Winter/Snow Parking for Cars and Bicycles

When a significant amount of snow falls, the city of Minneapolis declares a Snow Emergency to remove accumulating snow from the full width of city streets. If you are parked on a city street and do not follow the snow emergency rules, your vehicle will be ticketed and towed by the city.

If you park on city streets, please visit the city of Minneapolis snow emergency web site. Here you will find the snow emergency parking rules along with an interactive map showing where you can park and when. The snow emergency parking page is:
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/snow-emergency.asp

It is NOT Augsburg's responsibility to notify you of snow emergencies on city streets. If the city tows your car, it will cost you several hundred dollars to get it back. If you park on city streets, I STRONGLY recommend that you subscribe to e-mail/SMS and phone notification of snow emergencies. The following links will take you directly to those services:

To receive an e-mail of SMS message when a snow emergency is declared:
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/esubscribe.asp

To receive an automated phone call when a snow emergency is declared:
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/phone-alert.asp

If you have an Augsburg parking permit and are properly parked in one of our lots, our maintenance crews will do their best to plow around your car. If we need you to move your vehicle, we can look you up by your license plate if it is registered in parking services. If need be, you can check out a shovel with your student or employee ID card at the DPS desk in the Urness/Mortenson lobby.

Day (temporary) parking passes for Augsburg lots are available for $5 through Augnet's Parking Services. Passes are limited.

BICYCLES:
Bicycles must be parked and locked in approved bicycle racks on campus. Bicycles parked along fences or other unapproved areas may be damaged during snow plowing or may be removed by Public Safety to allow for plowing.

Those who do not plan to ride during the winter months are encouraged to store their bicycles at their parent's homes if possible. Thanksgiving break is a good time to load it up and take it home.

There are a limited number of bicycle lockers available for rental for a small fee. For more information, e-mail borcharj@augsburg.edu.

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Lots More Women's Studies Courses for Spring 2011

If you were disappointed by the dearth of offerings in Women's Studies for Spring 2011, take heart: there are more than you think.

At Augsburg:
WST 201 Foundations in Women's Studies (Day/WEC) Tues 6-9pm
WST 305 Issues in Queer Studies (Day/WEC) Th 6-9pm
WST 481 Research Methods (Day/WEC) Tues 12-3pm
ENL 365 Contemporary Post Colonial Fiction (Day) T Th 9:40-11:10am
ENL 367 Women and Fiction (Day/WEC) Tues 6-9:30pm
HPE 316 Human Sexuality (Day) T Th 11:50-1:20
SOC 265 Race, Class and Gender (Day) T Th 11:50-1:20
SOC 266 Sociology of Sexualities (Day) MWF 2:30-3:30

Abroad:
January Travel Seminar to Guatemala with Elise Marubbio
AIS 305/490: Indigenous Issues of Central America F 6-9pm (short trip in January with a few class meetings during the Spring semester)
WST 341 Globalization, Social Struggles, and the Environment Mexico
WST 357 Mexican History, Culture and Cosmovision Mexico

For ACTC Women's Studies courses: http://www.augsburg.edu/womensstudies/documents/ACTCspring2011.pdf

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Faculty, Internationalize your Curriculum

In honor of International Education Week, I invite all Augsburg faculty to consider ways to incorporate the international into their courses. One great way would be to lead a study abroad program! Learn all about this opportunity at the next Info Session coming up this fall. We will get your questions answered and hear what other faculty are planning.

Info Session 2 has been rescheduled to accommodate the new date for all Faculty Meeting.

Info Session 2
Date: Wednesday, November 24 - NEW date
Time: 3:00-4:00pm - NEW time
Location: OGC 100

The updated proposal form and process are now available in the Office of International Programs Public folder under "Augsburg Abroad," or by contacting Andrea W. Dvorak at the information below.

The deadline for submitting proposals is December 15. Proposals will be reviewed in January and the roster of short-term programs for 2011-12 will be announced in February.

Questions about the Proposal forms or Info Sessions? Contact Andrea W. Dvorak, Faculty-led Programs Coordinator, at dvorak@augsburg.edu or extension x1669.

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SoS Series - Upcoming Session

Wednesday, 12:15-1:15 pm

The Speaking of Scholarship (SoS) Series features the scholarship of Augsburg faculty and students, through 20-30 minute presentations followed by informal conversations about the issues raised by their work. The intent is to increase awareness of scholarship on campus and learn from each other's experiences. Light hors d'oeuvres are served.

