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242 - Taryn Jansen, Naomi Lapp, Katie Wilson9. PSYC 499 - Autumn Little10. PSYC 499 - Sanna I. Collado6. PSYC 499 - Jessica KovacsAlcohol Addiction: Families First7. PSYC 499 - Micha YoungEmpirical Study of Personality Profile Based on Human Blood Type8. PSYC 242 - Taryn Jansen, Naomi Lapp, Katie WilsonAttitudes Towards Sexual Offenders9. PSYC 499 - Autumn LittlePersonality, Perceptions and Video Game Selections10. PSYC 499 - Sanna I. ColladoRaced and Gendered: The Effects of Race, Pregnancy

Certification Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Teacher Certificate Already Washington Certificated Educators Certification Forms Adding an Endorsement Fingerprints & Background Checks Professional Certification Fee Schedule Licensure Disclosure Each state and territory have different professional licensure and certification requirements. PLU teacher and principal certification programs, including add-on endorsements are approved by the Washington Professional

A Shared Passion for Education Compels Non-Alum to Give Pat Wilson, a faithful donor to Pacific Lutheran University, wishes to support the hopes and dreams of students through her contributions to Pacific Lutheran University. Although Pat did not attend PLU, she established a connection to the university thanks to a former board of regents member and friend, Gary Baughn, and other friends she met at her former church. These friends first introduced Pat to PLU about 20 years ago, which was

Endorsements indicate which content and grade levels you are qualified for and authorized to teach.  All Education Candidates must earn at least one endorsement. Candidates must also pass the appropriate WEST-E or NES test for each endorsement. Undergraduate Level Endorsements The Bachelor of Arts in Education program’s primary endorsement is in Elementary Education, which covers grades K-8.  Elementary candidates are strongly encouraged to earn an additional endorsement in order to improve job

Elizabeth AustenAusten is the Washington State Poet Laureate for 2014-16. Her debut collection Every Dress a Decision was a finalist for the Washington State Book Award. She’s also the author of two chapbooks, The Girl Who Goes Alone and Where Currents Meet. Her poems have been featured on The Writer’s Almanac and Verse Daily and in Poetry Northwest, Bellingham Review and Willow Springs. She is noted for her engaging public performances of poetry and has been featured at Poets House in New York

Federal regulations for the protection of human subjects (45 CFR Part 46, known as the Common Rule) have been updated for the first time since 1991. Changes went into effect on January 21, 2019. These changes are required only for new federally funded research. We have more latitude in implementing the new regulations for non-federally-funded projects, which make up the vast majority of research projects at PLU. Because we already initiated major changes to the HPRB website, templates, and

inside: Move to a secure room such as a classroom or office. Lock or barricade the door, close the window shades, and turn off the lights. Get low on the ground and move to the least visible area of the room. If you are outside: Move away from campus as quickly as possible, stay low, and hide behind natural concealment such as foliage, vehicles, and structures. Be aware that all campus buildings will be locked and your LuteCard will not unlock any doors. Stay calm, quiet, low, and out of sight

News Homecoming Highlights Awards Recognition Alumni Profiles Alumni Events Class Notes Calendar Home Alumni News Alumni Awards & Recognition Lauren Peterson ’14 Brian C. Olson Student Leadership Award P eterson is a senior from Seattle majoring in Fine Arts. Her sister, Amanda (Peterson) Negi ’11, and her father, Michael Peterson ’80, attended PLU. Peterson has worked in the Office of Alumni and Constituent Relations for three years, including two summers. As a student intern, she is an