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Attend Open Sessions -- Signature Academic Building

Many thanks to everyone who attended last Friday's brown-bag lunch that featured a discussion about the signature academic building. Architects from Holabird & Root and the Project Management Team appreciated your feedback on the building design concepts. Barbara Farley will host two additional feedback sessions this week: Feb. 26 brown-bag lunch from noon - 1 p.m. in the Oren Gateway Johnson Conference Center, and Feb. 27 coffee break from 2 - 3 p.m. in the Marshall Room. We will present a comprehensive proposal to the Board of Regents on May 2, and we need your best ideas to make this a great building in the heart of campus.

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Batalden Convocation/Symposium: Thursday - Saturday

GLOBAL ORDER & GLOBAL WARMING: Thinking with Reinhold Niebuhr about Politics

Batalden Convocation/Symposium in Applied Ethics: Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Feb. 28 - March 1 in the Foss Center

Thursday, 7:30 p.m. – "CREATING GLOBAL ORDER: A Niebuhrian View of New Realities "
The landscape of global politics changed dramatically in 2001, but the desire for faith, freedom, and security has a long history. How can we achieve those enduring human goals in the world we have now?

Friday, 10 a.m. – "GLOBAL ORDER & GLOBAL WARMING: Thinking with Niebuhr about Politics"
Reinhold Niebuhr lived in a time when the big problem was the balance of power between nations, but he understood the realities of politics in ways that are relevant to new problems like global warming, too.

Saturday at noon – "FAITH & POLITICS: A Niebuhrian Perspective" (Minneapolis Room)
Much has been said about the place of religion in contemporary politics, but to sort out those issues, we have to ask first about the place of politics in a life of faith.

SPEAKER: ROBIN W. LOVIN
Cary Maguire University Professor of Ethics, Southern Methodist University
"Robin Lovin, one of the premier scholars on Reinhold Niebuhr, has written a basic primer [2007] on Niebuhr’s life and thought that is unmatched by the many works on this pioneer of ‘Christian Realism’. And, it comes at a time when a recovery of key motifs from Niebuhr are demanded by our social and political context. This volume should have an honored place on the scholar’s shelf and on the novice’s reading list."
Education
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1978; B.D., Harvard University, 1971; B.A., Northwestern University, 1968

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Reinhold Niebuhr and Christian Realism (Cambridge, 1994), Christian Ethics: An Essential Guide (Abingdon, 2000), Reinhold Niebuhr (Abingdon Pillars of Theology) (Abingdon, 2007)

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Academic Skills and Tutoring Services Open House

From 2 - 3 p.m. on Wednesday, March 5, the Academic Skills office is hosting an open house to any student, faculty or staff interested in learning more about what the ASO does. Food and beverages will be provided and any questions will be answered. So feel free to stop by and see if our services can help meet your academic needs!

Thank you!

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"Sustainable Cities" Deadline this Friday

This week is the last week to get your applications in for "Sustainable Cities in North America" Summer II course.

This July, Lars Christiansen and Nancy Fischer will bring 15 students to Portland, Ore. for 1 week and Vancouver, BC for 2 weeks to experience these extraordinary and beautiful cities. We will explore the neighborhoods of both cities, meet with community organizers, scholars, city planners, architects, transportation advocates, and others as we see how people are working to create livable human communities in urban contexts. We will then return to the Twin Cities to compare our own cities to these leading cities in North America.

http://www.augsburg.edu/augsburgabroad/Canada.pdf

This week is our last chance for making this course a reality! We have nine students enrolled and two more who have made verbal commitments. This leaves four more students we need to make this course happen. Join us by submitting your application to Augsburg Abroad by Friday afternoon, Feb. 29 (official deadline in Saturday March 1).

