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Windows AccountsA Windows account refers to the username and password that allows an individual to log onto a PLU office, lab, or classroom computer. Windows account passwords are verified by the domain and maintained by the Windows Network Manager. This account will allow you to log into a Windows system connected to the PLU domain. This username and password is synchronized with your ePass password and also allows access to computers in labs and classrooms around campus.Windows Account

Four Step ProcessSuccessful programs are not born, but carefully crafted, thought out, and revised along the way. If your group is going to be successful at recruitment and outreach, good programming is a necessity. The key to successful programming involves four basic steps: development, planning and logistics, promotion and follow up. The more your group follows these steps, over the years, the more your groups programs will be sustainable and long-lasting. Programming Programming

computer standards and purchases for departments or individuals. Software Purchases – Information about software purchases for departments or individuals. Windows Updates and Patch Management – Information regarding automated Windows updates on university owned computers. International Travel Guidelines – Recommendations when traveling internationally with electronic equipment. Need More Help? Create a Help Desk Service Request. You’ll need an active PLU ePass to log in.

uninstall any other anti-virus programs on your computer before installing one of the products below. Performance problems can result from multiple programs of this type running on your computer. Windows Computers Avast! Avira Windows Defender (Pre-installed on Windows 10 and 11) – visit Windows Updates regularly for updated protection Macintosh Computers Avast! Avira Note:  If you choose to go with a paid antivirus solution, PLU recommends Trend Micro’s security software.  Additional information

PLU Computer Patch Management and Windows Updates Information & Technology Services has transitioned to a new system for installing Windows updates on University owned computers.  The updates, which had been distributed using a program called Lumension (also known as Patchlink), will now be remotely pushed out through a Microsoft product that is tightly integrated into the Windows operating system.  When updates are available for your computer, they will be downloaded in the background while

Software PurchasesDepartment PurchasesAll PLU departmental software purchases must be coordinated through Information & Technology Services. We will work with numerous vendors to find the best price/value for the University and get back to you with a quote for the equipment. We have a standard set of applications and tools which we support.  Information on our standards can be be obtained here. Please send purchase requests to helpdesk@plu.edu.  You can also contact us at 253-535-7525 for more

Professional DevelopmentCampus Life supports robust professional development for professional staff, including attending conferences, becoming involved in professional organizations, and continued education. There are myriad opportunities also at Pacific Lutheran University and in the Puget Sound region of which Campus Life professional staff have been able to take advantage. Dream Gonzales, Community Director for Ordal & Stuen Halls: “As an emerging professional in student affairs, the

PLU Middle/High School Programming Contest The 2024 High School Programming Contest has been canceled. OverviewWHERE: Morken Center for Learning and Technology WHEN: February 2025 COST: Generally $15/student or $30/team (need scholarships available) REGISTRATION: Registration usually opens in January. The contest brings together talented students from middle and high schools throughout the state of Washington to compete in a spirit of fun. The contest will test their programming skills and

Course Development Stipends For new or existing courses in the Innovation Studies Minor With the generous support of donors to the Innovation Studies program, the INOV Steering Committee invites all PLU faculty to submit a proposal for a stipend to support the development of a new or existing course in the Innovation Studies minor. Options include teaching a current course (such as Innovation, Ethics, and Society or Innovation Seminar), or developing a new course that can serve as a Principles