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Thank you for your interest in Alumni & Student Connection’s mentoring programs! Provided below are a few general guidelines for both mentees and mentors. If you are considering participating in one of our mentoring programs, we encourage you to read the expectations below.Mentee Expectations Communicate with your mentor at least once a month from November-April. Meet-ups can take place in-person or virtually depending on what you and your mentor decide. Be professional and respectful. Actively

and graduate students as well as post-docs can present a poster during the reception. You can indicate this and enter your poster title in the registration form. The poster should follow basic ACS guidelines in a 3×4 landscape format. For additional information, contact Dr. Adam Glass (glassac@plu.edu). Time:  5:15-6:30 pm. Location: Anderson University Center, Regency Room, PLU (Map)Pauling Award BanquetThe banquet will celebrate the Pauling Medal Awardee and feature an after dinner talk by Dr

proficiency means that you can speak with detail and organization in paragraph-length conversation in all major time frames; comprehend full spoken paragraphs on familiar topics and social, academic, and work-related subjects; write in organized paragraphs on familiar and some unfamiliar topics; and understand main ideas and supporting details on familiar and new topics from texts that have a clear, organized structure. –Adapted from the American Council of Foreign Language Teachers Proficiency Guidelines

The School of Nursing uses the American Psychological Association (APA) Publication Manual, latest edition, for rules of style, citation, and referencing for all formal, scholarly writing. All faculty are expected to be familiar with APA format, and courses are expected to require the use of APA in all formal papers. Faculty at all levels are expected to be able to assist students in improving their writing and mastery of APA guidelines. Students are introduced to the use of APA in the

February 1 (for Spring semester). South Hall residents are not required to have a meal plan and must sign up for one through Dining Services. Students who are 21 or older may have alcohol in their room under certain guidelines. Please refer to the South Hall Alcohol Policy for more information.Apply to Live in South HallSouth Hall is a highly sought after building and has a limited number of each apartment type. South Hall assignments are made during Spring semester as a part of the Upper Division Room

originally reported by submitting the Student Employment Change Form. Student Employment needs to know any time a student job ends prematurely, whether the student quits, withdraws, graduates, or is fired.Questions?For more information contact us at stuemp@plu.edu  Email studentjobs@plu.edu to get access to the PLU Opportunities Board and information to get you started.HandbookLearn more about PLU’s policies and guidelines regarding hiring and supervising students. Policies and GuidelinesFAQsHave

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personal statement, the critical writing sample, and the letters of recommendation. We do not require scores from the GRE exam. Please see the How to Apply page for more information and guidelines about specific items for the application. Admitted applicants who already hold an MA in writing or literature may be allowed to complete the program in two years and three residencies, though this will be at the discretion of the program. If you have questions about admission requirements that are not

Application Guidelines Frequently Asked QuestionsLooking for Post Graduate Service Opportunities?More details available in the Office of Alumni and Student Connections There are many national and international grants and awards for undergraduates and recent alumni to support and further their education. Typically these are external scholarships and fellowships funded by governments and private foundations. Some awards support students during their undergraduate study; others are for 1-2 years of teaching