Questions? Help with the application? Contact:

Lars Christiansen (christil@augsburg.edu)
Nancy Fischer (fischern@augsburg.edu)
Andrea Wojtanowicz (wojtanow@augsburg.edu)

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Last Chance to Participate in the Winter Retreat

Life of the Mind Retreat
March 7, 2008
Oak Ridge Conference Center, Chaska

“Multiculturalism and the Right to Offend: Ayan Hirsi Ali’s Infidel” facilitated by Jacqui deVries and Jim Trelstad-Porter. There are 20 spaces reserved for faculty and staff. Costs are paid by the Center for Teaching and Learning. The book “Infidel” by Ayann Hirsi Ali is available in the CTL office, link level of the library. Participants may pick up a copy prior to the retreat. You may register by calling x1229 or send an e-mail to martin.

Future events can be found on the CTL webpage www.augsburg.edu/ctl

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Instructional and Course Design Opportunity

Design Proposal Guidance Sessions

The Instructional and Course Design initiative in the Center for Teaching and Learning offers four Design Proposal Guidance Sessions to help you prepare your I&CD summer proposal, all held in Lindell 202:

Tuesday, Feb. 26, 10 - 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 27, 3:45 - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 4, 10 - 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday, March 5, 3:45 - 4:30 p.m.

All faculty who are considering submitting a proposal should attend at least one session or arrange to meet with Stu Anderson (x1012, anderstu@augsburg.edu) prior to preparing a design proposal.

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African Contributions to World Civilizations

Today in Hoversten Chapel at 6:30 p.m., historian, writer, world traveler, and research specialists Runoko Rashidi will be speaking on African presence globally and the African foundations of world civilizations.

When: Monday, Feb. 25
Where: Hoversten Chapel, Foss Center
Time: 6:30 p.m.

"History is the Light that illuminates the past, and a key that unlocks the door to the future." - Runoko Rashidi

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CSA Vegetable Share = Economical

Interested in local, sustainable, nutritional, charitable, and affordable vegetables all summer long? Read on to learn about the new system at Augsburg to provide you with this, and each day we'll highlight a different "-AL" word to share the value of this program.

ECONOMICAL – The CSA farm share program (read below for details) is an economical way to feed yourself and your family throughout the summer. If a $500 share gave you about 20 lbs of produce for 19 weeks, that's $1.30/lb for organic herbs and veggies. It's also economical for the producer who is able to have secure income at the beginning of the season. Sound reasonable? Read on…

The Campus Kitchen tries to source as much as their food from local and sustainable farmers as possible, and we want to make all this great food available to you as well.

Each summer, we buy shares of a nearby organic farm, and each week they deliver a large box full of whatever is in season (lettuce, herbs, etc. in June, tomatoes, corn, melons, plenty more in September). It's more like buying stock in a company than purchasing food at a store. We are making Augsburg a drop-off site for a farm so staff, faculty, and others are able to purchase a share and have it delivered each week to Christensen Center to pick up.

FAQ's:

How much food? > About 15-25 pounds per box per week. Plenty enough for 4 people
How long? > About 20 weeks, Mid-June through September
How much? > $400-500 (not bad for 300-400 lbs of organic produce)
Is it only veggies? > Some farms offer meat, cheese, eggs, jam as well
From where? > Still researching the best farm
When? > Dropped off in mornings, once during week
Can I split? > Sure. If you only want half, we can match you with someone else wanting the same
What do I do with things I don't like? > Donate them to the Campus Kitchen! We'll have a box to collect anything you can't use. There are also recipes provided to help you discover the flavors of kohlrabi, bok choy, arugula, and other funky varieties.

If you think that you might be interested, please let me know - noy@augsburg.edu. If you have any questions, anything that you would like us to consider (like best delivery day for you), or have a farm to suggest, please let us know. For more info on CSAs, please see http://www.landstewardshipproject.org/csa.html.

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Sodexho Dining Menu

Monday
Feb. 25, 2008

LUNCH

Turkey Burger
Veggie Burger
French Fries
Pesto Pasta
Steamed Vegetable
Beef Enchilada
Cheese Enchilada
Spanish Rice
Refried Beans
Vegetable
Pasta Puttanesca with Chicken
Deli Bar
Pizza Bar
Soup of The Day - Chicken Noodle and Cream of Carrot with Ginger

DINNER

Steamed Rice
Chicken Broccoli
Veggie Stir Fry
Chicken Caesar Wrap
Toppings
Carved Beef
Mashed Potato
Gravy
Vegetables
Stuffing
Soup of The Day - Chicken Noodle and Cream of Carrot with Ginger

Menu Subject to Change Depending Upon Availability of Item(s).

