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registered, though! Prepping for your NSR appointment: Take the Math Placement Evaluation (on Banner Self Service). ALL students must take this evaluation! Complete the Language Placement Survey (on Banner Self Service) if you’re planning on studying a language while at PLU. Do this spring or summer (but probably more summer): Check your PLU email consistently Complete your Medical History Record Purchase and read the Common Reading book Send final high school (and college) transcripts to: Registrar

registered, though! Prepping for your NSR appointment: Take the Math Placement Evaluation (on Banner Self Service). ALL students must take this evaluation! Complete the Language Placement Survey (on Banner Self Service) if you’re planning on studying a language while at PLU. Do this spring or summer (but probably more summer): Check your PLU email consistently Complete your Medical History Record Purchase and read the Common Reading book Send final high school (and college) transcripts to: Registrar

want you to know that we are profoundly grateful and that you are deeply appreciated.  As you hear this report, I hope you hear the words “thank you, thank you, thank you!!” And now to the year past in more detail. The Year in Review Our University Fall Conference one year ago came at a very optimistic moment. As we gathered in this room, we were prepared to welcome another record first-year class, we were excited by the arrival of an outstanding new cohort of faculty and staff, capital planning

with top, local employers. Undergraduate students attending school in the Puget Sound region, or with roots in the Puget Sound region, are eligible to apply. Students will need to submit their resume to be considered for all internship opportunities. Selected applicants will be invited to an interview event where they will receive real-time, constructive feedback. Deadline to apply is January 14, 2025. Start your application here.  Read Previous Renewable Energy scholarships Read Next IMOD Summer

with top, local employers. Undergraduate students attending school in the Puget Sound region, or with roots in the Puget Sound region, are eligible to apply. Students will need to submit their resume to be considered for all internship opportunities. Selected applicants will be invited to an interview event where they will receive real-time, constructive feedback. Deadline to apply is January 14, 2025. Start your application here.  Read Previous AWIS Scholarship Read Next Renewable Energy

with top, local employers. Undergraduate students attending school in the Puget Sound region, or with roots in the Puget Sound region, are eligible to apply. Students will need to submit their resume to be considered for all internship opportunities. Selected applicants will be invited to an interview event where they will receive real-time, constructive feedback. Deadline to apply is January 14, 2025. Start your application here.  Read Previous Renewable Energy scholarships Read Next IMOD Summer

the PLU Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Those interested in volunteering at the station can email w7plu@plu.edu. Campus community members who are already licensed as amateur radio operators (technician, general or extra class) are also asked to contact the station at the above e-mail address. Currently, the EOC relies on computers and cell phones to function. In the event of a catastrophic event, it’s likely cell phones, the Internet and possibly satellite phones won’t work, Oakman said

her passions. She connected with other international students and guided subsequent Trinidad and Tobago students when they came to campus. “PLU is a forum to be who you are, meet people, discuss diverse issues and discover our community,” Hughes said. “This notion of service and care extends beyond the classroom.” The Diversity Center turned out to be one of the best outlets for Hughes to express herself. Through it, she organized the first campus carnival, now an annual event. The carnival is an

more informationStudent groups around campus participate in the drive, headed by coordinator Ciani Torres ’17, from students in the biology department to members of the PLU Dance Team. One main goal of Delta Iota Chi this year is to get more students involved with the drive. The club has raised money through online crowdfunding, but it’s interested in gaining more support. “We’re trying to make it a campus-wide event and not have it focused on the School of Nursing,” Mendoza said. “It’s a huge deal