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those colleges and universities that compete for students and resources will be used as appropriate by select PLU constituents.  These lists should be shared with Institutional Research and Records. This includes lists that might be generated by consultants who are hired to provide external perspectives on various elements of our operations. Aspirational Institutions may be defined as needed by PLU constituents in order to drive reflection and improvements. Aspirational lists should be submitted to

wellness) in ways that make a substantial difference for colleagues and constituents. Promoting interdepartmental teamwork, enhancing communication, fostering inclusivity, and inspiring commitment and productivity. Developing creative solutions to problems that result in significantly more effective, efficient university operations and which may also result in cost savings to the university. Nomination Process Each fall, Human Resources will distribute the announcement on campus. Nomination forms are

project constitutes QI, please go to our online HPRB system, Mentor, and take our pre-proposal diagnostic survey. This will walk you through a series of questions that will help you determine if your project qualifies as QI and if it needs to be reviewed by the PLU HPRB.Where do QI projects need to be submitted for review?QI projects should be submitted to the health care agency or hospital where the project will take place. In medical institutions, QI is a necessary and integral part of operations

constitutes QI, please have them go to our online HPRB system, Mentor, and take the pre-proposal diagnostic survey. This will walk them through a series of questions that will help them determine if your project qualifies as QI and if it needs to be reviewed by the PLU HPRB.Where do QI projects need to be submitted for review?QI projects should be submitted to the health care agency or hospital where the project will take place. In medical institutions, QI is a necessary and integral part of operations

part of operations and, as such, QI projects are governed by standards within the agency/hospital and by the Joint Commission. You should contact the hospital/agency administration—and their Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Research Office—about how to proceed. Their IRB will make a determination whether the project is research, exempt research, or QI not requiring review. Although the PLU HPRB has reviewed QI projects in the past, it will no longer routinely do so. However, if there is no IRB

Crawfish Étouffée Recipe – Resolute Online: Spring 2016 Search Features Features Welcome Amuse-bouche Tasting Menu À la Carte On Campus Discovery Discovery Attaway Lutes Research Grants Accolades Lute Library Blogs Alumni News Homecoming 2016 Lute Recruit Alumni Profiles Class Notes Class Notes Family and Friends Submit a Class Note Calendar Calendar Calendar Highlights submitted by Wendy Robins, Commons operations manager Crawfish Étouffée A throwback to the original dish at From The Bayou

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

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

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Communication Samantha has worked tirelessly to forge convergence among all of student media. This digital expansion has helped make PLU one of the most progressive student media operations in the state. In addition, Samantha has presented her research titled “Convergence: Just Do It” at a national convention in New York City earlier this year. Under Samantha’s leadership, the Society of Professional Journalists recognized Mast Magazine during its inaugural year as a finalist for the Mark of Excellence