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Blue Bunny Ice Cream

Blue Bunny Ice Cream is now available at Nabo Cafe in Oren Gateway Center

The Champ
Big Vanilla
Cookies & Cream
Orange Dream Bar
Ice Cream Sandwich

Watch for new selections.

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Spring Break in Southeast MN -- Last Day to Sign up

Spend spring break, March 16 - 20, in southeast MN to help families and the community recover from their flood destruction. Campus Ministry is sending volunteers to help dry wall, muck houses, and be available however possible to assist in the work of Lutheran Disaster Relief. You can help our Minnesota neighbors and attend by filling out an application with a deposit of $75. The applications are due by Feb. 25. Also, they can be found in and returned to the Campus Ministry office located in Foss.

If there are any questions, e-mail: Justin Dittrich dittrich@augsburg.edu or Stephanie Wood woods1@augsburg.edu.

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Reception for Artist Kelly Connole this Friday

Ceramicist Kelly Connole will be installing "Where the Earth Meets the Sky" this week in the Christensen Center Art Gallery. Meet the artist and see the finished show this Friday, Feb. 29 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. All are invited!

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WRC Potluck Lunch: Media and Body Image

This week’s lunch focuses on the issue of the media and body image. Join us in the Women’s Resource Center (207 Sverdrup) on Wednesday, Feb. 27 from 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. for video clips and discussion with Jessica Nathanson of the WRC and Beth Carlson of CCHP. This event is part of Making Peace with Your Body: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Please feel free to come late or leave early; this is a relaxed, social lunch. All members of the Augsburg Community are welcome.

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Wellness Works with Pilates -- TODAY

Human Resources and Counseling & Health Promotion encourage and invite all interested students, faculty and staff to pilates today from noon - 1 p.m. in the Marshall Room. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring your own mat.

These wellness sessions (including yoga and tai chi) are FREE to Augsburg students, faculty and staff. All can help with stress relief and getting on a path to wellness.

Any questions, please call the CCHP office at 612-330-1707.

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We Invite You to Chapel

The Religion Department presents:
THE INS AND OUTS OF THE BIBLE
Inclusion & Exclusion in Holy Scripture

Monday: Hans Wiersma
Tuesday: David Tiede
Wednesday: Bev Stratton
Thursday: Phil Quanbeck
Friday, 10 a.m. Batalden Seminar In Applied Ethics - Speaker: Robin Lovin

We hope to see you! Lil

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MBA Open House

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Open House

The MBA program is hosting an open house for Augsburg College students on Saturday, March 1 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Please join us to learn more about the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at Augsburg and how you can complete an MBA in less than 24 months.

This event will feature a sample MBA class taught by faculty member Marc McIntosh on the “Global Environment for Business.” The sample class will start at 12:15 p.m. and last about 20-30 minutes.

RSVP to Nathan Gorr at 612-330-1390 or gorr@augsburg.edu. If you are unable to attend the open house, but you would like to receive information about the program please contact Nathan at the information above. You can also explore the Augsburg MBA on the web at http://www.augsburg.edu/mba.

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Last Chance to Join Campus Grief Support Group

Please call Counseling & Health Promotion (330-1707) with questions, or e-mail a counselor: Jon Vaughan-Fier (vaughanf@augsburg.edu) or A Yang (yanga1@augsburg.edu). The support group is still open!

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National Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2008

Today kicks off "Make Peace With Your Body: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2008" with "Make Peace With Your Mirror Monday." CCHP will be tabling in Christensen Center between 11:30 - 1 p.m., and you can pick up info on body image and eating disorders and send a "You're Beautiful on the Inside" card to a friend (and enter you and your friend in a drawing for a FREE massage!)