The next session is:
Wednesday, November 17, Marshall Room - Vivian Feng, Chemistry, "Diesel Analysis"

Hosts: Jessica Nathanson and Ben Stottrup

Please rsvp to hedstrom@augsburg.edu to ensure proper arrangements are made for each session.

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Teaching and Technology Tapas

The IT Liaisons for Computing (LFCs) have been working to redesign our traditional technology training efforts. We were interested in developing ways to introduce new technologies that can be integrated into the effective teaching and learning practice of busy faculty and staff. Our answer was tapas.

Tapas are small plates of delicious food which can be eaten as appetizers or combined to form a meal shared with friends. Similarly, our Teaching and Technology Tapas are tasty bite-sized technology tips which will be presented by several IT staff in 3 to 5 minute segments. You can drop by for just a few topics or stay to experience an entire workshop. Please join us for:

"Teaching and Technology Tapas: Web Browser Tools and Tips"
Thursday, November 18 from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Christensen Center Cedar Room

About the Workshop
Navigating and utilizing information on the Internet has become a ubiquitous task in our daily work, yet learning how to best leverage tools of a web browser can often be overlooked. Our Browser Tapas menu will offer a wide assortment of tools and tasty tips to help you leverage your browser in powerful ways.

The presentation will be informal so please feel free to come and go as your schedule allows - we've designed the program with this in mind! Content is appropriate for users with all levels of computing experience.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Powerful Conversations on NSSE

Tuesday, November 23, 12:00-1:15, Century Room (Note Room Change)

Augsburg College uses the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) to learn more about how our students perceive their college experience. Student engagement is strongly related to both student success and retention. This series of conversations is designed to help faculty and staff understand how well we engage students, explore how we can leverage our strengths to have a more significant impact, and examine our most important opportunities for improvement. Over the year, we will look at overall results and then look more closely at each of the five factors measured by NSSE. Every academic department should have a representative attend these sessions.

The remaining sessions are scheduled as follows:
November 23, 2010, Century Room - Level of Academic Challenge (Amy Gort)
December 16, 2010, OGC 111 - Active and Collaborative Learning (Velma Lashbrook)

Light refreshments will be served.
Please rsvp to hedstrom@augsburg.edu

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Dogsburg College Working Group

Please join us for the second meeting of the Dogsburg College Working Group. We want to continue our discussion of strategies to change the rules at Augsburg so that dogs will be allowed on campus. Anyone interested in helping, or just hearing what's going on, should attend. Any change in policy needs to address the health and safety concerns of the entire community. It's possible to have a pet-friendly policy that addresses those concerns, but any discussion of a change in policy needs to include opposing views. Whatever your thoughts about dogs on campus, please join us.

Those who have collected signatures on our petitions are asked to return these. If you'd like to sign the petition, or collect signatures, please come to the meeting.

Next Monday, November 22, 2010 at 5:00 p.m., in the Christensen Center Fishbowl. For more info, join our facebook page: Dogsburg College.

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Turkeypalooza Donations and Free Dinner Thursday

Thanks to all those who have donated cash and food items for Turkeypalooza, Campus Kitchen's annual Thanksgiving celebration. For those who still have things to bring, we'll have volunteers in the Christensen Center lobby from 2-2:30 this Tuesday and 4-4:30 this Wednesday accepting items. If those times don't work, please give a call and we'll arrange something. 612-701-8346. Thank you!

Also, please plan to come to the Multicultural Dinner at the Brian Coyle Community Center on Thursday the 18th between 5:30-7. We'll be serving turkey and fixings, but there will also be Ethiopian, Somali, Vietnamese, Korean, and Mexican food, representing the cuisines of Cedar Riverside. The meal is free and delicious, and everyone is invited. If you can come early to set up, serve, or clean, let me know, but even if you have just 30 minutes to eat, check it out. It's another big reason to love the neighborhood.

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American Indian Studies Courses: Spring 2011

AIS 105: Introduction to American Indian Studies:
Tuesday & Thursday 9:40-11:10 with Elise Marubbio
Designed to introduce students to the content areas of the American Indian Studies curriculum, this course includes an overview of American Indian history, federal Indian policy, land issues, reservation and urban issues, cross-cultural influences, and American Indian literature, art, music, and language.

