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for updates. The university will post updates regarding an emergency situation on the front page of the main PLU homepage.  We have a mutual aid agreement with a university in another state to maintain our website from their campus should our ability to do so be compromised. In addition to Text Messages and Webpage Updates, the university may use email as a form of mass communication.  The Campus Closure Hotline (253) 535-7100 may also have information regarding the status of campus operations

production. In conjunction with the advisor, maintain professional contact with journalistic organizations outside the campus and with members of printing trades, publishing firms, television productions, radio productions, and similar operations on other campuses. Meet regularly with the other media outlet heads to discuss content and promote cross-platform collaboration. Serve as a voting member of USMB. Key QualificationsBe a student enrolled at PLU full time (twelve credit hours or more) at the time

events and meetings, at least two week before the actual event. If there is a recurring event, like a weekly meeting, the event planning form can be filled out just once each semester. You do not need an EPF if you are tabling, unless you will be fundraising. Note that if you reserve a room on campus and don’t fill out an EPF, you may not use that space, and if it is locked, Campus Safety will not be able to open it for you.Reserve a room on campusYou can make reservations for space, multimedia, or

powerful 24-hour fundraising campaign that will encourage Lutes worldwide to come together and pave the way for our students and the university, while honoring the man who made PLU possible. It is a core belief at PLU that access to a world-class education shouldn’t depend on one’s ability to pay for it. Meeting our students’ financial needs is one of the university’s highest priorities. Last year, 602 loyal Lutes came together to raise $236,507, including $100,000 in matching funds toward student

had pretty tremendous role models in that program.” As she worked her way to the top of the department over the next 18 years, Cohen broadened her experience. She always had a knack for development, spearheading several important fundraising initiatives and capital campaigns, including a drive to help fund the renovation of Husky Stadium. At one point, she worked in UW’s central development office to help raise money on behalf of the office of undergraduate education, but moved back to athletics

work ethic was going to be like — I had pretty tremendous role models in that program.” As she worked her way to the top of the department over the next 18 years, Cohen broadened her experience. She always had a knack for development, spearheading several important fundraising initiatives and capital campaigns, including a drive to help fund the renovation of Husky Stadium. At one point, she worked in UW’s central development office to help raise money on behalf of the office of undergraduate

Section 11: Intended STEM Majors | Instructor(s): Dhaval Patel, Associate Director for Campus Life Operations  Social Identity Affinity-Based Sections of PLUS 100Transitions to PLU (PLUS 100) for Students of ColorThese one credit courses are designed to be an exclusive space for incoming Students of Color to establish goals and develop a plan for success during their first year at PLU. This course is designed to identify and overcome unforeseen barriers in adjusting to college academic and social life

, Director of Operations at Summit Financial Group. Hill moved from Montana to attend Pacific Lutheran University, and it was through a PLU internship that she found Summit, and Summit found her. As an intern, she impressed the principals and staff of the firm with her integrity, follow-through and dedication to quality; in the meantime, she discovered her passion for finance. After graduating with a PLU Business Administration degree, she was offered a position at Summit as a financial assistant and

Bachelor of Arts degree from Luther College in Decorah, Iowa in 1898. Three years later, Ordal completed his studies at Luther seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. Ordal served as pastor of Our Saviors’ Lutheran church in Tacoma and was a longtime member of the board of trustees and Pacific Lutheran College prior to becoming president. Once president, however, Ordal launched Pacific Lutheran College’s first endowment drive after collegiate status was achieved and was successful in his fundraising of two