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Confucius Classrooms Confucius China Studies Program Chinese Language and Culture Classes Questions 10th Anniversary Celebration Keynote Speaker Speakers CIWA Contacts Comments, Questions, and Suggestions Contact Information Confucius Institute of the State of Washington Phone: 253-535-7785 Email: ciwa@plu.edu Harstad Hall Offices 114 & 115 Tacoma, WA 98447-0003 Additional Programs Global Education at PLU Contact Information Confucius Institute of the State of Washington Phone: 253-535-7785 Email: ciwa

fail to show for classes will not be considered missing students by the university. In these situations the university may attempt to make contact with the student utilizing the different contacting strategies used for residential students to check on their status. If the university has information that the student’s prior behavior shows a risk to self or others the law enforcement agency where the student currently resides will be contacted to make a welfare check. When family or roommate(s

disrespect for the person talking. It can even be interpreted as a lack of interest in what is being said. What can I talk about? One might expect that, in an environment where directness is valued in communication, all topics are appropriate for conversation. That is not really true. Some topics that are generally discussed with acquaintances or those one does not know well: The weather One’s commuting experience and cars Classes and jobs Sports Music, movies Fashion, shopping, and clothes Topics not to

people with similar interest. In academic settings, graduate students may form close relationships with other students in their academic departments. Similar opportunities exist for undergraduates for joining study groups and through smaller size classes. Romantic Relationships Dating and romantic relationships are special cases and occur in a variety of styles and levels of commitment. Americans date many people before or instead of engaging in more committed relationships. It is not uncommon or

these links Catalog The course catalog provides the listing of undergraduate and graduate courses offered in a particular academic year. Register Register for classes. First meet with an academic advisor to get your course schedule on the right path. Check Grades Current PLU students may check their grades through Banner. Request Transcripts Official transcripts are printed on secure paper and include the University seal and Registrar’s signature. back to top Information Show more information about

requirements page. What is the tuition cost and is financial aid available?Please see our program cost and financial aid pages for detailed information. I'm at a school on the quarter system, will I graduate in time to be able to start in the summer?We always set the start date for the MAE program so it is after the quarter schools are out.  Some candidates graduate on a Saturday and start the MAE program on a Monday, but we’re very intentional about the start date in that respect. When are the classes

celebration for families, alumni and the campus community! We are excited to announce that Choir of the West will be celebrating its 90-year anniversary during Homecoming weekend. Other special gatherings include reunion festivities for the classes of 1956, 1966 and 1991. View Homecoming Site Lute Recruit Prospective Lutes are all around you. They could be seated next to you in church, delivering the paper to your door or having Thanksgiving dinner in your home. Pacific Lutheran University graduates are

. Christopherson joined PLU as a religion professor in 1958. His career with the university spanned more than 30 years. After retiring in 1990, Christopherson continued researching the Reformation. He embodied PLU’s ideals, from his dedication to academic excellence to his commitment to Lutheran heritage. Off campus, Christopherson was heavily involved with the church, teaching adult classes and graduate courses for clergy. He was born to Norwegian immigrants and grew up in Irene, South Dakota. He received a

pathways and barriers to building community-based climate resilience in Washington. Sam Rise ‘11, School of Ed Masters ‘12 graduated from PLU with a degree in Mathematics and a master’s in education. Right after finishing his master’s degree, he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Namibia (2012-2014), teaching mathematics and computer classes in a rural secondary school. During his service, Sam established the Namibian Ornithological Volunteers Association, which promoted environmentalism and an

all about independence and self-discovery. Students gain confidence in the classroom, make new friends, and grow accustomed to life on campus. In this episode, Annika begins her first nursing classes and Nathan joins the Jazz Ensemble. Meanwhile, Cara gets excited about theater and Tyler joins the Asian Pacific Islander Club. EPISODE TWO: SOPHOMORE YEAR Lots of students find that in their sophomore year they solidify the study habits, mentors, and friend groups that will help them manage the many