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you do not immediately locate a current solicitation, contact the organization! Center for Biological Diversity Citizens for a Healthy Bay Earth Ministry Forterra (formerly known as Cascade Land Conservancy) Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean at the University of Washington Mount Rainier National Park Nisqually Land Trust The North Cascades Institute Pierce County Parks and Recreation The Student Conservation Association Washington State Legislature – Legislative Internship

Mentoring ResourcesA cornerstone of the PLU experience is the guiding relationships community members seek and build with one another. Faculty value these interactions–with each other across their careers, with students across educational journey, and with various staff and community members.Mentoring at PLUMentoring guidance and resources for PLU StudentsLearn MoreWild Hope New Faculty Peer Teaching Observation ProgramMentoring program for new tenure-track faculty in their first and second

Archival Resource: The General Education Council is responsible for finding ways through which to assess and describe how PLU students understand and apply (think about and embrace) the Integrative Learning Objectives as they are represented throughout the curriculum, particularly in the General Education experience. In Spring 2018, the faculty voted to create and implement a faculty standing committee charged with the oversight of the Core Curriculum (General Education). Taking the place of

Policies All Computer and Network Use Policies – A statement on violations & consequences and the individual policies listed below are gathered at this location. General Use Policy – This is the overarching policy that applies to the use of computer-related resources at Pacific Lutheran University. Network Use Policy – This policy applies to all computers connected to the PLU network. Anti-Virus Software Policy – Applies to all individuals who connect a personally owned computer to the PLU

Support What We Support – A summary of what we support for students, faculty, and staff Privacy Statement – Our commitment to protecting your privacy when providing support Accounts & Passwords PLU ePass accounts, changing passwords, department & organization accounts Email, Calendar, Google Apps Communication and collaboration tools like mail, calendar, and Google Apps Internet (Network), Wireless and Phone Service Accessing the PLU network, phone system, and cable TV Classrooms, Labs

Step 1: Check if your students need HPRB reviewStart with the Classroom Research Policy. If you are still unsure if HPRB review is necessary, you or your students can go to the online submission site, Mentor, and complete a diagnostic pre-survey. This will help you determine whether the project meets the federal definition of Human Subjects Research (HSR) and, if so, what kind of review is recommended: exempt, expedited, or full board review. Human Subjects Research (HSR) is…a systematic

-2025, the Makerspace is open daily on the ground floor of Hinderlie on upper campus. The space is a self-service lounge that is part of the Hinderlie community. Use your card key to drop by anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., entering upstairs near the information desk. Please be sure to clean up any “creative messes” that you make, using the recycle and project bins. The space only works if you care for it!Creativity in the Makerspace

also work with you via email, phone, or web conference.Schedule a Consultation To schedule a consultation, click the button below to create a Help Desk ticket. Use the Request Type “Instructional Technologies / One-on-one Consults.” ScheduleExamples of Consultations Getting assistance with using Sakai tools Integrating appropriate technology and learning tools into instruction Utilizing course management system sites to improve students’ learning experiences Exploring the use of Google Drive and

Additional Assistance If the information in this guide is not enough to answer your question, it may mean that you have a question that requires some assistance from a librarian or your professor. Here are a few ways to contact a librarian: Schedule a Meeting: If you know which librarian you would like to meet with, you will be able to see their calendar and arrange a meeting with them. By Email: You can contact any librarian by email. You can find that email as well as their areas of expertise