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Lute OverKnight is now VideOverKnight Join us virtually for VideOverKnight, an online event to help you experience PLU! Coming April 2-3, with live Q&A videos (at 10am & 2pm) with current students, professors and even PLU’s President, along with other videos and more. Hope to see you (virtually) there! VideOverKnight Lute OverKnights April 2-3 or April 16-17 5:30pm (4/2 & 4/16) – 3:00pm (4/3 & 4/17) Pack your bag and join us for a Lute OverKnight – this is your invitation to experience campus
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AlumniIf you are a PPA alum who knows of internship or other employment opportunities in printing and publication related fields that might benefit other alumni and current students, please get in touch with Solveig Robinson so she can spread the word. Hannah in SeattleHannah (2011) has worked for Scribe Source in Seattle and will be teaching at PLU in the fall of 2023. Besides writing, editing, and proofreading for clients, she also writes and edits marketing materials for her husband’s
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Off Campus Storage Unit ResourcesAs of October 2024, Campus Life will no longer offer storage to students. Students leaving the university at the end of any academic term*, will not have the option to store items on campus in residence hall spaces. Space is at a premium on campus and the need to use these spaces in different ways has elevated. The increasing demographic shift of hyper local students attending PLU diminishes the need to offer storage on campus for student items. Additional
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Event and Activity Risk Management PoliciesCertain types of events on campus present a higher level of risk to PLU and it’s community members. Please see the additional information for each situation below. If you have risk concerns about a situation not listed here, please contact the Risk Services office for consultation specific to your event or activity.Raffles/Drawings/Games of ChanceWashington state does not allow non-profits to incentivize participation in events. For example, PLU is not
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34 Years of Winterfest Winterfest is a Parkland-Spanaway community event that inspires hope by connecting low-income families with gifts and resources during the holiday season. In previous years, Winterfest has served hundreds of local families by offering a place to share refreshments, children’s fair with games, face painting, a visit with Santa, crafts, and so much more! Parents also have the opportunity to select holiday gifts for their children, connect with local resources, and access
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of this it is intended only for mature audiences. “The themes of distrust, manipulation, and isolation ring true for a lot of people in today’s world, where we suspect that the information we’ve relied on and believed for so much of our lives may not be the whole story,” Waters says. While the production may touch on darker subject matter, Waters wants the audience to use the experience as a tool for self-examination, and become better for seeing it. “I would like for the audience to walk away
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May 21, 2014 First-Ever Krise Internship Awarded PLU President Thomas W. Krise, right, and Patricia L. Krise, left, pose with Emily Ames, the first recipient of the Krises’ endowed internship. (Photo: John Froschauer/PLU) Emily Ames ’15 Receives $2,000 for Summertime Community Work By Sandy Deneau Dunham PLU Marketing & Communications Emily Ames ’15 is the first recipient of the new Patricia L. and Thomas W. Krise Endowed Internship Fund, awarded annually to one Pacific Lutheran University
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The Bachelor in Science with a major in Nursing and the Entry Level Masters of Science in Nursing program at Pacific Lutheran University meets the educational requirements for professional RN licensure in all 50 US states and the following jurisdictions: AlabamaIllinoisMontanaRhode IslandWyoming AlaskaIndianaNebraskaSouth Carolina ArizonaIowaNevadaSouth Dakota ArkansasKansasNew HampshireTennessee CaliforniaKentuckyNew JerseyTexas ColoradoLouisianaNew MexicoUtah ConnecticutMaineNew YorkUS Virgin
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of this it is intended only for mature audiences. “The themes of distrust, manipulation, and isolation ring true for a lot of people in today’s world, where we suspect that the information we’ve relied on and believed for so much of our lives may not be the whole story,” Waters says. While the production may touch on darker subject matter, Waters wants the audience to use the experience as a tool for self-examination, and become better for seeing it. “I would like for the audience to walk away
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Step 7: Complete and submit your applicationLog in online through Mentor, using your PLU username and password. Once in Mentor, go to the HPRB tab at the top: Click on My Proposals in the left menu Click Create New Proposal Mentor will walk you through the following: Pre-Proposal Diagnostic Survey (to determine level of review) Identifying your Faculty Supervisor (search by last name) HPRB proposal formVideo InstructionsDirections Create HPRB Proposal page (this asks for basic information about
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