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falsehood. Our department has strengths in political and moral philosophy, including applied ethics, like environmental ethics, business ethics, and biomedical ethics. Our grads go on to do work with nonprofits, tech companies, the arts, and local and state governments. Others go on to graduate school in philosophy, law, education, medicine, including public and global health. We’re proud of the wide range of career and graduate opportunities available to our students. (buzzer blares) (Prof. Hay laughs

opportunity to learn and participate in community-based research with faculty at the Center for Applied Movement Sciences (CAMS) laboratory and serve Yakima’s uninsured community members during two off-campus Integrated Clinical Experiences courses at the Yakima Union Gospel Mission. Students also participate in two on-campus Integrated Clinical Experiences courses as part of the CAMS laboratory. Students will complete coursework in movement and behavioral sciences, professional and interprofessional

responsible conduct; and Determining appropriate sanctions when necessary. Review Meetings are neither formal court trials nor formal administrative hearings. Rather, they are structured educational discussions that focus on the student’s behavior in association with the university community. Review Meetings give all parties the opportunity to identify concerns, explain perceptions, explore behavior, and hear suggestions. The emphasis is placed on student behavior and the relationship of behavior to

,” remembers Dean of Social Sciences Anna Leon Guerrero. “He was a veritable encyclopedia of sociology, able to offer his analysis of any classical or contemporary theory. He led by example and inspired me and our students to engage our sociological imaginations and to read and think more expansively about our discipline.” Arturo’s curiosity as a sociologist was endless. He researched and wrote on a wide range of topics including the sociology of revolution, a methological critique of studies of swinging

Student Retention through Multiple Logistic Regression Analysis Meghan Bonafilia In this presentation, we will explore a data set with over 4000 observations concerning first year students at PLU and their likelihood of staying at PLU for the next year. Using logistic regression for analysis, we will review different model selection processes and explore several factors like: GPA, race, whether or not a student is first generation, whether or not a student lives on campus, and more. 2:00pm

Student Retention through Multiple Logistic Regression Analysis Meghan Bonafilia In this presentation, we will explore a data set with over 4000 observations concerning first year students at PLU and their likelihood of staying at PLU for the next year. Using logistic regression for analysis, we will review different model selection processes and explore several factors like: GPA, race, whether or not a student is first generation, whether or not a student lives on campus, and more. 2:00pm