Pacific Lutheran University

Informational session on NOV 9 in UC-213. Interviews on NOV 10 in UC-134.

Interview for those who have applied to the Washington State Legislative Internships. Interviews take place in UC-213.

Recruit for summer employment, tabling outside dining hall

Tabling for Delta Iota Chi Blood drive

Research for my Psychology Capstone.

Latin Music USA is a series about American music. Fusions of Latin sounds with jazz, rock, country, rhythm and blues – music with deeper roots and broader reach than most people realize. It’s a fresh take on our musical history, reaching across five decades and across musical genres to portray the rich mix of sounds created by Latinos and embraced by all. Staff from KCTS 9 will lead discussion

Everyone is invited to take part in the campaign by stopping by the Men Against Violence Table in the UC to sign a commitment not to "commit, condone or remain silent" about violence against women. At the table, you can sign, have your picture taken with the giant ribbon and receive a white ribbon to wear as a symbol of your pledge.

Campus Ministry is sponsoring a dinner reflective of world wealth and hunger trends.

Andy Coons will be joining us to discuss the integration of technology, a holistic view of teaching, and the process of National Board Certification.

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

MESA parents meeting.

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.

Tabling to recruit participants for a psychology experiment attached to the psychology department and Dr. Grahe's social psychology lab. The experiment is funded by a Severtson grant (sponsored by the Department of Social Sciences) awarded to Emily Hoppler Treichler.

In this collaborative presentation, Professor Erin McKenna will report on research she did with PLU students Sarah Curtis and Jon Stout. They interviewed six different farmers about their views of nature and how those views affect the way they raise animals. The views and practices of these farms are examined in terms of several philosophical theories--Ecofeminism, American Pragmatism, and the land ethic. After the paper is presented the students will comment on their experience. Erin McKenna is a Professor of Philosophy, former Chair of Philosophy and former chair of Women's Studies. She specializes in feminist theory and American Pragmatism. One of her publications is a volume titled Animal Pragmatism in which she was co-editor. This came out in the spring of 2004 from Indiana University Press. McKenna has been teaching at PLU since 1992.

FB Staff Meetings. ------- Meetings on Nov 2 and Nov 9 meet in Morken 137 & 138. Meetings on Nov 3 and Nov 10 meet in Rieke 103 Leraas.

This concert is a world premiere event, featuring the inaugural performance of Glaciers by James Romig. This work was commissioned in part by PLU along with three other universities. The composer will be on campus for the premiere. Also featured, continuing our Scandinavian theme, will be the Piccolo Concerto by Norwegian composer, Egil Hovland, with Jennifer Rhyne as soloist. Closing the program will be the dramatic Symphony No. 7 by Anton Dvorak.

Holden Evening Prayer centers on prayer, meditation, and silence. Worship is held Tuesday evenings at 9:00 PM in Tower Chapel in Eastvold. A light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it.