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, and the premiere of PLU’s newly founded Gospel Choir. Learn More The 2016 Wang Center Symposium, Feb. 25-26 The Countenance of Hope: Towards an Interdisciplinary and Cross-Cultural Understanding of Resilience. Learn More Food Symposium, Feb. 26-29 This symposium on food and the environment will feature two keynote speakers, panels, a Pierce County food tour that will visit local innovative production, consumption and waste models, as well as the PLU MediaLab documentary on food waste titled “Waste

Corps volunteers it produces. PLU is noted for its commitment to diversity, justice and sustainability. For its record on sustainability, the university was recognized with a Gold Award from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). And for more than 30 years, PLU has been internationally known for its Holocaust Studies program, which now includes the Kurt Mayer Endowed Chair in Holocaust Studies, the annual Powell-Heller Holocaust Education Conference and

Recent Graduates with the Major Titles StudentGrad YearTitle of Major Lindhartsen, Ian2020Music Business Magga, Mathilde2020Holocaust, Genocide, & Indigenous Studies Salisbury, Anna G.2019Pre-Dietics Lovrovich, Rachel P.2018Digital Media Johnson, Oliver V.2018Business of Visual Art Richards, Cierra N.2018Movement Linguistics Vetter, Marc J.2017Global Health Economics Miller, Tyler N.2017Photography and English Hall, Kelly J.2016Indigenous Studies Corboy, Lauren P.2015Modern Conflict and

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Spanish Language Course Links Hispanic Studies 101 and 102. This is a direct link to the Sol y Viento website for the 3rd edition, which has many practice quizzes and exercises. Hispanic Studies 201 and 202. This is the direct link to the Avance website, which has the audio material for your workbook listening activities as well as on-line practice exercises. Spanish Phonetics. Help with Spanish pronunciation, including Flash animations of how to produce particular sounds.

peoples. It also describes new ritual activities engaged by Kiowas, including a revitalization movement associated with armed resistance, affiliation with Christian churches, and ritual peyote ingestion. The examples show how frontier contact resulted in religious change for everyone involved. Biography: Jennifer Graber is Professor of Religious Studies and an affiliated faculty member in the Native American and Indigenous Studies Program at the University of Texas at Austin. She received her Ph.D. in