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Stepping outside is a distinct reminder that summer is here, as Minnesotans flock to the lakes and rivers, and the temperature and humidity spike.聽 Campus Kitchen is actively preparing for its summer programming, planting vegetables in the community garden, prepping for summer meal distribution, collaborating with local farmers to facilitate two farmer鈥檚 markets, and getting ready for youth workshops at the Brian Coyle Community Center.

Campus Kitchen at Augsburg is a unique partnership between Augsburg College, The Campus Kitchens Project, A鈥檝iands Augsburg Dining Services, and local community agencies. It is a key component of聽the聽, which works to strengthen and expand service learning, civic engagement, and experiential education on and around campus.聽There are several volunteer opportunities for alumni.

We welcome alumni participation with preparing, serving, and sharing meals with our Cedar-Riverside neighbors at local agencies, and look forward to seeing you in the neighborhood.

Want to Volunteer?
Group opportunities, contact Jay Peterson at petersj4@augsburg.edu
For alumni volunteering, please email volunteer@augsburg.edu

For questions about Campus Kitchens, email Elena Eselage, eselage@augsburg.edu 聽or Brittney Westgard,聽westgard@augsburg.edu

There are dozens of ways alumni can get involved at Augsburg-from serving on a board or committee, to volunteering at Homecoming, or supporting current Auggies with career advice. Parents of Auggies often find joy volunteering at Commencement. The Matyi’s have taken time out of their weekend to volunteer at Commencement for 5 years. When asked why they volunteer, Elaine and Tim both exclaimed, “We enjoy聽seeing happy family and friends as they arrive to watch聽their graduate complete the Augsburg experience.”

If you would like to learn about ways to get involved, send us an email: volunteer@augsburg.edu.

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The board exists to guide the Office of Alumni and Constituent Relations of Augsburg College in serving the valued alumni, parents and friends of the College by providing resources and opportunities to engage with the College and each other through consistent communication, inclusive programming and intentional relationship building.

To request more information about becoming a member of this dynamic group, please contact Kim Stone at stonek@augsburg.edu.

New events along with traditional favorites make Homecoming one of the best times to come back to campus all year. Reconnect with fellow alumni and favorite faculty, and experience the Augsburg of 2014. Watch for future updates.

If you would like to help make your reunion a success, contact the Office of Alumni and Constituent Relations at 612-330-1085 or alumni@augsburg.edu.

On Wednesday, November 20, 2013, the Strommen Center for Meaningful Work and the Augsburg Student Business Organization held an Etiquette Dinner for students at Augsburg College from聽6聽to 8 p.m.聽Fifty students, seven alumni and three staff members attended the event.

Deenna Latus, Certified Etiquette Consultant shared the do鈥檚 and don鈥檛s of dining etiquette.聽In addition to being a subject matter expert on etiquette, she did a wonderful job of engaging our diverse group by sharing聽humorous examples and providing practical tips. By having an alum at each of the seven tables it provided a great opportunity for Augsburg students to network with recent alumni as the students built confidence in handling formal dining situations they may encounter on the job.

Thank you to the seven alumni who gave their time to support current Augsburg students; Laurie Barger ’12, Evan Decker ’12,聽Greta Gunderson ’09, Andy Held ’05, Dan Hirtz ’12, and Samantha Johns ’12.

If you’re interested in giving back to Augsburg by volunteering at events such as this, contact us by emailing volunteer@augsburg.edu.