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Scholarships and AwardsPLU students are eligible for the following scholarships and awards: The Judge Bertil E. Johnson Scholarship provides an award to a premedical undergraduate student who has attained junior status.  This scholarship was established by the Allenmore Medical Foundation to honor Judge Bertil E. Johnson. Judge Johnson was born in 1901 and retired from the Pierce County Superior Court in 1974. He was active in service to the community and received many community awards. He

Scholarships and AwardsPLU students are eligible for the following scholarships and awards: The Judge Bertil E. Johnson Scholarship provides an award to a premedical undergraduate student who has attained junior status.  This scholarship was established by the Allenmore Medical Foundation to honor Judge Bertil E. Johnson. Judge Johnson was born in 1901 and retired from the Pierce County Superior Court in 1974. He was active in service to the community and received many community awards. He

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for slip rates of continental strike-slip faults, Nature, 391(6668), 655–659, doi:10.1038/35556. Brown, E. H. (1987). Structural geology and accretionary history of the Northwest Cascades System, Washington and British Columbia. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 99(2), 201. https://doi.org/10.1130/0016-7606(1987)99<201:sgaaho>2.0.co;2 Chamberlain, V. E., & Lambert, R. S. J. (1987). Comment and reply on “Geometric test for late cretaceous–paleogene intracontinental transform faulting in the