AIS 205: Contemporary American Indians
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 1:20-2:20 with Eric Buffalohead
In this topics-oriented course, students focus on issues that face contemporary American Indians, including tribal sovereignty and identity politics, treaty rights, language retention and education, religious freedom, and Indian activism.

AIS 332 Native American Storytelling
Tuesday 6:oo-9:00 with Sophia Jacobson
The objective of this course is to study Native American storytelling from a cultural perspective. An appreciation of oral traditions will be emphasized and studied within the broader context of world mythologies. Students will be expected to perform storytelling and to research the various tribal storytelling traditions.

AIS 364: Indigenous Filmmakers
Wednesday 6:00-9:00 with Elise Marubbio
Indigenous Filmmakers introduces students at the junior and senior level to the exciting and expanding field of indigenous media—specifically films made by Native Americans. We will explore the political and social forces at work behind the American indigenous film movement, which responds to mainstream film's portrayal of Native Americans and provides an extraordinary range in perspectives and views that inform Native American cultures.

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Augsburg Dining

Coopers is now featuring a Marshmallow Mocha.

Thanksgiving lunch will be on Thursday November 18th:
Oven Basted Turkey
Stuffing
Giblet Gravy
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Southern Cornbread
Green Bean Casserole
Butternut Squash Gratin
Maque Choux
Cranberry Sauce
Assorted Deserts


Holiday Hours Next Week
Commons:
Closes at 1:30pm on the 24th

Coopers and Nabo:
Close at 2:00pm on the 24th

A-Club Grill:
Close on the 23rd at 9:00pm

Everything will be closed all weekend.
Commons will reopen at 5:00pm for dinner

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Hoodies for Hope

Saint Joseph's provides emergency shelter for children from the ages of 5 to 17. These children often arrive with only the clothes on their backs. You can help to keep these children warm this winter by donating your old Hoodies that you have laying around.

They are also in need of basic toiletries - simple things like toothpaste and a toothbrush can mean the world of difference to a child whose world has been turned upside down.

So show your Auggie pride and help those in our community who need it the most by donating a gently used hoodie or some basic toiletries at either of the events below. For your generous donation, we will be providing cookies and coffee while they last.

Saturday November 20th from 11 am - 1pm in Christensen Center.

Contact Project Team
Carol Seilhymer - seilhyme@augsburg.edu
John Rasmussen - rasmusse@augsburg.edu
Kitti Teso - teso@augsburg.edu

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Spirit of MLK Award - Deadline Nov. 24

During the 2011 MLK Luncheon we will award two people who have demonstrated peace, love, humility, integrity and honor while working with others. We are looking for people who have demonstrated these abilities on or off campus.
Please give this careful consideration and take the time to nominate one faculty or staff member and/or one student that you believe should receive special recognition for following in the spirit of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Self nominations are also accepted.

• Please provide specific examples of how this person has represented peace, love, humility, integrity and honor while working with others:



• Please provide your name and contact information and the full name of the person/people that you are nominating along with their contact information.



Please return to Campus Box: 234 or email moorek1@augsburg.edu by Wednesday, November 24th.

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2011 Health Insurance Premiums

Human Resources has received several questions regarding the 2011 Health Insurance Premiums. All benefit eligible employee should have received a benefit booklet in the mail last week. Page 7 of the booklet lists the insurance premium rates for 2011. The rates for the $1000 Deductible Medical Plan, the $2500 Deductible Medical Plan and the Dental Plan are the bi-weekly rates.

Please see the link below for the bi-weekly rates for 2011. The rates listed at the link will come out of the first 2 pay checks of each month (24 deductions per calendar year).

http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/2011_Benefits/2011InsurancePremiumGrid.pdf

If you have misplaced your benefit booklet, you can access the link below or on HR's Moodle site.

http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/2011_Benefits/EmployeeBenefitBooklet.pdf

Please contact human resources with any questions at 612-330-1058.

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Community Action Panel: Ending Homelessness

Time: Thursday, November 18 · 4:30pm - 6:00pm
Location: Cooper's Coffee Shop

It's almost winter and tonight there are an estimated 13,000 people in Minnesota without a place to call home - many of whom are children, veterans and individuals struggling with mental illness. Believe it or not, just a few decades ago, systemic homelessness did not exist in our state! Do you wish you felt more equipped to do something about this injustice plaguing our community??

