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for the earth. Essays must demonstrate that students have read and interacted with: 1. The university’s mission statement at www.plu.edu/about/ 2. The Wild Hope statement on vocation at Center’s website: www.plu.edu/vocation 3. “Core Elements in Lutheran Higher Education,” and the core element entitled, “The Intrinsic Value of the Whole Creation,” at www.plu.edu/lutheran-studies/core-elements/ Please submit your essay, formatted as a Word document and sent electronically, to Laree Winer, Associate

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from previous studies, or audio recordings that were collected for a purpose other than research. In order to be considered human subject research, the existing data must include private information. If a data set is accessible to the public without special permissions, such as some portions of U.S. Census data, the data available is not private and thus would not need to be reviewed by the HPRB.Category 5: Public Benefits or Service ProgramsResearch and demonstration projects which are conducted

from previous studies, or audio recordings that were collected for a purpose other than research. In order to be considered human subject research, the existing data must include private information. If a data set is accessible to the public without special permissions, such as some portions of U.S. Census data, the data available is not private and thus would not need to be reviewed by the HPRB.Category 5: Public Benefits or Service ProgramsResearch and demonstration projects which are conducted