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  • , specific guidelines that determine which colors are used, the length of hair or beard, and how images can or cannot be combined. All of Sievers’ pieces in the University Gallery were created on wood panels. Some were painted with the traditional medium, egg tempera, while others were painted in acrylic. The religious figures she paints – Mary, Mother of God, Jesus Christ, Saint Paul – are her interpretations, but all must fit with the “rules.” “When I’m finished, when I look at them, I think: Where did

  • . Depending on the specific facts of an individual situation and subject to such documentation as the university may require, PLU generally follows these guidelines: An amount equal to the amount of accumulated but unused vacation leave, up to a maximum of 80 hours of accumulated vacation, will be paid upon an employee’s separation of employment. An employee with fewer than 80 hours of accumulated but unused vacation will receive a payment equal to the amount of accrued vacation. The final pay period’s

  • . Transport/Medical Attention: Students who need medical attention due to their alcohol consumption, or which threatens the safety of themselves or others, either on or off campus, may be in violation of the PLU’s Alcoholic Beverages policy. Event Guidelines: If approved alcoholic beverages are available at PLU sponsored off-campus events, then non-alcoholic beverages must also be available. Students must show current valid identification (driver’s license and PLU ID) in order to obtain alcoholic

  • six months beyond the date of their return to the U.S.A. If your passport will expire before the six month mark, you should renew your passport as soon as possible.  This Passport QUEST resource can help you determine if you need a new passport as well as guide you through the process of applying.Visa & Residence PermitIt is the responsibility of the student to obtain their visa/residence permit. Your program should provide guidelines and instructions, but ultimately the application process and

  • that it’s almost impossible to avoid drama on a campus where everyone knows each other, lost a lot of sleep to write papers (or hang out with friends–let’s be honest), and made a few egregious mistakes. But there were also a lot of moments during my time here that were absolutely magical. I’ll always remember the dinnertime conversations with my T-stad buddies, winning a trip to the roller derby with Dr. Graham at the Women’s Center auction, finding the best place on campus to stargaze on a clear

  • expenses within 20 days after the completion of the trip.General Guidelines1. These guidelines are intended to provide employees, who are authorized to travel on behalf of the university, with adequate means of transportation, lodging, meals and other services necessary to conduct university business. The university intends that employees should travel in comfort when away from home on business. However, accommodations, meals, transportation and services used should be in keeping with those the

  • looking for internships during your first year at PLU. In thinking about what point during the year to look, the hiring timeline varies by industry, so we encourage you to schedule an appointment with one of our Career & Internship Advisors for the most up to date information by industry.  Here are some general guidelines: For summer internships, it’s best to start applying in the fall beforehand. For fall or spring internships, it is recommended that you apply for internships the semester before. For

  • approved by the faculty in April 2004. (b) To recommend action to the Educational Policy Committee (EPC) for all new off-campus courses (elected faculty members only). (c) To develop, review and recommend to the faculty guidelines and approval mechanisms for international off-campus courses and programs as well as for domestic off-campus courses and programs as well as for domestic off-campus courses and programs that share distinct qualities with international off-campus courses. (d) To establish and

  • Guidelines for Future Work”. Child Development Volume 71, Issue 3, pages 543–562, May/June 2000.

  • other means. This proposal must outline a complete schedule of courses to be completed over the time remaining until the granting of a degree. The program of study should reflect the following guidelines: At least 36 credit hours At least 12 credit hours of upper division courses. Courses from at least two different programs; and at least 8 credit hours each from at least two different disciplines. A capstone course or other summative experience, such as an internship. (If a student has already