Community LINK invites you to come hear 4 incredible panelists, whose organizations are working daily to eliminate homelessness in Minnesota, tell us some stories about the work that they do and talk about how WE can be involved!

There will be snacks to share and time to chat with the panelists afterwords. Please join us for a powerful time of sharing, and bring your friends!


We hope to see you there,

Community LINK

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Native American Heritage Month Celebration

The Augsburg Indigenous Student Association (AISA) at Augsburg College is hosting a event in celebration of National Native American Heritage Month on Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010 from 6-8:30 PM on campus in the Kennedy Center (Upstairs in the building next to the Football field/white dome where the Powwow is held).

Come enjoy a meal and presentations by Standing Bull Drum Group and Bob Whipple, Augsburg Student, who will speak on His perspective of education: Past, Present and Future in addition to getting information about Augsburg College, programs offered and how to apply if interested!!!

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Omicron Delta Malaria Awareness Dodgeball

Come out and join Omicron Delta for a fun night of Malaria Dodgeball.
Top two teams in the tournament will take home a prizes from Target and Pizza Luce.
$5 suggested donation for teams, all proceeds go to the ELCA Malaria Campaign.

Malaria Awareness Dodgeball.
Wednesday November 17th from 6-8pm.
At the Si Melby Hall Racquetball Court.
Can you and your team survive?

Get your team of 5 and sign up to participate by contacting, holen@augsburg.edu

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2nd Annual I-Term Panel Discussion: Food Systems

Please join the I-Term for a panel discussion of local and global food systems in Science 123, Tuesday November 16, from 12:10 - 1:20 p.m.

Discussants will include:

Julie Collver, Organics Division of General Mills
Chris Langholz, President of Cargill's US AgHorizons
Mark Muller, Director of Food and Society Fellows Program,
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
Tracy Singleton, owner of Birchwood Cafe,
leader in promoting local food system

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Climate Change Researcher Speaks Thursday, Nov. 18

Climate Change: Bridging the Gap between Scientific and Public Opinion

Presentation by Dr. Eric Grimsrud
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Immanuel Lutheran Church St. Paul, MN
7-8:30pm Program and questions
8:30-9pm Refreshments

Free and open to the public!
•
With a basic level of understanding of the science, we will be better
able to assess and participate in the public discussions of climate
change.
•
This presentation will increase public understanding concerning all
aspects of the climate change debate -from "is it really occurring"
to "what must we do to solve it" — by providing a readily
understandable summary of both the scientific and public views on
this subject and attempting to bridge the gaps that presently exist
between them.

About the presenter: Eric Grimsrud graduated from St. Olaf College,
Northfield, Minnesota, and received a PhD in Chemistry at the University
of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1970. He has been a teacher and research
scientist at several universities and was a Professor of Chemistry
at Montana State University, Bozeman, for 29 years. He has been an
active participant in the field of atmospheric chemistry for more than 35
years.


104 Snelling Ave. South 651-699-5560
St. Paul, MN 55105 www.immanuelstpaul.org

This Community Forum is hosted and sponsored by the Education/Literature Committee of Immanuel Lutheran
Church. We seek to provide our community with opportunities for information and open discussion on current
issues.


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Business Study Abroad Info Session

Are you a business major who wants to learn more about STUDY ABROAD options? Come to the info session!

What: Business Study Abroad Info Session

When: Thursday, November 18, 3:15 pm

Where: SCI 123

All business students interested in studying abroad should take advantage of this great opportunity to learn more about the programs. Speakers from the business department and study abroad department, as well as students, will be giving information about application deadlines, scholarships, how to decide where to study, what classes to take, etc. There will be FOOD!!!! Look forward to seeing you there.

Questions? Kelly x1215

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Looking Beyond "The Usual Suspects" - Mon., Nov. 22

CAO welcomes ALL student leaders to Looking Beyond "The Usual Suspects, the fourth installment in the Student Group Workshop Series. The goal of this series is to strengthen the awareness, leadership, management, and organizational skills of student leaders around a myriad of different topics.

This session will discuss ideas for expanding your networks and for working in coalition and collaboration with other groups. Come to this session to learn how to maximize your budget as well as think creatively about resources on and off-campus.

