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Spanish Education major Rachel Holst ‘21 at La Paz in Costa Rica. She’s spending a term studying in Heredia. ¡Pura vida!

Spanish Education major Rachel Holst ‘21 at La Paz in Costa Rica. She’s spending a term studying in Heredia. ¡Pura vida!

Shaila: Study abroad, interdisciplinary opportunities abound - Wartburg College

Shaila: Study abroad, interdisciplinary opportunities abound - Wartburg College Study abroad, interdisciplinary opportunities aboundBy Alexa Ganzeveld ’21, Britt Avery ’22, Hope Mather ’22 and Hannah Witte ’21 When Shaila Ver,

Wartburg Spanish updated their phone number.

Wartburg Spanish updated their phone number.

Fotos de estudiantes, graduación del 2021

Fotos de estudiantes, graduación del 2021

Fotos de estudiantes, graduación del 2021

Graduation 2021

Congratulations to Dr. Ramírez Martínez for earning this prestigious award!

Congratulations to Dr. Ramírez Martínez for earning this prestigious award!

Presentaciones finales de cine español y comida mexicana de @casaroblestaqueria

Presentaciones finales en la clase de cine español

Presentaciones finales en la clase de cine español

Análisis de “Te doy mis ojos” de Bollaín en la clase de cine español

Análisis de “Te doy mis ojos” de Bollaín en la clase de cine español

Seven Knights Collect A-R-C Postseason Honors, Sherwood Named Player of the Year - Wartburg College Athletics

¡Enhorabuena Leah Campos!

Seven Knights Collect A-R-C Postseason Honors, Sherwood Named Player of the Year - Wartburg College Athletics CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The American Rivers Conference announced its 2021 Softball All-Conference Awards on Wednesday, May 19, with five honored on the First Team, a pair on the Second Team, and Kaci Sherwood awarded the Position Player of the Year.

¡Felicitaciones Hidaly!

Congratulations to alumna Dr. Kerri Golinghorst, MD on graduating from medical school at the University of Iowa!

Congratulations to alumna Dr. Kerri Golinghorst, MD on graduating from medical school at the University of Iowa!

Congratulations to Spanish alumna Dr. Amanda Rector, PhD on defending her dissertation at the University of Illinois!

Clase de cine español hoy. Tema: Mujeres al borde de Almodóvar

Clase de cine español hoy. Tema: Mujeres al borde de Almodóvar

Hannah: I learned what humanity means - Wartburg College

Congratulations to Hannah Sprague, Wartburg's outstanding senior Spanish major!

Hannah: I learned what humanity means - Wartburg College I learned what humanity meansBy Katie Hirv ’22 Hannah Sprague’s Wartburg experience took her around the globe and immersed her in the Spanish culture and l,

Un día muy bonito para pasear en el campus hoy

Congrats to alumnus Saeed Halim who just graduated with his M.A. in Latin American Studies from Indiana University!

Congrats to alumnus Saeed Halim who just graduated with his M.A. in Latin American Studies from Indiana University!

Our lineup for the 42nd annual Latin American Film Series is here! We are so excited to be back with wonderful, FREE films centering Latin American and Caribbean stories. Find the whole lineup here, as well as the links to register for access to films, and the film site through PRAGDA

https://uwm.edu/clacs/42nd-annual-latin-american-film-series-april-16-22-2021/

[04/09/21]   ¡Felicitaciones a Hannah Sprague y Rachel Holst!

We’re getting ready to celebrate being Knights on #UKnightDay! Help us reach the goal of 1,852 UKnighted on Thursday, March 25, and support the college! Click here to learn more about the big day & see what challenges are in store: https://bit.ly/UKD2021

We’re getting ready to celebrate being Knights on #UKnightDay! Help us reach the goal of 1,852 UKnighted on Thursday, March 25, and support the college! Click here to learn more about the big day & see what challenges are in store: https://bit.ly/UKD2021

[03/22/21]   Check out our awesome alumna Dr. Lindsay Heinen at work!

Full episode featuring Abby Mokhtary '18 now available!

In Episode 3 we welcome Abby Mokhtary, RN, BSN, PHN to the Nightingale Project! Abby radiates positivity about her experiences as a new nurse who went to nursing school during a pandemic. She reminds us of the power of showing one another grace as we emerge from the pandemic. Listen now to hear about the hope that she finds from her supportive nurse colleagues and patients' families.

Listen and subscribe now!
Podcast homepage: https://nightingaleproject.buzzsprout.com (LINK IN BIO)

Abigail Mokhtary, RN, BSN, PHN is a Home Health and Hospice registered nurse at Catholic Health Initiatives St. Gabriel’s Hospital in Little Falls, MN. Abby graduated from Wartburg College (Waverly, IA) in 2018 with degrees in Spanish and Biology. Before committing to more school, she worked as a substitute teacher, a cross country and track coach, a bartender, and a nurses’ aide. She went on to study nursing at The College of St. Scholastica (St. Cloud, MN) and graduated from their accelerated post-baccalaureate BSN program in December 2020. After passing the boards and becoming a licensed Registered Nurse and Public Health Nurse, she began working in her current position, traveling to peoples' homes within her community and providing skilled nurse services. Her experiences in nursing started early on. Working in long-term care and home care as a nurses’ aide is what brought Abby to the nursing profession. Abby currently lives in Flensburg, MN with her pup Gus and fiancé Rob. Their free time is often consumed with spending time with family, fishing, and finding the next big project.

