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PLU Well Installation Course in Nicaragua Tap In: How Nonprofits and Social Businesses Impact the World Course: Spring Semester 2017 with international experience June 3-10Explore the FAQInformation FlyerGet the Course ApplicationFaculty Recommendation FormThis course will offer an intense, hands-on experiential learning opportunity in one of the poorest countries in Latin America. Together, we will partner with a nonprofit and a special community as we seek to collaborate to fund and install a
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Alina Boorse Global Ambassador Email: global.ambassadors@plu.edu
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Cece Chan Global Ambassador She/Her Email: global.ambassadors@plu.edu
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Janissa Pheann Business and Records Coordinator Phone: 253-535-8178 Email: beechujs@plu.edu
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identity as a student of color at a predominantly white institution and how it intersects with other identities. The Environmental and Social Justice RAs will be trained to learn, understand, and utilize environmental studies and the “social change leadership model” in their programming and community building efforts. Environmental and Social Justice RAs will work collaboratively with the Center for DJS to enhance learning in this community. Lavender RAs are placed in a wing of both returner and first
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What is Emergency Management? Employees conducting an emergency drill in the PLU Emergency Coordination Center Emergency Management protects communities by coordinating and integrating all activities necessary to build, sustain, and improve the capability to mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, and recover from threatened or actual natural disasters, acts of terrorism, or other man-made disasters. There are four phases of Emergency Management: Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, and
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arguments being made.Chicago (used by History, Religion, Social Sciences, etc.)Chicago Manual of Style: RR Z253.U69 2017 (Located by the library help desk.) Chicago Style Resources: CMOS: Author-Date: Sample Citations CMOS: Notes and Bibliography: Sample Citations Published by the University of Chicago Press, Chicago style comes in two varieties: Notes and Bibliography: This variation is used in fields like history, religion, and arts. Unlike MLA or APA, this variation does not use in-text citations
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