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. That confidence helped me out a lot during the interview process as well as in my work. PLU encourages students to take pride in their work and that has carried over from the classroom to the office for me. Andre Tacuyan ’15 (Studio Arts Graphic Design ) Where are you working now? I’m currently working on a new startup with a team including one of the founders of Android, Andy Rubin. It’s in stealth mode right now but I’ll be able to give more details soon. What were you involved in while at PLU

the globe, through readings, on-site experiences and discussion arranged by the faculty leader. Due to the pandemic, this program was paused for the last few years. We are excited to once again offer a new travel opportunity in the spring of 2024!Trinidad & Tobago Tobago CANCELLED - Trinidad & Tobago Alumni Travel SeminarThis travel seminar will introduce you to the story behind today’s Trinidad and Tobago – the Trans-Atlantic trade that produced Calypso music, the Carnival that is also an annual

“Important Dates” on the Office of the Registrar webpage for each semester or term. LuteCard Fee A fee of $35 is charged to replace lost or stolen student IDs. If an ID card has been damaged, it can be brought to the Business Operations Office in AUC 207 for replacement. Matriculation Fee A one-time matriculation fee is charged to all degree-seeking students in their first term. The fee, $260 for undergraduates and $205 for graduates, covers the creation of the academic record, new student orientation

flexible curriculum enables students to integrate their major into a rich interdisciplinary framework and to leverage their current proficiencies while discovering new ones. When students enter the workplace, they will have the preparation to think creatively, form teams, engage the marketplace, and collaborate across fields and departments. Minor20 semester hours Students are expected to work closely with Innovation Studies faculty advisors to ensure the most personalized programs and instruction

the degree pertains. The lining of the Pacific Lutheran University hood carries the black and gold institutional colors. The Centennial BellThe Centennial Bell is located at the heart of the Pacific Lutheran University campus, across from the Karen Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on the red-brick quadrangle known colloquially as Red Square and officially as Centennial Plaza. Each year, on the first day of classes, the bell is rung to announce the arrival on campus of the new class

invited to a welcome reception for Dr. Yusef Salaam. Dr. Salaam is well-known for his involvement as one of the “Central Park Five,” a group of young men wrongly accused and incarcerated for the alleged rape of a white woman in Central Park, New York in 1989. Years later, they were exonerated and are now recognized as the “Exonerated Five.” During his visit, Dr. Salaam will engage with the community, provide inspirational insights on topics such as Prison Reform, Black Male Achievement, Juvenile