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the Feminist Student Union “The Women’s Center encouraged me to come into my identity as a feminist and taught me the importance of challenging sexist ideas that perpetuate a system of gender-based violence and hierarchy in our society.” Mycal Ford ’12 Former Women’s Center intern “The Women’s Center was truly my entrance into active student engagement, and what a way to enter! Through the Women’s Center I found a remarkable community of support, the courage to express my opinions, a safe space to
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documentation in support of the request. Decisions regarding part-time work will be based on several factors, including the nature and duration of the request and the availability of work for which the employee is qualified. In some cases, an employee may be returned to work on an interim part-time basis in another position in accordance with the terms of applicable law. Employees who are medically unable to return to work following approved leave due to their own serious medical condition may be eligible
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Griffin Directed by Jeff Clapp October 16-25 Student Series: Night of Musical Theatre Night of Musical Theatre: Not a Love Story Directed by Sam Champman Student Series: Alpha Psi Omega Passion Play by Sarah Ruhl Directed by Amelia Heath December 10-14 Student Series: Alpha Psi Omega 24-hour One Act Festival January 29-30 Student Series: Alpha Psi Omega Charlotte’s Web adapted by Joseph Robinette based on the book by E.B. White Directed by Mitchell Helton February 13-14 Spotlight Series Steel
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intrigued to hear Waite characterized herself as an introvert. “Cynthia is a natural presenter,” she commented. “Once she got started, she took fire.” Shore praises her student’s enthusiasm, poise, sophistication, and ability to see the big picture. “I hear a sense of pride in her voice,” she said, adding, “It’s well deserved.” Waite’s research, based on in-depth interviews with a dozen current students, sought to learn more about how mentoring relationships are established. As a first-generation
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. “The goal is to develop relationships, not a missionary model,” she said. “By accompanying a congregation in the community you’re serving, it’s based on human interaction: ‘All right. I’m here. What do you want me to do?’” After 12 months of service, she plans to attend law school and focus on issues of water scarcity and natural resource management. “Working on these issues with a peace-building mindset will enable me to serve people about resources as well as about community to decrease the
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following protective clothing may be employed based on the job hazard assessment: Except when engaged in light work, all welders should wear flameproof gauntlet gloves. Flameproof aprons made of leather, or other suitable material may also be desirable as protection against radiated heat and sparks. Woolen clothing is preferable to cotton because it is not so readily ignited and helps protect the welder from changes in temperature. Cotton clothing, if used, should be chemically treated to reduce its
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should prevent one from looking at the evidence, or from reacting to that evidence. There is, in fact, reason to think that beliefs central to one’s worldview, religious or not, are not and should not be subject to a roller-coaster ride based on the latest epistemic perturbations. The factor of personal allegiance peculiar to theistic religious faith need not be a major culprit here. I conclude that there is nothing about the nature of religious belief that should prevent a more careful exploration
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Festival January 29-30 Student Series: Alpha Psi Omega Charlotte’s Web adapted by Joseph Robinette based on the book by E.B. White Directed by Mitchell Helton February 13-14 Spotlight Series Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling Directed by Lori Lee Wallace March 5-14 Spotlight Series Dance 2015 Directed by Maureen McGoll April 10-11 Bug by Tracy Letts Directed by Cameron Waters April 17-18 Spotlight Series Into the Woods by James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim Directed by Jeff Clapp; music directed by Molly
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economics, and am interested in teaching, research and consultation work. Anna Reiman ’13 is from Puyallup, Wash. Anthony Markuson, Bachelor of Science in biology Anthony Markuson ’13 is from Chester, Mont. Why PLU? My campus visit made the difference because of PLU’s warm and welcoming community. After visiting PLU, no other campus could truly compare. Nevertheless, I needed numerical data to support a decision. In an Excel spreadsheet, I assigned points to universities based on 29 categories. After
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with a non-profit. I believe I left a very good impression to the interviewer. As said above, everything goes well and I enjoy what I am doing so far! I know I still have a big gap to be the “A” student based on Mr. Wang’s criteria, but I am working on it. Hehehe… Finally, I would like to suggest the future Lutes that be prepared to enjoy and challenge the PLU life! Siyao JiaBusiness, 2010 Generally I have a wonderful experience in PLU. I met a lot of friends from both U.S. and other countries
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