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When holding events outside that involve high levels of noise (amplifiers, bands, etc.), student clubs/organizations need to get approval from the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department. This helps inform PLU’s neighbors of the event to minimize disturbance. If your club is interested in putting on an event that involves any outdoor amplification of sound that could extend farther than the reach of PLU’s campus, a form must be filed with Pierce County Sheriff’s Department. Please see Student

Integrating QuotationsWhen working with outside sources it is important to first decide whether to paraphrase what the source says, directly quote it or use a combination of both. It is good to aim for an even balance between paraphrasing and quoting. When the author’s words can be stated in a different or more compact way without loosing meaning, the information can be paraphrased. Be careful to always cite the source, even when you put it in your own words. The author can be quoted when the

, it is okay to say, “It’s personal,” and we will not ask any further questions. Call us at 253-535-7337 to schedule your first visit with us. Our Hours & Location You can see a full list of services we provide at the Health Center hereManage appointments with MyChartIf you have previously visited the Health Center you can easily request an appointment by logging into your MyChart account and going to the Visits tab. From there you can schedule, cancel, and view upcoming appointments with the

: 1.2% 8.7% are age 25 or older (undergraduate only) 11.2% are Lutheran (undergraduate only) 20.4% of faculty, administrators, and staff are people of color 22.5% of undergraduates are from states other than Washington 19.7% of undergraduates are transfers or have attended college before 34.9% first generation (undergraduate only) 31.2% Pell-eligible (undergraduate only)

International students who do not meet the English language proficiency requirement for admission to the PLU graduate program of their interest are encouraged to join the University community through the International Pathway Program (IPP). To be admitted to this program, students must have a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent and are required to submit the following: A completed IPP application. Official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended in the United States, home country, or

MemberSpring 2022 Claire ToddRep. from CCCFaculty MemberSpring 2020 Jennifer Childress-WhiteStaff/admin representative appt. by President's CouncilStaff/AdministratorSpring 2022 Sean LynnStaff/admin representative appt. by President's CouncilStaff/AdministratorSpring 2022 Teri PhilipsAssociate Vice President of Human ResourcesStaff/AdministratorN/A Kris PlaehnExecutive Director of the Center for Student SuccessStaff/AdministratorN/A Mike FrechetteDean of Enrollment Management and Student Financial

Dialogue among faculty and administrators involved with diversity to evaluate effectiveness of existing committee structure and to propose changes.