The Nightingale Project is an authentic space for shared experiences in nursing. The podcast features real stories from the nursing community about topics such as loneliness, resilience, and the realities of caregiving during a pandemic.

Hosted by Jenna Z. Berendzen, ARNP, DNP & Sarah Montgomery, PhD

Follow us on Instagram @the.nightingale.project and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thenightingaleproject

Send us an email [email protected] or Instagram DM @the.nightingale.project with ideas for topics you'd like us to explore or potential guests!

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Spanish Yoga Class Alleviates Pressure During Stressful Times

https://www.iowapublicradio.org/ipr-news/2021-02-17/spanish-yoga-class-alleviates-pressure-during-stressful-times?fbclid=IwAR1nhcesCym8jS21E1YTDYWDugaBQSVlYVSFGWYfRFyNURc2HJXbVSFYYnU

Spanish Yoga Class Alleviates Pressure During Stressful Times A year of living in a pandemic has brought lots of emotional and physical stress. And one woman is trying to alleviate some of that by leading yoga classes in Spanish.

The Two Lives of Latinos

The Two Lives of Latinos Being bilingual and bicultural doesn’t give you two separate personalities, but the abilities of two personalities in one.

Wartburg College Alliance

This week, Alliance will be providing a safe place for students to come and talk about their feelings about the election and current events. There will be someone from our executive team in the Alliance lounge (Lohe 137) throughout this week from 7-8 P.M. each night. We hope to be able to support you all through these stressful times.

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Take a few minutes to look through this year's student entries in the Study Away Photo Contest! The People's Choice award will go to the photo in this album with the most "likes," so give some love to your favorites. (Students, faculty and staff may vote for the overall winners using the link from your Juice email and campus posters.) You'll love the photos AND the stories from the students who took them... the variety of study away options at Wartburg is amazing!

Learn more at www.wartburg.edu/study-away 🌍

Repost from @wartburgcollege #outfly #valelapena #worthit

¡Feliz Outfly! ¡Que disfruten hoy!

Online Survey Software | Qualtrics Survey Solutions

If you are a senior and a first-generation college student, please consider participating in this study by a Wartburg alumna.

Dear Participant,

My name is Yvonne Ayesiga and I am conducting research as a part of my doctoral dissertation under the direction of Dr. Eric Anctil in the School of Education at the University of Portland. I am studying Impostor Phenomenon among first-generation college seniors and the factors that contribute to resilience and persistence on the journey to graduation.

Purpose of the Study
The purpose of this study is to explore the lived experiences of first-generation college seniors to understand the presence, or lack thereof, of impostor phenomenon during their college journey. In addition, the study seeks to examine how experiences of resilience and persistence among first-generation college students relate to the presence, or lack thereof, of impostor phenomenon. What is Impostor Phenomenon? Impostor phenomenon is described as an individual’s feelings of not being as capable or adequate as others may perceive or evaluate them to be. Symptoms include feelings of phoniness and self-doubt (Clance, 1985). Resilience refers to students who regardless of economic, cultural, family, or other social barriers still succeed at a higher level (Cabrera & Padilla, 2004). Persistence is the percentage of students who are able to return to college at any institution any given term year-to-year (National Student Clearinghouse Research Center, 201).

Participation
If you agree to participate in this study, you will be asked to complete an online survey to measure resilience, grit (persistence) and impostor phenomenon.

Participating in this study is completely voluntary and anonymous. The survey should take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. There are no known risks for participating in this study. The results of this study may be used in reports, presentations, and publications but the researcher will not identify you or your institution. There are no known risks associated with this study. You may withdraw your consent at any time and discontinue participation without penalty. You are not waiving any legal rights because of your participation in this research study. Your honest responses on the survey may help us understand more about impostor phenomenon, experiences of resilience and persistence among first-generation college students. This research may help improve future services and supports for first-generation college students on the journey to college success.

Thank you in advance for your consideration. If you have any other questions, please contact me at 319-596-8494 or e-mail me at [email protected]. You may also contact Dr. Eric Anctil at 503-943- 7690 or email at [email protected]. Questions or concerns about your rights as a research participant should be directed to the University of Portland Institutional Review Board, via e-mail at [email protected].

The study has received approval through the UP IRB process. Thank you in advance for your participation in this study. To take the survey, click on the following link: https://uportland.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0cQKpevsnvcQMWF After completing the survey above, you will be entered in a drawing to win one of three $20 Amazon gift cards by providing your name and contact information.

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Yvonne Ayesiga
Doctoral Candidate, University of Portland

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Rising Stars: Britney Ross, of McGraw-Hill

¡Felicitaciones, Britney Ross!

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