Pacific Lutheran University

Studying for first exam for Psych 101.

This special Homecoming Worship Service begins one hour earlier. President Dr. Loren Anderson will will deliver the sermon and the Choir of the West will participate in worship. All are welcome!

Richard D. Moe Organ Recital Series: Jonathan Young, Visiting Faculty Organist

Approximately 20 people.

Study Session for Professor Kate Luther's 190 SOCI students

TA study session for Dr. Andersen's Psych 101 class.

Artist Series: Erik Steighner, Faculty Saxophonist

Rehearsal for Night of Musical Theatre.

University Chapel is a time and place for the PLU community to come together to reflect and be challenged. Our worship and chapel speakers encompasses the diverse religious expressions on campus.

CHEM 499 workshop requested by Neal Yakelis.

A group of nursing students gathering to exercise together for an hour in between classes.

A relaxation workshop presented by the Counseling Center for students in PSYC 113 classes.

Weekly team meeting with film session. All sessions meeting in Leraas EXCEPT the first session - SEPT 14, which will meet in XAVIER 201.

FB Meeting space for staff/student-athletes.

We The SPIRIT TEAM! (a new club) are having our 1st interest meeting!! Meeting to be held in SIL Multi-purpose Room UC 171.

We have a past graduate coming in to talk about her studies.

We will be teaching and practicing unicycling. Meets in CK West EXCEPT for the following dates in East Campus gym: SEPT 21, SEPT 28, OCT 5, OCT 12, and NOV 23.

PLU Alumnus Brian Norman will give a talk regarding his recent scholarship.

Come join us October 5th at 7pm October's Pick is: Counterfeiter: How a Norwegian Jew survived the Holocaust One of just a few accounts from prisoners who worked for the Nazi's Operation Bernhard, this grim account of imprisonment and survival by the late Nachstern (1902-1969), in English for the first time, takes readers inside Hitler's plan to bring down the British and American economies. In 1942, Nachtstern was arrested by the Nazis and, along with more than 500 others, deported to Germany and imprisoned at Auschwitz. A stroke of luck rescues him from the gas chambers, sending him to work as a typographer at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, producing fake British money that the Nazis hoped to use to destroy the UK economy. Nachstern's prose is measured but vivid, his loneliness a steady beat against which his struggle unfolds. Two essays put the man and his memoir in perspective, and an emotional foreword by Nachstern's daughter recalls a man so haunted, he would wake sobbing and screaming. Arresting from start to finish, this harrowing memoir is full of compassion, pain and strength that illuminates from the inside a little-known episode in the Nazi effort.

Weekly swing dance lessons and a dance at the end of the month!

Director's meeting for Ramstad Common's. -- Meetings take place in UC-205 with the exception of OCT 6th; Location to be determined.

Student Resource Group meetings

Bi-monthly advisory board meeting for Tacoma/South Puget Sound MESA. Contact our office at (253)535-7190 or mesa@plu.edu for more information about our programs.

TOEFL readiness test.

TA Sessions taking place every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the fall term.

ASPLU senators and directors meet to conduct legislation for the student body. Meetings are held every Tuesday at 6:15pm and are open to campus. Students are encouraged to attend. Meetings held in UC-133 with the following exceptions: SEPT 22 in UC-171 (SIL Multi-Purpose Room) and SEPT 29 in UC-201.

workshop to assist undecided students on choosing a major

Join us Tuesday October 6th at 7 pm to discuss October pick Lamentation by Ken Scholes In his first novel, a vividly imagined sf-fantasy hybrid set in a distant, post-apocalyptic future, Scholes, already highly praised in the speculative-fiction community for his dazzlingly inventive short fiction, turns his talent up a notch. When an ancient weapon destroys Windwir, the Named Lands’ greatest city and repository of knowledge, the only surviving member of the city’s Androfrancine order is the metallic android Isaak. Rudolfo, lord of the Ninefold Forest Houses, finds Isaak surprisingly intact in the Windwir’s smoldering ruins and guilt-ridden over his role in the city’s downfall. Yet Rudolfo quickly begins to suspect that Sethbert, overseer of the neighboring Entrolusian City States, is the real culprit and starts girding his Gypsy Scouts for battle. So begins Scholes’ Psalms of Isaak, a projected five-volume saga containing all the ingredients of a first-rate epic—magic, arcane science, and a handful of compelling protagonists. By the end of the novel, the reader is caring deeply about the characters and looking forward with burning anticipation to the sequels.

Meeting of American Marketing Club (School of Business)

Delta Iota Chi Meeting.

