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working collaboratively within our local community. And we are finding many partners eager to join us. Here are just a few recent examples of the work that we’re doing to collaborate with our communities: Seed Teachers Program — a partnership with Degrees of Change and Tacoma Public Schools. Designed to address the lack of diverse teachers and build a more equitable public education system, Seed Teachers offers students a full-ride scholarship to PLU, paid teaching opportunities and extensive

Retraining will be provided when periodic inspection reveals that an employee may not be aware of procedures, or whenever there is a change in job assignments; a change in machine, equipment, process or a change in energy control procedures that presents a new hazard. 6.0 Responsibilities 6.1 Director Environmental, Health, Safety & Emergency Programs (EHS&EP) The Director EHS&EP responsible for assisting supervisors in arranging employee training and retraining programs on this procedure. 6.2 Management

Intentional personal reflection Addressing power dynamics between people in intercultural settings Acknowledging privilege Juliana Mosley’s TED Talk about Cultural Humility is a great way to learn about this. Described by Ellie, a student who studied in Spain, “cultural humility, opposed to competence or knowledge, enforces the idea that we constantly learn, re-learn, grow, and change. It’s okay to not know, and we forever must be putting in the work to contribute to the world that is constantly morphing

Environmental & Economic Change in Europe* (4) ECON 313: Environmental Economics* (4) HIST 370: Environmental History of the US (4) POLS 346: Environmental Politics and Policy (4) The Environment and Sensibility 8 semester hours These courses examine the ways in which nature shapes and is shaped by human consciousness and perception. The courses critically interpret the values and assumptions that structure human communities and their relationships with the earth’s ecosystems. Students select two courses

organizational psychology, as well. I wouldn’t be surprised if my future career eventually led me in that direction. Over the years, I have learned the my biggest passion lies in focusing on a career that allows me to help people, and thankfully social work provides many avenues to explore that. I think I still am exploring it. What do you enjoy most about your work? I love the opportunities within social work to do ANYTHING—you can work in the community, in a hospital, in another country or from home—the

right to marry. There was an overwhelming response from alumni, many voicing support, while some expressed surprise, and even shock. As Samuel Torvend, Ph.D., states in the opening note of this issue, “we know the power of an ancient and not-so-ancient story to change the way we view each other and this world. We know that the memory of freedom from stereotype, discrimination, and impoverishment holds the promise of hope.” Clubs and Organizations The college experience is about getting involved. No

student who had the opportunity to attend a private university. I consider myself incredibly privileged that (donors) trusted me with financial support to attend PLU and enact change in the world… I have aspirations to one day attend medical school to revolutionize neuroscience. My grandfather passed away from ALS a week before my graduation from high school. It was his dream to live long enough to see me cross the stage and receive my diploma. He never got to live that dream; but he has inspired me