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Faculty in the PLU SoN feel that an integral role of a faculty member is continued growth in their academic and professional realm. This can be accomplished through continuing professional development by attending professional conferences and training. Faculty can apply for development funds based on availability of funds and approval by the Dean. Application Process for Conference/Training & Reimbursement Travel- Pre Travel Authorization form 2019 Travel Expense Voucher – – Travel on or after

Prism 2016-17 Editorial Board  Sergia Hay, Philosophy Brenda Ihssen, Religion Carmiña Palerm, Languages and Literatures Solveig Robinson, English Contact PrismPhone: 253-535-7321 Email: prism@plu.edu Division of Humanities Hauge Administration Building Room 222 Tacoma. WA 98447-0003Division of HumanitiesPrism, the magazine of the Humanities Division at Pacific Lutheran University, expresses the scholarly viewpoints or deliberations of Humanities faculty, and occasionally others by invitation

Vendor InformationPreferred VendorsPLU preferred vendors include those that have preferred contracts with the University directly and cooperative contracts. Purchases of $10,000 and over from a PLU preferred vendor do not require competitive bidding. Learn moreResponsible PurchasingPLU is committed to diversity, inclusion and care for communities as a means of upholding our mission. The Procurement Office has developed supplier diversity initiatives to ensure these values are represented in our

Frequently Asked QuestionsApplication RequirementsWhat are your application requirements?You can find an application, as well as all the details, at the international application page. In general, the requirements are: Fill out the application Submit an essay Send official transcripts translated to English from all schools you’ve attended (upper secondary and any schools you are currently attending) Complete the Declaration of Finances form TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo scores, or other proof of

After PLU Read up on what alumni from each of our academic divisions are doing—and how PLU helped shape their career paths. More Information U MagazineU Magazine is designed for prospective students–and it’s a quite a bit different than your typical college brochure. U features real stories by real students about the people, programs and places that make PLU so extraordinary. U comes out twice a year.Spring 2015 Fall 2014 Spring 2014 Fall 2013

Dear Residents of Clover Creek Watershed, It is becoming increasingly evident that pollution is infesting the watershed that our community cares for. Pollution not only affects the wildlife populations that inhabit in and around the watershed but also the overall stream health. If Pierce County residents could start picking up human trash they find and could put in place more volunteer clean up organizations we could restore the watershed to its original beauty and liveliness. -Mary Lynn McLeod

Exhibit Blogposts Through ENVT 350, students have projects centered around Chambers Clover Creek Watershed. Some of these are, and will be, uploaded to this website to share the knowledge discovered at PLU through ENVT 350. Here are some we think you might enjoy: Salmon in Chambers Clover Creek Watershed Stormwater Pollution in Chambers Clover Creek Watershed Restoration in Chambers-Clover Creek Watershed The Policy Protection and Value Attributed to Chinook Salmon and Insects in the Chambers