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  • Microsoft City of Tacoma Optional Emphasis: Healthcare Management Technology and Innovation Management Entrepreneurship and Closely Held Enterprises Supply Chain Management Loading... It’s FREE to apply to PLU When you're ready, we're here. Apply now and fulfill your potential! Get Started My teachers at PLU were more than subject-matter experts. They had a moral compass, and they cared about us. I didn’t realize it at the time, but those relationships helped shape my values and guide my career. — Nick

  • address all prompts will affect your overall application. Once completed, upload it to the GradCAS application portal in the Document section, under Personal Statement. Before uploading, make sure: You have answered all the prompts in questions 1-8. Responses are at least the requested length, where noted. What experiences and/or relationships have influenced your selection of social work as your professional career (e.g., family, education, volunteer work, paid employment, recipient of social

  • of Washington in 2013-2014, Dr. Naar began his second book project, Reimagining the Sephardic Diaspora. This book explores the dispersal of Sephardic Jews from the dissolving Ottoman Empire during the early twentieth century and the creation of new Sephardic communal hubs in Europe and the Americas—including Seattle. By focusing on the multiple directions of transnational migration, the links Sephardic Jews retained with their native communities, and the relationships they developed with other

  • . But our words also have the power to demean, offend, belittle, and hurt. It is our responsibility to DIALOGUE with others, in order to continue our growth as an inclusive community. The My Language, My Choice: Words Mean Things campaign would not have been possible without the vulnerability and courage of our Pacific Lutheran University alumni, faculty, and staff who shared their personal and academic relationships and stories around Anti-Blackness, Anti-Racism, Decolonization, and BIPOC

  • residents are involved in our LCs, which gives them the benefits of a traditional on campus experience with the added value of developing relationships with faculty and sharing a similar community focus.  You can learn more about our various LCs by going to our First Year Communities page. Residents will indicate their LC preferences when completing their housing application. Are you a commuting student? LCs are open to commuting students as well! Commuters can indicate their LC preferences when

  • the option of personalizing your search results. When using this option, you are able to select up to five disciplines/subdisciplines to use as the basis for your research. When this feature is enabled, only results that belong to your selected disciplines will be displayed. Note that if you sign in, your personalized settings are saved for the next time you are doing research.Searching Within a JournalWhen you locate a journal in PRIMO, you are able to access and browse it in a couple different

  • research at a fairly high level,” Peterson explains. “For some of our students, this exposure to research whets their appetite for more, and they find graduate work to be a fulfilling challenge.” “Just a couple of weeks ago, we brought back a panel of recent alumni currently in their first post-graduate employment in investment banking, consulting, government agency and health-sector jobs,” says Peterson. “All of them spoke highly of their Capstone experience and how helpful it had been in preparing

  • group, Muh Grog Zoo, performed. From PLU to the Broadway Center to TEDxTacoma, it’s all come together for Utley like, well, a carefully crafted script—complete with a couple of fateful plot turns. At PLU, Utley studied Theater and spent a good deal of time with the Music program. “My education in the undergrad program and the things that I was involved with … made me realize that music and theater and the arts aren’t just a hobby; they aren’t just something you do for fun to entertain people,” said

  • that?’” “That” turned out to be Karl Lerum ’98. The couple, who both competed on the Lute track team, married in 2003 and have an 8-year-old son, Lukas Røskeland Lerum. They settled in Seattle though frequently have traveled internationally. Shari Dworkin, a World Birth Aid board member and Kari Lerum’s partner, said Røskeland’s energy and dedication are “remarkable.” “Through my research on HIV/AIDS prevention and care, I could see that what she was targeting was very unique,” said Dworkin, who is

  • participation.  Authority, the right to speak, to critique, to redirect, to reformulate, to question, is dispersed.  It shifts about, independent of title or educational pedigree, landing wherever someone’s experience and expression converge to provide leadership on that topic, in that moment.  Relationships are untethered from the functional roles—student, teacher, colleague, supervisor—that inform institutional spaces.  Like writing, third rail inquiry begins with engagement, gains momentum from