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TO VIKING: AUGUST ANA CAREER STATS RUSHING YARDS: 2,662 TOUCHDOWNS: 29 Above: goaugie.com Right: Minnesota Vikings LONGEST RUN: 61 YARDS HOW A DIVISION II RUNNING BACK WENT PRO: Alcohol violations go down the drain New administration seeks more diversity on campus GRACE WALLIN gmwal/in 7 l@ole.augie.edu From 2014 to 2016 campus liquor law violations have decreased by a margin of almost 90 incidents, according to Augustana's annual Clery report. With this significant reduction of alcohol-related violations comes the question of what this trend says about the student body and the possible change in attitude among younger generations towards alcohol. Augustana University a criminal citation for possession of alcohol on campus, the students can still be subject to judicial action. One possible explanation for the decrease in violations is the continued presence of alcohol awareness education on campus. "Our approach is a comprehensive one that does not lean on one factor;' Dean of Students Jim Bies said. "I do not believe there is one 'silver bullet' that is, by itself, a solution:' Augustana's alcohol "Our current policies and procedures are certainly effective in mitigating the effects of alcohol-related decision making that our students are involved in;' Bies said. "However, we are seeing an increase in the number of students who do not use alcohol at all or choose to use very little:' - A change in the younger generations' attitude towards alcohol consumption could also explain not only the decrease in alcohol violations on campus, but also statistics showing a decrease in drinking on campuses nationwide. operates under a 'dry , 1. Graphic by Wyatt campus po ICy, mean-awareness and education program includes an em- "It would not surprise me that less students are drinking because I think more students are seeing that they can hang out without having to drink alcohol;' freshman Teague Schultz said. "It is definitely true ing that anyone who possesses alcohol on campus is in violation of the student code of conduct. While campus safety may not write up students older than 21 for Swimming braces for mid-season - PAGE12 phasis on student safety, late night programming, bystander training and the Step Up program, Alcohol Edu, consistent policy enforcement and TIPS training. See ALCOHOL, page 3 Exclusive Q&A with lawyer and sexual assault survivor Stacey Lannert PAGE3 BEAU BORDEWYK bjbordewyk 7 6@ole.augie.edu Augustana University aims to increase the diverse student population, counting domestic students of color and internatio nal students, to 20 percent of enrollment, according to Augustana University President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin. Diverse students curren~ly constitute just over 16 percent of the student population. In 2014, when the goal of 20 percent of enrollment being made up of diverse students was adopted, the percentage was at 14.6 percent. Herseth Sandlin says diversity is an important factor of Augustana's VISIOn for the future. "Diversity factors into our 'vision because we believe that by helping more students learn about each other and the world, we're also preparing more individuals to make tomorrow's communities even better than today's;' Herseth Sandlin said. "That's why we work so hard to provide our See DIVERSITY, page 3 The World's Tallest Animator: Interview with David Wolter PAGE7 ·~ ''! \ I .t. ~ l ' \ ' "' 7 't f r I
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Title | Mirror - November 10, 2017 |
Subject (LC) | Augustana University (Sioux Falls, S.D.)--Students--Newspapers |
Type | Newspaper |
Date | 2017-11-10 |
Publishing agency | Augustana University |
Rights | This image may not be reproduced without the express written consent of Augustana University, Sioux Falls, SD, USA 57197. |
Medium | Text |
Format - Digital | |
Language | English |
Collection | Augustana Newspapers |
Contributing Institution | Mikkelsen Library, Augustana University |
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Title | Page 1 |
Date | 2017-11-10 |
Text | TO VIKING: AUGUST ANA CAREER STATS RUSHING YARDS: 2,662 TOUCHDOWNS: 29 Above: goaugie.com Right: Minnesota Vikings LONGEST RUN: 61 YARDS HOW A DIVISION II RUNNING BACK WENT PRO: Alcohol violations go down the drain New administration seeks more diversity on campus GRACE WALLIN gmwal/in 7 l@ole.augie.edu From 2014 to 2016 campus liquor law violations have decreased by a margin of almost 90 incidents, according to Augustana's annual Clery report. With this significant reduction of alcohol-related violations comes the question of what this trend says about the student body and the possible change in attitude among younger generations towards alcohol. Augustana University a criminal citation for possession of alcohol on campus, the students can still be subject to judicial action. One possible explanation for the decrease in violations is the continued presence of alcohol awareness education on campus. "Our approach is a comprehensive one that does not lean on one factor;' Dean of Students Jim Bies said. "I do not believe there is one 'silver bullet' that is, by itself, a solution:' Augustana's alcohol "Our current policies and procedures are certainly effective in mitigating the effects of alcohol-related decision making that our students are involved in;' Bies said. "However, we are seeing an increase in the number of students who do not use alcohol at all or choose to use very little:' - A change in the younger generations' attitude towards alcohol consumption could also explain not only the decrease in alcohol violations on campus, but also statistics showing a decrease in drinking on campuses nationwide. operates under a 'dry , 1. Graphic by Wyatt campus po ICy, mean-awareness and education program includes an em- "It would not surprise me that less students are drinking because I think more students are seeing that they can hang out without having to drink alcohol;' freshman Teague Schultz said. "It is definitely true ing that anyone who possesses alcohol on campus is in violation of the student code of conduct. While campus safety may not write up students older than 21 for Swimming braces for mid-season - PAGE12 phasis on student safety, late night programming, bystander training and the Step Up program, Alcohol Edu, consistent policy enforcement and TIPS training. See ALCOHOL, page 3 Exclusive Q&A with lawyer and sexual assault survivor Stacey Lannert PAGE3 BEAU BORDEWYK bjbordewyk 7 6@ole.augie.edu Augustana University aims to increase the diverse student population, counting domestic students of color and internatio nal students, to 20 percent of enrollment, according to Augustana University President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin. Diverse students curren~ly constitute just over 16 percent of the student population. In 2014, when the goal of 20 percent of enrollment being made up of diverse students was adopted, the percentage was at 14.6 percent. Herseth Sandlin says diversity is an important factor of Augustana's VISIOn for the future. "Diversity factors into our 'vision because we believe that by helping more students learn about each other and the world, we're also preparing more individuals to make tomorrow's communities even better than today's;' Herseth Sandlin said. "That's why we work so hard to provide our See DIVERSITY, page 3 The World's Tallest Animator: Interview with David Wolter PAGE7 ·~ ''! \ I .t. ~ l ' \ ' "' 7 't f r I |