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Bautista (Faculty Governance Manager and Mentor Administrator) hprb@plu.edu (253)535-8312 Please contact Carol Bautista for questions, concerns, and issues related to HPRB and Mentor. If she cannot provide an answer, she will direct you to someone who can! Unit Designates (HPRB reviewers in your department, or school): College of Professional Studies Business – Somaye Nargesi, nargesi@plu.edu Communication, Media & Design Arts/Music/Theatre &Dance  – Gina Gillie, gilliegc@plu.edu Education/Innovation

creating a new business venture to designing and writing social media marketing materials—from planning a corporate event to selling new ideas to key constituents—Innovation Studies students develop the career skills that employers most want. To read how an Innovation Studies graduate created a successful small business, read An Interview with Fashion Designer Mariken Lund. Making connections through a PLU Career Connection's event Skills Employers Want Most in Recent Graduates#1. Work well on diverse

Spring 20252 courses (8 credits)$11,128 Optional Summer emphasis (Summer 2025 or 2026)2 courses (8 credits)$8,488 Fall 20252 courses (8 credits)$11,128 Spring 20262 courses (8 credits)$11,128 @media only screen and (max-width: 590px) { .halda-embedded { width: 100% !important; height: 100% !important; max-width: 21.9rem; max-height: 38rem; } }

Performance': A Qualitative Study on Women and Indivisible Disability in the Workplace""Mira Johnson - "An Analysis of Male and Female Social Media Use: Applying Goffman's Presentation of Self"Mylie McDonald - "The Experiences of Women Working in a Male Dominated Career"PresentationSam Niven - "Legal Cynicism and How It Impacts Youth's Perception of the Criminal Justice System"Alissa Ouanesisouk - "Reasons Why You Might Not Be Hired: Gender Inequalities in Hiring"PresentationAniya Pickett - "Life After

The Mission of the PLU OrchestrasThe faculty members involved in the orchestra program recognize both the unique place of the orchestra in western music and its unique role in a comprehensive university music program. Like other major ensembles in the Department of Music, the orchestra serves as the large ensemble for students who study its traditional instruments, and therefore offers them a chance to experience significant repertoire in their performance media, and to develop their technical