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excited about your choice to attend PLU’s Marriage and Family Therapy Program. Click this link to view the welcome letter from Dr. David Ward, the MFT Program Chair. He has included in the letter the instructions for registering classes and some important information about the program and PLU. Follow these instructions to register for Fall 2019: 1. Create your PLU ePass account (skip this step if you are a PLU alumni) You will need your PLU ID number and PIN provided on your acceptance letter. If you

hot cup of tea waiting for me downstairs. Also, trying to find how I can inject what I love into what I am doing. How does your work at PLU impact the PLU community? I wear a lot of different hats. I coordinate summer sessions, help find courses taught, market the classes, and make sure summer classes happen on campus. I think it’d be disjointed if I wasn’t there to tie it all together. Working in continuing education, I get to work with a lot of PLU alumni and the surrounding community to bring

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, Old and New Testaments. Holly leaves in green are included here; they balance out the prophetic and evangelist schemework, and announce a tribute to the climate of the Puget Sound and to Washington, the Evergreen State. For years, I have followed hundreds of Lutes in my classes up the chapel stairs to revel with them in stained glass iconography. I’m confident they would support me in inviting you to make the climb for yourself. Join our alumni band of climbers. The morning light is best. Let a

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his heart and energy into middle school kids” across the Hilltop neighborhood in Tacoma, Herron said. The Panago FoundationSupporting the future leaders of tomorrow by providing school supplies and scholarships to local Tacoma students. “Panago embodied the Act Six mission of homegrown, service-minded leaders working together for equity and justice in their home communities,” Herron added. Jonathan Jackson ’12, a fellow member of PLU’s first Act Six cadre who sits on the PLU Alumni Board, says

elementary school in Parkland, and as a member of the first graduating class of Franklin Pierce High School, he was surrounded by friends whose parents worked at PLU. His teachers were alumni, as was his coach, Del Shafer. He had other offers, but becoming a Lute was “a natural thing for me,” he says. Ingrid Van Beek ’70, Jim’s wife, has deep PLU roots as well. Her father, Victor Knutzen, was on the Board of Regents, and Chris Knutzen Hall is named for a great-uncle. Her mentors encouraged her to go to