Dr. Jessica Nathanson, Director of the Women's Resource Center and Women's Studies Program and Assistant Professor in Women's Studies, will facilitate this workshop on Monday, November 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Oren Gateway 100.

Please remember, commissioned student organizations are required to send at least one representative to no less than two workshops per semester. Chartered student organizations are required to send at least one representative to no less than one workshop per semester.

Additionally, these workshops are for all student leaders on campus. So if you are not part of a formal organization, feel free to attend.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Get Your Free Pig this Week

Feed the Pig all class gift competition kicks off today. Pick up your class piggy bank in Christensen Center November 15-17 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. this week.

What is it all about?

1. Feed the pig your spare change.
2. Cash it in during Piggy Round-up Days for a chance to win iPods, Target gift cards, and more!
3. The class with the highest participation (number of people who cash theirs in) wins a class party at President Pribbenow's House!
4. ALL THE MONEY RAISED GOES TOWARD A SCHOLARSHIP FUND TO HELP A CURRENT AUGGIE STUDENT--IT COULD EVEN GO TO YOU!!!

Piggy Round up Days to cash in your pigs in Christensen Center:
December 1st 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
January 19th 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
February 1st 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
February 28 - March 4 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Faculty and Staff can get involved by adopting a class and turning in your change to help them, pick your pig up this week too! You can also donate online at http://givemn.razoo.com/story/Feed-The-Pig-Auggies-Give-Back-To-Student-Scholarships

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Women's Resource Center Brown-Bag Lunches

Faculty and staff (of all genders) are particularly encouraged to attend this lunch series; all members of the Augsburg community are welcome. Lunches will be held in the Women's Resource Center (207 Sverdrup).

This week:
Wed, Nov 17, 12:30-1:30 -- "Voices from Iraq" - three Iraqi women will talk about the experiences of average Iraqi families, especially women, living in a war zone

Next month:
Wed, Dec 8, 12:30-1:30 - "Robert's Rules of Order 101" with Bob Groven
Are you longing to participate in faculty or staff meetings, but you aren't sure of the procedure? Come and learn about making a motion, calling the question, and other basic meeting procedures.

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Employers TODAY from Arts/Communications

Join the Strommen Career and Internship Center for an informal open house and visit with employer representatives November 15-19th. Stop down daily between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.! Location Anderson Hall, Lower Level.
Refreshments and treats!

Tuesday, November 16th representatives from Brevity Communications, Augsburg Fortress and Springboard for the Arts will be on campus. Learn what employers are looking for, ask questions, and get resume tips.

Door prizes - including a chance to win a free networking lunch with an alumni, gift cards, and a kindle. Open to all majors. For a list of employers to to http://cswl.pbworks.com Questions call 612-330-1148

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Vagina Monologue Auditions, Nov. 17, 18 and 23

Steps to audition for the Vagina Monologues at Augsburg College!

1.Sign up for Audition slot the Tjornhom-Nelson Theater (Main Stage) door.

2.Find the scripts to practice in the Women's Resource Center: SVE207 (Make a copy if you need to) The piece you choose to perform for audition does not need to be memorized.

3. Come to Auditions: Nov. 17 and 18 (Wednesday and Thursday) form 7-8:30pm and Nov. 23 (Tuesday) from 6-7pm in the Women's Resource Center.

***Performance dates will be February 11 and 13 in Sateren Auditorium***

any questions contact Lucreshia at grantl@augsburg.edu

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Tea and Tips

Resident Life is hosting its Academic Success based event "Tea and Tips", on 30th November 2010 from 11:30am to 1:30pm in Christensen Center. It is for all students especially day students. There will be variety of Tea and very helpful tips from Professors from Science, Business and Religion department. Stop by and learn some very helpful tips to success in class.

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Turkeypalooza 2010

Thank you to all those who have donated cash and food items for Turkeypalooza, Campus Kitchen's annual Thanksgiving celebration. For those who still have things to bring, we will be in Christensen Center lobby from 2-2:30 this Tuesday and 4-4:30 this Wednesday accepting items. If those times don't work, please give a call and we'll arrange something. 612-701-8346.

Also, please plan to come to the Multicultural Dinner at the Brian Coyle Community Center on Thursday the 18th between 5:30-7. We'll be serving turkey and fixings, but there will also be Ethiopian, Somali, Vietnamese, Korean, and Mexican food, representing the cuisines of Cedar Riverside. The meal is free and delicious, and everyone is invited. If you can come early to set up, serve, or clean, let me know, but even if you have just 30 minutes to eat, check it out. It's another big reason to love the neighborhood!

