Introducing: The Augustana Class of 2013 – 413 men and women who are the artists, entrepreneurs, educators, scientists, writers, religion scholars, doctors, philosophers, nurses, journalists and musicians of tomorrow. See photos from Commencement on Saturday!
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News Feed
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Class of 2013 Celebrates Commencement
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Four Named to German Honor Society
Seniors Spencer Hopewell and Molly Kokesh, and juniors Andrew Gardner and Jeff Nielsen have been inducted into the Augustana chapter of Delta Phi Alpha, the national honor society for students of German.
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Six Inducted into French National Honor Society
Augustana students Laura Bane, Sydney Fleming, Sabrina Johnson, Madeline Nykamp, Megan Soe and Elle Onisciuc have been inducted into the College's Mu Alpha chapter of Pi Delta Phi, the National French Honor Society.
Event Calendar
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June 8: "Saturdays at CWS" to Create Your Own Corn Jewelry
"Create Your Own Corn Jewelry" is the topic of the upcoming “Saturdays at CWS” workshop event from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, June 8, and no jewelry-making experience is necessary. Sign up soon because class size is limited to five students!
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June 13-15: Lighting the Way Autism Conference, Walk
As diagnoses of Autism continue to increase, two nationally known experts on autism spectrum disorders will be in Sioux Falls to speak at the "Lighting the Way: Solutions for Success" conference, set for June 13-14, at Augustana's Gilbert Science Center. Following the conference, the 2013 South Dakota Walk Now for Autism Speaks will be held on Saturday, June 15, at Kirkeby-Over Stadium.
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June 13: 'Early Views of Dakota Territory'
The Center for Western Studies at Augustana College will host its 24th annual June Event, “Stepping into History: Early Views of Dakota Territory,” featuring dinner, entertainment and the premiere of the "Dakota Territory Plans and Mountains (1866-1889): Images from the Robert Kolbe Collection." Proceeds from the event will benefit the redesign and expansion of the Center's museum exhibits.
