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more emails coming from not only me, but also Kristi and Kate with requests for items and follow up on requirements. We will be splitting duties amongst all of us in the office. There are easy ways for you to help us in this process by ensuring all of your requirements are up to date and that you are responding promptly to any requests! All of our partner agencies have shifted processes and are now requiring student information and paperwork up to 60 days in advance of your first scheduled clinical

standardized criteria for classifying chemicals and mixtures according to their health, physical, and environmental hazards. HAZARD CLASSIFICATION (SEE APPENDIX B) Hazard Classification is the process of assigning a chemical or mixture to a hazard or danger category based on its health and physical hazards. Physical hazards are the properties of a gas, liquid or solid that could adversely affect you or the workplace in a physical way, such as a fire or explosion. Health hazards are determined by the

Nussbaum explains the mission of the Humanities as one focused on fostering the ability to: Studying in the Humanities, then, means seeing the world authentically. It means trying to understand the richness of human experience, to trace its history, to value its variability. The humanities prompt us to ask who we are and how we came to be this way. They ask us to reflect, to understand, to see knowledge as a process, and to see meaning-making as a social activity, something negotiated. This is true

educators is not done at the end of the day; you often don’t get long-term results until years down the road — it is a relentless process. When I ran for PLU it was no different. I would run a 70-mile week to race 3 miles as fast as I could. Sometimes you would set a personal record, other days you fainted from exhaustion. On the other end of my PLU experiences, I remember asking the School of Education to place me in a diverse school that would make me a better person and teacher. That happened, and it

Positions” from the drop-down menu to see all available on-campus jobs. You may select “State Work Study Positions” to view all available state work study jobs. What do I do if I am offered a job? What documents do I need to complete my hire paperwork?If you are offered an on-campus position, your first stop is the Student Employment Office in the Nesvig Alumni Center. You need to visit the Student Employment Office to process your mandatory hiring paperwork. This paperwork must be done before your

their support networks to assess the health, safety, and security factors of a study away program. Do you utilize any accommodation services at PLU? If so, start a conversation with the Office of Accommodation and Accessibility to create a plan for your time abroad. The Wang Center is here to support you in this process. Do you have mobility limitations? Consider the physical surrounding of your location when choosing a location. How might the physical surroundings either enhance or add challenges

Reiman, Anna Leon-Guerrero, Kirsten Christensen, and Michael Zbaraschuk, who readily offered advice and feedback throughout the research and writing process. I would also like to thank my dad, who has been my editor-in-chief for as long as I can remember. Without his patient guidance and encouragement, I would not be the writer that I am today.Confronting the Leviathan: National Populism and Integration in Central and Eastern EuropeAs demonstrated in the cases of both Hungary and Germany, liberal

maximum of 80 hours of combined vacation and sick leave in any one year. The donation of leave is completely voluntary. No one shall be coerced or financially induced into donating leave time. The number of leave hours transferred shall not exceed the amount authorized in writing by the donating employee. Review Process The steps outlined below will be followed expediently in making application for, and in review and approval of, Emergency Shared Leave. An employee who believes that he/she may be

, and experiences. What did students create? Basically we recorded personal narratives of our journey in a ceramic medium. I also led the discussion section of the Western China Seminar, a required course for the program. This allowed us to process what we were learning as a group and to place this information into context not only for the semester, but as a transformational event in our lives. How did you get involved with this program? This is one of those weird crossroads in life you could never