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Labs, and residence rooms where needed. Sharps pickup and disposal supplies are provided to Campus Safety and Groundskeeping workers for sharps found on PLU grounds. C. Autoclaves The Department of Biology maintains an autoclave for onsite treatment of infectious waste produced in laboratory operations.  The Student Health Center maintains an autoclave for onsite sterilization of reusable instruments.  A written operating procedure, along with a log of each autoclave waste cycle is posted and

focused on retention, well-being, outreach, and support for commuter students; advocate for these students’ needs at the University level. Direct overall operations for the ARENA (a collaborative workspace for student leaders across campus, including purchases and space management) and the CAVE (a learning community for commuter students). Assist Associate Director in supporting Clubs & Orgs, including Engagement Fairs, training, marketing, purchases, liaising with Engage Ambassadors, and other

Life Coordinators. Provide leadership and vision to programs and services focused on retention, well-being, outreach, and support for commuter students; advocate for these students’ needs at the University level. Direct overall operations for the ARENA (a collaborative workspace for student leaders across campus, including purchases and space management) and the CAVE (a learning community for commuter students). Assist Associate Director in supporting Clubs & Orgs, including Engagement Fairs

contribution to eradicating diseases, improving health, extending life, and promoting human well-being globally, as well as his extensive service to civic boards, church agencies, and professional organizations. Her Majesty Queen Sonja of Norway, Doctor of Humane LettersConvocation, October 26, 1995 Credited for fundraising and advocating for disabled children, for her work with the Vietnamese boat people and other refugees, and for her work with the Red Cross Organization. Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Doctor of

was short-lived, however, as Hauge became executive director of the United Way for Chelan and Douglas counties in 1985. Following five years with United Way, he consulted organizations on fundraising until finally retiring for good in 1994. He relocated to Green Valley, Arizona, to enjoy retirement in view of the beautiful Santa Rita Mountains. All of his life, Hauge focused on family and community service. He was active in church in every community in which he lived. He was a 33-year member of