Look for mirror affirmation cards posted on mirrors in public restrooms on campus (part of a national movement initiated by www.thedressingroomproject.org)

Visit www.augsburg.edu/cchp/eatingconcerns.html for great web sites on body image and eating concerns. Or go to the National Eating Disorders Week web site at www.nationaleatingdisorders.org

For more info on other activities this week, please feel free to call the CCHP office at 612-330-1707.

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Reminder -- Community Time Tomorrow

On Tuesday, Feb. 26, all faculty and staff are invited to Community Time in the East Commons, 3:45 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. There will be refreshments and a time for sharing community updates.

The last Tuesday of the month Community Time gatherings support our commitment to building community and practicing Common Work. They are also an opportunity to get to know one another, exchange ideas, and collaborate in new ways. Please plan to join us!

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Tickets on Sale for "The Exception and the Rule"

Tickets are now on sale for the Augsburg Theatre Department’s production of "The Exception and the Rule," directed by Warren C. Bowles. The show will perform on March 11, 12, 13, and 14 at 7 p.m.

Tickets are priced at
$5 for General Public
$4 for ACTC faculty and staff
$2 for Augsburg students and children under 12
(Augsburg students need to bring their student ID.)

To make a reservation, please call 612-330-1257 with your name, phone number, the amount of tickets you would like and the type of tickets you would like.

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"dollar/sense" Continues this Week

Join us this week for more dollar/sense! This week, there are more great speakers and chances to win great prizes!

Feb. 25 - EMBARK on your financial journey
Feb. 26 - SHARE with President Pribbenow
Feb. 27 - PLAN for the future
Feb. 28 - BUILD your credit

New speaker every night! More prizes! Come and learn about the financial matters that affect you the most.

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Get $10 in 10 Minutes

Need participants for a quick, easy research project. Stop by Anderson 26 (the Psychology Lab in the basement) anytime between 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23. It will take approximately 10 minutes, and everyone who participates gets $10.

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Fringe Festival Show on Body Image TONIGHT

“Blondes, bikinis, and Barbies!”

Please join Augsburg alums Tessa Flynn and Tim McVean (and the rest of their cast including author Lauren Spears) for their witty show, “Wrapped in Plastic,” an “honest and surreal exploration of body image.” The play, originally developed at the Minnesota Fringe Festival, will be presented in East Commons TONIGHT from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. (plus time for Q&A). From the Fringe Festival blog: "It is an insightful, entertaining look at 'fitting in' that is appropriate for adults as well as youth. The story follows Drea, as she is stalked by an image consultant who is willing/eager to make her over into the ideal woman. Aren't we all stalked by the inner image consultant who points out our flaws and helpfully replays events in our life that reinforce our feelings of inadequacy? Written and acted in by Lauren Spears, this show is top notch! Funny, poignant, and touching."

This event is part of Making Peace with Your Body: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week; sponsored by Alumni Relations, the Augsburg Theater Arts Department, and Counseling & Health Promotion. Call x1707 if you have questions.

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Sodexho Dining Hours of Operation

See any Sodexho Cashier for Details on how to receive your next meal at Commons Cafeteria for 50% off The Regular Price and Get 20% off all your Meals at Commons Cafeteria.


Commons Cafeteria

Monday-Friday
Breakfast....7am-9:30am
Lunch….11am-1:30pm
Dinner….4:45pm-6:30pm
Saturday & Sunday
Brunch….11:30am-1pm
Dinner….5pm-6pm

Coopers Coffee Shop

Monday-Friday
7:30am-9pm
Saturday Weekend College
7:30am-4pm

Nabo Café

Monday-Friday
7:30am-8pm
Saturday 7:30am-5pm
Sunday
9am-1:30pm

Murphy’s Grill

Monday - Friday
10am-2pm

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Brian Krohn to Present Research in Washington, D.C.

Brian Krohn is one of 70 students selected nationwide to present research at POSTERS ON THE HILL April 30. This is a poster presentation and his is on "A Novel Method and Catalyst for Production of Biodiesel." It will be presented in the Rayburn Building for U.S. Senators and U.S. Representatives. He will also have individual appointments with some of the Minnesota Senators and Representative in Washington, D.C. to discuss his research.