Rank and Tenure Committee Meetings. NOTE: OCT 28th meets in UC-134; NOV 11th to be determined.

University Chapel is a time and place for the PLU community to come together to reflect and be challenged. Our worship and chapel speakers encompasses the diverse religious expressions on campus.

Fulbright application interview for Eric Buley.

Fulbright application interview for Julia Bakewell.

Fulbright interview committee for Emily Steyer.

Craig Fryhle chemistry review for his class. THIS REPLACES A PREVIOUS RESERVATION FOR MORKEN 103.

Meet and Greet with Director Dianah Roneyah Wynter of the film "Happy Sad" that was shot on location in Trinidad/Tobago.

Fundraising for Breast Cancer Awareness/Research and Domestic Violence Awareness

This is a lecture/presentation for IHON students only.

Come join us Wednesday, October 7th, at 6:30 to discuss October's Pick 19th Wife by David Ebershoff. This ambitious third novel tells two parallel stories of polygamy. The first recounts Brigham Young's expulsion of one of his wives, Ann Eliza, from the Mormon Church; the second is a modern-day murder mystery set in a polygamous compound in Utah. Unfolding through an impressive variety of narrative forms—Wikipedia entries, academic research papers, newspaper opinion pieces—the stories include fascinating historical details. We are told, for instance, of Brigham Young's ban on dramas that romanticized monogamous love at his community theatre; as one of Young's followers says, "I ain't sitting through no play where a man makes such a cussed fuss over one woman." Ebershoff demonstrates abundant virtuosity, as he convincingly inhabits the voices of both a nineteenth-century Mormon wife and a contemporary gay youth excommunicated from the church, while also managing to say something about the mysterious power of faith.

Filmmaker Solvi Lindseth Barber, Norse Federation in Seattle, will lecture on the documentary "The Dance of Life-An Interactive History of Edvard Munch." This outstanding documentary was Solvi's directoral debut. Admission: $8 General, $7 SCC Members/Seniors, PLU Students Free with ID

Survey sessions Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:00 pm.

Meeting for Snap! Magazine

The Student Investment Fund would like to reserve room 103 tomorrow from 8pm-9pm. I just talked to the School of Business office and they said that room 103 is currently open.

Dance Rehearsal for Night of Musical Theatre

Fulbright interview session for Marit Bakve.

Faculty Affairs Committee meetings. All meetings take place in UC-212 with the following exceptions: OCT 1, OCT 8, and OCt 29 which will take place in Admin 211A.

Admission representative from a college in South Carolina will be at a table outside the dining hall to discuss career options with interested students. She will also be in UC 206 from 1pm to 3pm for individual interviews and presentation.

Hosting consultant.

Chemistry--requested by Dean Waldow

Dr. Waldow class session.

Preparation for J-Term course in Latin America

Come join us for an author event and signing with Suzanne Selfors and enter to win a $15 Forza gift card! From the author of Saving Juliet comes a romantic comedy that is good to the last drop. When Katrina spots a homeless guy sleeping in the alley behind her grandmother’s coffee shop, she decides to leave him a cup of coffee, a bag of chocolate-covered coffee beans, and some pastries to tide him over. Little does she know that this random act of kindness is about to turn her life upside down. Because this adorable vagrant, Malcolm, is really a guardian angel on a break between missions. And he won’t leave until he can reward Katrina’s selflessness by fulfilling her deepest desire. Now if only she could decide what that might be . . . Suzanne Selfors will be visting us to talk about her new book and sign copies.

Join us Thursday October 8th at 7pm to discuss October's pick Gulliver's Travels by Jonathon Swift Shipwrecked castaway Lemuel Gulliver's encounters with the petty, diminutive Lilliputians, the crude giants of Brobdingnag, the abstracted scientists of Laputa, the philosophical Houyhnhnms, and the brutish Yahoos give him new, bitter insights into human behavior. Swift's fantastic and subversive book remains supremely relevant in our own age of distortion, hypocrisy, and irony.

Rehearsal for Night of Musical Theatre

University Chapel is a time and place for the PLU community to come together to reflect and be challenged. Our worship and chapel speakers encompasses the diverse religious expressions on campus.

It is a psych experiment approved through psych res

Conference hosted by CSCE department for computer departments of small NW colleges.

Meeting of advisory committee for FYEP

Fulbright interview session for Adam Bryant.

Division of Social Sciences Perspectives Lectures.

Traditional Jewish Shabbat.

Through an evening of social interaction, food, arts and crafts, and entertainment, we hope to foster a learning environment outside of the classroom as we take a journey around the world.

Jazz Series: University Jazz Ensemble