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way. Frisbee and the wonderful womxn I play with have taught me to be more outgoing, more spirited, and more of a leader. Lastly, it makes me happy to think that even after I graduate I will be able to come back and play every year with these amazing people. Ultimate is such a big part of my life now and it’s really an honor to be a part of the community. We are always accepting new teammates and friends so I hope that more people will become a part of this amazing team!” -Aniya (she/they

care and, honestly, through their simple basic Luteness . Some of those world-changing improvements are subtly meaningful; others reverberate across a community, a country and even a planet. From Tacoma education pioneer Willie Stewart ’69 to Android co-founder Nick Sears ’87, ’95 and from Alaska Airlines CEO Brad Tilden ’83 to Metropolitan Opera superstar Angela Meade ’01 , Lutes are making big differences and creating legacies that command large-scale attention. Office of Alumni & Constituent

Submit a Class Note Calendar Calendar Calendar Highlights A Bible for everyone The Saint John's Bible Get an intimate look at this revolutionary, illuminated Bible created in community and learn how its themes mirror PLU’s mission. Explore the Bible Hospitality Explore PLU’s commitment to hospitality, one of three major themes in The Saint John’s Bible, through the eyes of Lutes. Read more Reformation Learn about the Reformation, Martin Luther and how PLU is honoring the 500th anniversary of the

Frequently Asked QuestionsIf I am a transfer Student, how do I know which courses fulfill particular PLU requirements?While the only guaranteed way to know is to get an official evaluation from the Office of the Registrar, you can view a transfer equivalency guide for all Washington state community colleges (and those in Portland). How can I change my advisor?A Change of Advisor form must be filled out and returned to the Center for Student Success, Library 124. You must receive the signature

students. The new series will be a valuable contribution to the community at large. By Mollie Smith ’17

Representatives PLU Corporation Purpose Statement: The purpose of the PLU Corporation is to support the mission of the University through strong and vibrant connections within the ELCA community. In collaboration with our other constituent communities, the PLU Corporation will represent and advocate for Lutheran Higher Education including its values and traditions. PLU Corporation Member Representative Responsibilities: Represent the Congregations of Region 1 of the ELCA to PLU and PLU to the

further called attention to the racism that pervades all types of systems, including labor hierarchies, health care, and education. We know that our students and community are impacted, and that we have a role to play in addressing injustice. As Global Studies faculty, we teach the historical origins of global issues and to continue to imagine, in collaboration with our students, possible solutions. We know that we also have work to do, including continuing to acknowledge the often-racist history of

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and quality of care are considered to be high reliability organizations (HRO).” PLU School of Nursing seeks to become a contributing member towards achieving HRO status with our community clinical partners. Managing Healthcare Risk Just Culture Errors Hostile Environment Clinical Facility Incident Reporting Needle Stick Injury/Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure/Exposure to Communicable Disease

The faculty and staff of the PLU School of Nursing function in a spirit of mutual respect in dealing with others in the university community. It is thus incumbent upon all members of the SoN to contribute to a culture of respect everywhere on campus, at all times, and in all SoN activities, through our decisions, actions, and speech. The School of Nursing may remove a student from the clinical setting, classroom, lab, or online learning environment if they exhibit disruptive behavior