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A-Club Seeking New President Nominations

The Augsburg A-Club is seeking nominations for a new President!
The A-Club is a service organization of former and current Augsburg College athletes and friends of the college committed to providing student athletes with the opportunity to have a quality athletic experience, by supporting Auggie athletic teams, the athletic department, and the mission of the college.

President Job Description:
- Must be an Augsburg Alumni
- Represents the A-Club as the official spokesperson
- Presides over A-Club Executive Committee meetings (About 6 meetings held per year)
- Approves the agenda for each meeting
- Approves all A-Club correspondence with members and potential members
- Should be at all club functions or appoint an officer to attend (Functions include: annual golf tournament, Annual Hall of Fame banquet, and occasionally others)
- Works with the Membership Chair to increase membership participation and dues
- Works to recruit new Executive Committee board members
- Works with the A-Club Coordinator to write an annual report detailing the club’s activities, meetings, events, and future plans. To be submitted to Executive Committee, Athletic Department and Alumni Relations by July 1 of each year.

If you or someone you know is interested or would make a good A-Club President please contact Meghan Gess in the A-Club office by calling 612-330-1249 or by e-mailing gess@augsburg.edu. Please leave your contact information and the information of the person you are nominating (if other than yourself). Submissions are desired by Wednesday, March 12, 2008. Thank you.

Get Involved…Make a Difference…Have Fun…Show Your Auggie Pride!

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Auggie Athletics Update

Auggie Athletics Update (click on link for story/stats):

Friday, February 22:
Men's Track and Field at Univ. of Minnesota Snowshoe Open
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/track/

Men's Hockey -- St. Mary's 4, Augsburg 3
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/mhockey/0708statistics/022208stmarys.html

Women's Hockey -- Augsburg 5, St. Mary's 3
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/whockey/0708statistics/022208stmarys.html


Saturday, February 23:
Wrestling at NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0708statistics/022308regional.html

Women's Track and Field at Univ. of Minnesota Parents' Day Open
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/track/

Women's Basketball -- Bethel 80, Augsburg 60
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wbasket/0708statistics/022308bethel.html

Men's Basketball -- Bethel 74, Augsburg 72
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/mbasket/0708statistics/022308bethel.html

Men's Hockey -- Augsburg 5, St. Mary's 4
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/mhockey/0708statistics/022308stmarys.html

Women's Hockey -- Augsburg 3, St. Mary's 3 (OT)
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/whockey/0708statistics/022308stmarys.html


Upcoming Schedule:
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/

Friday, February 29:
Women's Track and Field at St. Olaf Ole Open, 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 1:
Men's Track and Field at St. Olaf The Qualifier Meet, 12 p.m.
Baseball vs. Edgewood (Wis.), HHH Metrodome, 10 p.m.

Tuesday, March 4:
Softball vs. Wisconsin-Stout, Rosemount Irish Sports Dome, 9 a.m.
Baseball vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse, HHH Metrodome, 12:15 p.m.

Friday, March 7:
Wrestling at NCAA Div. III National Championships at U.S. Cellular Center, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 10 a.m.
Softball hosting Auggie Dome Tourney, Edor Nelson Field -- Augsburg vs. Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 12 p.m.; Concordia-Moorhead vs. Wisconsin-River Falls, 4 p.m.
M/W Track and Field at MIAC Indoor Championships at St. John's, 5 p.m.
Baseball vs. Wisconsin-Whitewater, HHH Metrodome, 10 p.m.

Saturday, March 8:
Softball hosting Auggie Dome Tourney, Edor Nelson Field -- Wisconsin-Stevens Point vs. Concordia-Moorhead, 8 a.m.; Augsburg vs. Wisconsin-River Falls, 12 p.m.
Wrestling at NCAA Div. III National Championships at U.S. Cellular Center, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 10 a.m.
M/W Track and Field at MIAC Indoor Championships at St. John's, 11 a.m.

