last request for a list of courses & course descriptions that you would like the newly formed ACTC East Asian committee to consider for inclusion in the East Asian major/minor program. Since then there has been a clarification of the ACTC Guideline of a course ?being offered on a regular basis?. We now will consider any course that is offered consistently every other year as meeting this requirement. Also, the ACTC East Asian committee will meet on Dec. 12 to review the course submissions. A syllabus of the course is required along with a course description.
Thank you for your cooperation and I am looking forward to hearing from you asap.
robert k. tom
Augsburg College Dept. of Art
tom@augsburg.edu
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