Archives for 2024

Luther Seminary, along with Augsburg, is continuing the process of moving to a new ticketing system – TeamDynamix – for organizing and tracking issues and requests. TeamDynamix has new tools to help improve our responsiveness, provide better support offerings and information resources, and increase cybersecurity. We are moving Luther Seminary support requests over to TeamDynamix this week.

When you email helpdesk@luthersem.edu for IT support, you will notice a slightly different message format to responses you receive, and that the responses will come from an @highered-sharedservices.org email address instead. Rest assured, it’s still the Luther Seminary OT team on the other end. More features will be rolled out in the coming months, so look for more information coming soon.

If you have any questions – please let us know at: helpdesk@luthersem.edu

In this devotion, Cameron Howard, associate professor of Old Testament, writes that Jesus’ birth points toward his death, and his death points us toward his—and our—resurrection. Read today’s God Pause.

When. Wednesday, December 18, 10 a.m.
Where. Chapel Lobby and Dining Area, OCC
Who. Everyone is invited—students, staff, and faculty
What. Gathering for Cocoa, Cider, Coffee, and Treats | Do-It-Yourself Nativity | Community Lunch | Carol Singing
We invite you to join us for fellowship and snacks, some light-hearted fun participating in or watching colleagues as we recreate a completely unique nativity, a community meal, the singing of carols, and celebrating coworkers who have reached various milestones.

• Treats. Bring a dozen of your favorite Christmas cookies, bars, or other treats to share.
• DIY Nativity. Join the frivolity
• Lunch. Join us for a delicious community meal
• Music. Interested in providing accompaniment for carol singing? Check here and we will reach out.
• Milestones. Sharing annual employee recognition toward the end of lunch

In this devotion, Cameron Howard, associate professor of Old Testament, reflects on the gift of music. Read today’s God Pause.

Students who haven’t completed their required Healthy Boundaries training are invited to register for new sessions now available. To check if you have done this, please login to MyLutherNet and click on the “My Degree” tab and then scroll down and look at the bottom right “Non-Degree Requirements” section.

Staff and faculty, please take a few moments to complete the staff-faculty version of the Marketing and Communications pocket survey. A similar version was shared recently with students, and the Marketing and Communications team has asked for feedback from the entire community. Please take 5-10 minutes to complete the survey. Your responses are confidential and anonymous. The survey is open until Wednesday, December 18.