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Bruce Johnson '68 to Be Featured on WCCO-TV News

Augsburg alum and current men's hockey assistant coach Bruce Johnson '68 is scheduled to be featured on a story during the sports segment on the WCCO-TV (Channel 4) News tonight (Monday, Feb. 25) at 6 p.m.

Johnson will be featured discussing the recent effort by Augsburg's athletics department to honor his late wife, Lois Hallcock Johnson '68, who died in November after a battle with breast cancer. A teacher, coach and counselor, she worked in the Osseo (Minn.) School District for 36 years, and was a strong supporter of her alma mater. Their three children -- Leah, Thomas and Aaron -- all attended Augsburg.

Augsburg donated the ticket receipts from all five of its home athletic events during the weekend of Feb. 15-16 to to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and a fund for Augsburg women's athletics. Augsburg raised a total of $2,340.79 from the weekend events to be split between the two funds.

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Auggies Advance Seven to D-III Wrestling Nationals

http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0708statistics/022308regional.html

COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. (2/23/08) -- Claiming two individual champions and qualifying seven wrestlers to the upcoming national tournament, the Augsburg College wrestling team won its sixth straight NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional championship, in action Saturday at St. John's University's Sexton Arena in the Warner Palaestra.

Augsburg, ranked No. 2 in the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III national rankings, claimed eight placewinners at the meet, winning the tournament with 129.5 points. The top two individuals at each weight class, along with three at-large entrants, qualify for the Division III national tournament, to be held March 7-8 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Augsburg's Willy Holst (SO, Prescott, Wis.), ranked No. 2 nationally at 149 pounds, dominated his weight class with four victories. Holst is now 28-2 on the year. A transfer from the University of Minnesota, Holst will be competing in his first Division III national tournament. He has a collegiate career record of 38-7.

Jason Adams (SO, Coon Rapids, Minn.) also claimed four victories, including a pin and 17-0 technical-fall win, to earn the title at 141 pounds and a trip to the national tournament for the first time.

Travis Lang (JR, Bismarck, N.D.), ranked No. 1 nationally at 133 pounds, was upset in the finals by a 7-4 decision to Adam Johnson of North Central, ranked No. 3 nationally. Lang, now 35-2 on the year, reached the finals with three first-period pins. He now has a team-high 19 pins on the year. A transfer from the University of Minnesota, Lang will compete in his first Division III national tournament. He has a collegiate career record of 71-21.

Also finishing second for Augsburg and qualifying for the national tournament was Seth Flodeen (JR, Cannon Falls, Minn.), ranked No. 6 nationally at 125, Beau Hansen (FY, Albert Lea, Minn.) at 157 and George Lynaugh (SR, Inver Grove Heights, Minn./Simley HS) at 174. Lynaugh won his "true-second" match to qualify for the national meet. Robbie Gotreau (SR, Bloomington, Minn./Jefferson HS), ranked No. 4 nationally at 184, placed third in his weight class but qualified for the national tournament as one of the three at-large selections.

For more information, go online:
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0708statistics/022308regional.html

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Student Senate 2008-2009 Elections (Updated)

Day Student Senate Ballot Petitions are now available for Senate, Presidential and Vice-Presidential positions for the 2008-2009 academic year. Four Senate seats will be available per class (ex. Sophomores), as well as one seat for the President and Vice-President of the Day Student Government. Students must collect 30 signatures from members of the same class status(Pres/VP candidates are exempt from keeping same class status), and submit the petition to the Student Senate Office by 5 p.m. on Feb. 27 in-order to appear on the Voting Ballot. Petitions are available at the Christensen Center Welcome Desk, outside of the Student Senate Office and in the kiosk next to the Oren Gateway Welcome Desk. There two different form so be sure to pick up the correct ballot.

Please feel free to e-mail Ricky Oudekerk (Day Student President) with any questions: oudekerk@augsburg.edu

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Free Dining Room Set

Free dining room set in great shape! Wood table that seats 12 on beautiful jewel-colored, fully upholstered chairs. Free!!!
651-739-2507, ask for Sue.

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