Office of Marketing & Communications

Office of Strategic Communications & Marketing

Communications & Marketing at AU

The mission of the Office of Strategic Communications & Marketing (SC&M) is to create awareness while enhancing the image and reputation of Augustana University.

Telling the Augustana story is the goal of each image, advertisement and event. SC&M aims to project a consistent brand identity, establish and promote events that celebrate the joy of Augustana, report campus news, maintain strong relationships with the media and broader Sioux Falls community, recognize the achievements of students, professors and alumni, as well as target communication to each of our audiences using a variety of media.

Contact

Office of Strategic Communications & Marketing | marketing@augie.edu

Augustana University
Administration Building (Third Floor)
2001 S. Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57197

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Latest News

Three Professors Named Augustana Student Association 2023-24 Faculty of the Year

The Augustana Student Association (ASA) honored three professors with the ASA Faculty of the Year Award on Monday, April 29. The award is given annually for excellence in teaching and distinguished service to the students of Augustana University. Along with writing thank you notes to professors, ASA asks fellow students to nominate their favorite AU faculty member for the awards.

Augustana University Announces 2024-25 Christopherson Scholarship Recipients

Augustana University is proud to announce that six of its students have been awarded Fred C. and J. Marie Christopherson Scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year. The recipients of the Fred C. and J. Marie Christopherson Scholarship are recognized as students who are committed to the university, respected by their peers, have a strong work ethic and a solid character.

The Journey of a Lifetime: Biology Professor Introduces Augustana Students to Native Country of Kenya

In their nearly month-long trip, Augustana University students learned how food security, education, health systems and policies impact the welfare, decision-making and resiliency of the people in Kenya. They did so by immersing themselves in the local communities they visited. And, in turn, they made authentic connections.