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A student or group of students may represent the university with written authority from the university (e.g., the chairperson of the appropriate department, the advisor of an organization, etc.). Otherwise, students must not use the name of Pacific Lutheran University to imply university endorsements of private activities or business endeavors. Individuals, students, or organizations may not use either university business telephones or addresses for private business endeavors.

each blended course may vary, hallmarks of blended instruction often include increased collaboration with peers, one-on-one and small group interaction with instructors, and online activities that deepen and extend student learning. Whether you are taking blended or online courses, academic or continuing education, you can expect the same quality of content and care that has defined PLU since 1890. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is a blended course like at PLU?Blended courses utilize face-to-face

Once the form is created in Formstack (contact Julie Winters for help), go to the form settings. Below is a video on how to embed a form on a WordPress page.   https://www.plu.edu/web-deputy-help/wp-content/uploads/sites/435/2019/08/adding-a-form.mp4   When you add a form do not forget to check a file group, otherwise your form won’t appear on the page. The tag selector is located on the right side of the document screen.  

annual Study Away student photo contest. Photo Contest Mainz Synagogue “My earliest recollection goes back to age six. My mother took me to my first day in school. We were no longer able to go to public school, so the rooms in the synagogue, which was two blocks from where we lived, were converted into classrooms. Our rabbi was head of the school. There were probably 10 or 12 children in my first- and second- grade classes. I only know of four including myself who survived.” “The Mayers and our group

annual Study Away student photo contest. Photo Contest Mainz Synagogue “My earliest recollection goes back to age six. My mother took me to my first day in school. We were no longer able to go to public school, so the rooms in the synagogue, which was two blocks from where we lived, were converted into classrooms. Our rabbi was head of the school. There were probably 10 or 12 children in my first- and second- grade classes. I only know of four including myself who survived.” “The Mayers and our group

participated in large group presentations from PLU faculty and staff and small group activities with their facilitator triads. These sessions were designed to assist students in identifying and articulating a “Big Enough Question,” or BEQ. These are the questions that don’t have easy answers, the questions that cause us to pause and ponder and often keep us up at night. BEQs represent questions about identity and place in the world and how those two things come together. “BEQs are questions that force us

Hispanic Studies Students Meet with Celebrated Mexican Author Juan VilloroOn February 26th, 2016, a group of students in the PLU Hispanic Studies program had the unique opportunity to meet and converse with one of Mexico’s leading intellectuals, Juan Villoro. A prize-winning novelist whose social commentary appears regularly in the most important news outlets in the Spanish-speaking world, Villoro has been Professor of Literature at Mexico’s National University, as well as Visiting Professor at

Homecoming Highlights Awards Recognition Alumni Profiles Alumni Events Class Notes Calendar Meet the Deacons Uncategorized / September 1, 2014 Bassist Michael Boyd, 67, attended the Medical College of Wisconsin after graduating from PLU in 1968 and then did residencies in Detroit and Boise before a two-year stint in the Vietnam-era Navy as a ship’s doctor. As a family physician, he founded Olympia Family Internal Medicine. Now retired, he plays bass for the rock group Daryl and the Diptones, a Tacoma

President 8:30-9:00pm ACPSS Business Meeting Saturday October 21, 2023 6:30-7:45am Breakfast, Silver Cloud Inn-Tacoma Waterfront (Leave for PLU at 7:45 am) 8:30-10:00am Conference Panel 1A and 1B Click on the Zoom link below to join panels throughout the day. Time: Oct 21, 2023 08:00AM through 06:00PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) https://plu-edu.zoom.us/j/91840971872Panel 1A: Social Theory and Religion (Hauge Administration Building 101) Chair: Aiguo Han The Social Reference Theory in China, Zhang Jie

enjoy tech-free space for reading, art, community, etc. A partnership between PLU Campus Ministry, Trinity Lutheran, and PLU Wild Hope Center for Vocation. (Wednesdays 3-5pm, Hosted at Trinity Lutheran Parkland – enter through glass doors on Wheeler, across the street from PLU). Thursday Yarn Group – A partnership between PLU Campus Ministry and Trinity Lutheran church. Intergenerational crafts and conversation! (Located at Trinity Lutheran Church), (3:45-5pm). Friday Chapel Break –Prayers for the