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looking for internships during your first year at PLU. In thinking about what point during the year to look, the hiring timeline varies by industry, so we encourage you to schedule an appointment with one of our Career & Internship Advisors for the most up to date information by industry.  Here are some general guidelines: For summer internships, it’s best to start applying in the fall beforehand. For fall or spring internships, it is recommended that you apply for internships the semester before. For

of Wang Center staff and representatives of other university offices is expected when issues related to their areas of responsibility are on the committee’s agenda, in keeping with the intention that the committee be both broadly constituted and consultative. General Purpose: To review and oversee off-campus curricular matters related to global education programs and initiatives, to advise the Executive Director of the Wang Center for Global and Community Engaged Education on policies and

community service and public engagement with our scholarship, bring our scholarship into the classroom for current students, and organize public events that include alumni and general audiences. Holly Foster of Zestful Gardens, left, Anika Moran, Mother Earth Farm, center, and Prof. Michael Schleeter, Philosophy, take part on a panel for the Food Symposium sponsored by the Philosophy department of PLU on Monday, Feb. 29, 2016. (Photo: John Froschauer/PLU) Dr. Vandana Shiva, Founder of Navdanya, talks

Course Proposal Questions The Short-Term Course Proposal Budget Template can be requested from Courtney Olsen, Manager of Short-Term Programs, olsencd@plu.edu. Short-term study away programs must satisfy a General Education, FYEP, or IHON requirement, or provide departmental or program credit towards a major or a minor. In terms of student demand, most PLU students study away on short-term courses offered during J-Term. While summer session courses have been offered in the past, enrolling these has

genocides that he –at his own expense- spent all of his days at the United Nations Organization. There, he tried his best to convince UN Delegates to support his draft of the Genocide Convention. When the General Assembly at the U.N. approved the Convention on 9 December 1948, reporters went searching for Lemkin to get his reaction. Legend has it that the reporters located Lemkin, in a darkened assembly hall, weeping in solitude. Lemkin’s dedication to preventing future genocides made him a tireless

genocides that he –at his own expense- spent all of his days at the United Nations Organization. There, he tried his best to convince UN Delegates to support his draft of the Genocide Convention. When the General Assembly at the U.N. approved the Convention on 9 December 1948, reporters went searching for Lemkin to get his reaction. Legend has it that the reporters located Lemkin, in a darkened assembly hall, weeping in solitude. Lemkin’s dedication to preventing future genocides made him a tireless

genocides that he –at his own expense- spent all of his days at the United Nations Organization. There, he tried his best to convince UN Delegates to support his draft of the Genocide Convention. When the General Assembly at the U.N. approved the Convention on 9 December 1948, reporters went searching for Lemkin to get his reaction. Legend has it that the reporters located Lemkin, in a darkened assembly hall, weeping in solitude. Lemkin’s dedication to preventing future genocides made him a tireless

genocides that he –at his own expense- spent all of his days at the United Nations Organization. There, he tried his best to convince UN Delegates to support his draft of the Genocide Convention. When the General Assembly at the U.N. approved the Convention on 9 December 1948, reporters went searching for Lemkin to get his reaction. Legend has it that the reporters located Lemkin, in a darkened assembly hall, weeping in solitude. Lemkin’s dedication to preventing future genocides made him a tireless

genocides that he –at his own expense- spent all of his days at the United Nations Organization. There, he tried his best to convince UN Delegates to support his draft of the Genocide Convention. When the General Assembly at the U.N. approved the Convention on 9 December 1948, reporters went searching for Lemkin to get his reaction. Legend has it that the reporters located Lemkin, in a darkened assembly hall, weeping in solitude. Lemkin’s dedication to preventing future genocides made him a tireless