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Political Science Professor, Andrew Aoki, tells Fox 9 the Government Shutdown has Minimal Impact in Minnesota

Thousands of federal employees were furloughed across the country due to the government shutdown that began on Friday, January 19. Fortunately, things do not look so bad for the state of Minnesota.

鈥淲e have fewer things that are funded by the federal government, in fact we tend to send in more than we get back from the federal government.鈥 Andrew Aoki, political science professor at 海角社区 explains. However, the shutdown has affected both the Mississippi National River Visitors Center and the Science Museum, as both had to聽close.

Congratulations to Auggies named to the Fall Semester Dean’s List

海角社区 seal with the text Through Truth to Freedom 1869More than 900 海角社区聽undergraduate students were named to the 2017 Fall聽Semester Dean鈥檚 List. The 海角社区聽Dean鈥檚 List recognizes those full-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and those part-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.75 or higher in a given term.

Students who wish to notify their hometown newspapers of their achievement can do so at their discretion using a聽news announcement template.

 

 

Mike Sime talks with Paul Douglas on WCCO Radio about the start and success of the StepUP庐 program.

Mike Sime, Augsburg StepUP庐 program advisory board chair, talked with Paul Douglas on WCCO Radio Friday about the program’s foundation, success, and work to support other institutions in establishing recovery programs. Douglas called StepUP庐 a revolutionary program, as it currently is the largest聽residential聽collegian聽recovery program in the U.S. The program is dedicated to聽students聽in recovery from drug of alcohol abuse and provides a sober聽living聽environment聽and聽counseling.

“I look at it as a parent. If you have a聽student聽who is newly in recovery, has been sober and now you think about sending them off to college, that聽would聽be my worst nightmare, so to have a safe and supportive environment that they can come to that is clean and sober with other students, it really makes sense and creates an unique聽environment,鈥 expressed Mike about the importance of having such program.

The program began after a student in recovery shared聽his聽need for a sober environment, explained Mike. The student expressed that his experience would have been easier if he had a community who was also in recovery with him. Augsburg made the commitment to develop StepUP庐聽and through it, the program has helped over 750 students in 20 years.

 

Listen to the full story beginning at 16:40 on the聽Paul and Jordana Show website.

Midwest Home talks with Professor Kristin Anderson about “ordinary” mid-century homes

Kristin Anderson in stadium
Professor Kristen Anderson

Midwest Home Magazine featured a Q & A with Kristin Anderson, professor of art history and 海角社区 archivist, about her presentation,聽“Residential Architecture of the 1950s and 60s,” which focuses on ordinary homes from the period.

Anderson developed the presentation after she encountered strong interest in her continuing education class for real estate agents from people outside the real estate industry.

CONGRATULATIONS TO AUGGIES NAMED TO THE SUMMER SEMESTER DEAN鈥橲 LIST

海角社区 SealMore than 100聽海角社区聽undergraduate students were named to the 2017 Summer聽Semester Dean鈥檚 List. The 海角社区聽Dean鈥檚 List recognizes those full-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and those part-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.75 or higher in a given term.

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Students who wish to notify their hometown newspapers of their achievement can do so at their discretion using a聽news announcement template.

Recovery Campus magazine interviews StepUP鈥橲 Patrice Salmeri

Pratice Salmeri on the coverAs Augsburg’s new executive director for recovery advancement,聽Patrice Salmeri will work to reduce stigma聽associated with substance use disorder recovery, inspire additional聽universities to provide recovery programs, and work with StepUP Program alumni, among other duties. Salmeri has led Augsburg’s pioneering StepUP Program for the past 15 years, and聽magazine featured Salmeri in a story聽about聽the transition to her new role and the current climate of recovery in higher education.

In the article, Salmeri explained that while she’ll miss daily interaction with StepUP students, she is truly “looking forward to focusing more attention on the alumni and the value they bring to our community as well as advocating on local, regional and national levels.”

 

 

 

Finance and Commerce highlights Augsburg’s Hagfors Center in private college construction update

Exterior of the front of the Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and ReligionAugsburg College’s $73 million, 135,000-square-foot Norman and Evangeline Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion is the largest construction project underway at Twin Cities private colleges and universities. 聽included details on the project’s scope, timeline, and funding in an article that outlined summer building and renovation projects on campuses across Minnesota.

Scheduled to open in January 2018, the Hagfors Center will be Augsburg’s聽newest and largest academic building. The facility — designed by Minneapolis-based HGA Architects — features a student-centered layout聽that will foster intersections among areas of study and encourage collaboration.聽As the noted, the Hagfors Center was the focus of a successful $50 million fundraising campaign that exceeded its goal.

Comprehensive聽project milestone information is available through weekly updates on the Hagfors Center website.

 

 

Congratulations to Auggies named to the Spring Semester Dean’s List

More than 900 Augsburg College undergraduate students were named to the 2017 Spring Semester Dean鈥檚 List. The Augsburg College Dean鈥檚 List recognizes those full-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and those part-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.75 or higher in a given term.

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Students who wish to notify their hometown newspapers of their achievement can do so at their discretion using a聽news announcement template.

CONGRATULATIONS TO AUGGIES NAMED TO THE FALL SEMESTER DEAN鈥橲 LIST

Augsburg College undergraduate students were named to the 2016 Fall聽Semester Dean鈥檚 List. The Augsburg College Dean鈥檚 List recognizes those full-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and those part-time students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.75 or higher in a given term.

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Students who wish to notify their hometown newspapers of their achievement can do so at their discretion.聽View the .