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Augustana College Representative Assembly records
The Augustana College Representative Assembly was a student government organization. Each year, students elected representatives from each class to meet and discuss issues relating to campus and student life. The materials include correspondence, and papers on a variety of subjects relevant to the school and the association.
WVIK publications
Augustana College’s WVIK is the campus public radio station. Originally only available on Augustana College's campus, it was later expanded to broadcast to the Quad Cities and surrounding community. Materials in this collection include listening guides, program guides, Top 40 lists, news clippings, brochures, surveys, advertisements, and tenth anniversary materials (brochures, news clippings, and announcements) as well as recorded programs from Rock Island Lines segment.
Augustana College Science Division records
The division of science refers to the departments of biology, chemistry, physics, geology, geography, and mathematics. Materials in this collection include correspondence, reports, financial information, minutes, brochures, lectures, programs, news releases, drawings, floor plans, development plans, grant information, and surveys.
Collection of Augustana College scrapbooks
Augustana College Social Committee records
The Augustana College Social Committee was organized in 1937, replacing the former Board of Control of Social Activities. The group claimed to "ignore organizational frontiers, including all students in its plans." The committee planned numerous all-school social events throughout the school year, including Halloween and Christmas parties as well as a Spring picnic. This collection contains the group's meeting minutes from 1937 to 1948.
Augustana College S.O.S. records
Augustana College Student Government Association records
Augustana College Student Volunteer Band meeting minutes
The Student Volunteer Band was a select group of possible missionaries. The group met often to discuss missionary activities, and to study current problems in mission fields. The collection includes the organization’s minutes.
Collection on Augustana College study abroad programs
Augustana College Summer School publicity materials
Augustana College first established a summer school program in 1916. The administration offered students the choice of three classes on the Rock Island campus. The program gradually expanded to a greater number of classes, as well as summer school classes in locations such as the Rocky Mountains, France, Germany, Spain, and Sweden. Materials in this collection include brochures and summer foreign term pamphlets.