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Pacific Lutheran University School of Business Executive Advisory BoardThe Executive Advisory Board is a non-fiduciary board that meets twice a year, established to provide guidance, support, and assistance to the School of Business. Members of the council have resources, skills, and qualities that advance the School of Business and the Board in: Guiding program direction, strategic growth, and community connections Providing financial support both personally and through corporate connections

concentration. The School of Business has two types of advisors: Professional advisor – a staff member with specialized training in academic advising and knowledge of all areas of the School of Business and General Education requirements. All first year and new transfer students will work with a professional advisor. Faculty advisors – Once you’ve completed your first year and declared your concentration, you will be assigned to a faculty advisor. This individual is a member of the teaching faculty and a

• Be between the ages of 17 and 26 • Have a high school Cumulative GPA of at least 2.50* • Have a high school diploma • SAT/ACT required, no minimum score • Meet medical standards • Agree to accept a Commission as a 2nd Lieutenant and serve 4 years in the Regular Army, or 8 years in the Army Reserve, or Army National Guard (part-time Citizen Soldier) *Minimum requirement. Higher scores will increase competitiveness. There are also Campus Based ROTC Scholarships, and Reserve Component ROTC

., keyboard)). Know how to define variables and use them. Be able to read both numeric input (e.g., integer and floating point) and character input (e.g., character, string, line). Know how to manipulate strings (e.g. determine length of a string, concatenate strings, find character at position i in a string, find characters in a string). Know how to write a loop. Know how to create and use arrays. Review the PC^2 team guide. The guide will familiarize students with PC^2 and problem submission. Contest

Alumni-Led Virtual Worship OpportunitiesJoin your fellow Lutes as they lead worship in their own virtual and remote spaces, places, and times! Pastor Erika (Tobin) Bergh ’15, Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, Anchorage, AK * Pastor Jonette Blakney ’85, Trinity Lutheran Church, Parkland, WA * Pastor Mark Brocker, Ph. D. ’79, St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Beaverton, OR Pastor Louise Buckles ’15, Ocean Park Lutheran Church, Ocean Park, WA * Rusty Carlson ’86, Rainier View Christian Church, Parkland

Board of Regents, and the secretary of the Board of Regents, sign all diplomas given in evidence of degrees granted by the university. The president shall promote the purpose of the university and its ideals of scholarship both in the faculty and among the students. If the president deems it necessary for good cause, the president may suspend a teacher or administrative officer, and shall, within three (3) days, inform the executive committee of the Board of Regents, whereupon the executive

are a few online resources for getting started with Qualtrics: Learn the Survey Platform – Quick-start documentation Learn to Use Qualtrics CoreXM – Video training modules. When prompted for login, choose “Sign in with SSO” at the bottom of the window and then enter “plu” for the Organization ID. Information & Technology Services Workshops – See “Getting Started with Qualtrics” workshop. Qualtrics eBooks and Guides – Focused on specialized topics. Register For A Live Training Webinar Getting

you from your voice mailbox.  If you leave a message after regular business hours, make sure we can understand your message and please include your building, office number, name, extension, and a brief description of the problem. If you are in doubt about us having received the notification, please call back during business hours to confirm that we have a service order opened for you.  Your department will be held accountable for damages that are determined to be your responsibility, which could

recognize, evaluate, and exploit emerging opportunities– for other people, for their communities, and for the earth. Innovation Studies is an “outward facing” minor designed to help you solve problems in a team-driven context. Learn to communicate well with others, organize and prioritize workflows, sell your ideas, and become proficient with important technologies. Examine the historical and ethical contexts of everyday entrepreneurial activities, and then roll up your sleeves and get to work! From