Thank you!

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Focused Conversation: Enrollment Management Primer

Faculty and staff are invited to the next Focused Conversation on November 17, 12:00-1:00 pm in OGC 100. It's an Enrollment Management Primer - you can learn more about factors that determine who enrolls (and stays) at Augsburg. Demographics. Recruitment. Programs. Retention. Financial Aid.

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War and Peace and Evolution this Saturday

The first year honor students present War and Peace and Evolution, a play that is student written, directed and acted. This set of four vignettes are based off a the book "Evolution and Religion" we read this year. Come watch Lady Gaga and Sarah Palin duke it out, and see Alice in Wonderland talking about human origins. FREE! Prizes will be given out! Mark your calendars for Saturday November 20th 7-8pm in Sateren Auditorium

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Richard Davis, Chairman US Bancorp, speaks Nov. 18

The Strommen Executive Speakers Series brings executives of leading corporations to campus to share their experience with students and alumni. Please join us on Thursday, November 18 from 5:00-6:00 p.m. to hear Richard Davis, who serves as chairman, president and chief executive officer of US Bancorp. Headquartered in Minneapolis, US Bancorp is the parent company of U.S. Bank, the fifth largest commercial bank in the United States.

The event will take place in Sateren Auditorium promptly at 5:00 p.m. A question and answer period will follow, and light refreshments will be available prior to the event. The event is free; we ask that you let us know you'll attend. Please RSVP to roller@augsburg.edu or leave a message at 612.330.1720.

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TODAY - Benefit Enrollment Session at 1:00

This message is intended for all benefit eligible staff and faculty. The following communication was mailed to your home address. Therefore, there is no need to print out the material included in the links below.

Annual benefit enrollment period started on Monday, November 8 and will go through Friday, November 19. All forms must be turned in no later than 4:30 pm on Friday, November 19. You may drop your forms off in the HR office (Memorial Hall, Room 19) or fax to 612-330-1443. Please note that you ARE required to re-enroll in your health and dental benefits for the 2011 plan year. If you do not turn in an enrollment form, your benefit(s) will end on December 31.

Please remember that you must make your flexible spending account and health savings account elections every year. Your election from last year WILL NOT carry over into 2011. You must complete the universal enrollment form to make your election for 2011.

Important changes have been made to your benefit plan, and we strongly encourage all benefit eligible staff and faculty to attend one of the seven benefit information sessions. Please bring your enrollment packet that you will receive in the mail to the benefit information session. Sessions are scheduled as follows:

November 16, 2010 at 1:00 pm, Marshall Room
November 17, 2010 at 5:00 pm, OGC 100

Please see the following links to access information on benefit changes and other helpful information for the 2011 plan year:

Employee letter:
http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/2011_Benefits/BenefitRenewalLetter.pdf

Employee benefit information booklet:
http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/2011_Benefits/EmployeeBenefitBooklet.pdf

Helpful HealthPartners information:
http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/2011_Benefits/HealthPartners.pdf

Enrollment form:
http://web.augsburg.edu/hr/2011_Benefits/EnrollmentForm.pdf

You can search to see if your current health care provider is in the HealthPartners Open Access Network by going to http://www.healthpartners.com, then click on Find a Doctor, then click on the group health plan link and search the Open Access Network.

All of this information and the benefit renewal PowerPoint presentation can be found on Human Resources' Moodle site.

Please contact the human resources department with any questions at 612-330-1058.

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Big School to Fill

Join us tonight for a Tom's Shoes documentary screening in Oren Gateway from 7pm-8pm. The film will last about 20 minutes and there will be a discussion afterward for those interested.

Refreshments provided!

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Free Couch and Chair

Free oversize couch and chair, not in great shape, but ok for a dorm room. The receiver of this couch and chair must be able to arrange pick-up.
Email me at kuross@augsburg.edu
http://s115.photobucket.com/albums/n309/Kathleen_K/Couch/?action=view&current=Livingroom1.jpg

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PCA Wanted in Maple Grove Area

I currently work with a family but I am looking to cut back hours. I take care of an eleven-year old boy who has autism. The hours would be before and/or after school every day. For more information email krebs@augsburg.edu.

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