Programs & Events
Summer Camps
Contact the Conference and Events at 253.535.7450 for details.
Volleyball Camp with Kevin Aoki June 30 to July 3 July 7 to July 10
Softball Camp with Rick Noren June 23 to June 26 July 7 to July 10
Programs For
Young People
2008 New information pending
Programs For
Teachers
Summer 2008 NEW INFORMATION PENDING Advanced Placement Institute Summer 2008 (new info pending)
PLU offers ten graduate-level classes for beginning or experienced
teachers of Advanced Placement ®
courses. These courses include American Government, Biology, Calculus,
English Literature, English Language Composition, English Vertical
Teams, and U.S. History. The 2006 fee for this course is $725.00 and
includes tuition for two semester hours of graduate level credit and
many teaching materials. Due to the high price of textbooks, the
tuition for English Vertical Team is $750.00. The dates for this year's
institute are July 17-21, 2006. For information and registration,
phone the School of Education, Partnerships & Professional
Development, at 253.535.8790 or visit the PLU AP ® Institute website at http://www.plu.edu/~apinst.
Continuing Education for Educators: (new info pending)
Pacific Lutheran University offers an exciting array of continuing
education options for educators that allow teachers to earn clock
hours while they develop as professionals. Continuing education opportunities
during the summer include: Workshops and seminars addressing topics
such as "Teaching with Multiple Intelligences," "Empowering Educators,"
and "Cross Curriculum Teaching." For information and registration,
phone (253) 535-7292 or visit the School
of Education website.
Summer Events
Summer
at PLU offers countless activities and events for the whole family.
From outdoor concerts and sport camps to educational workshops and conferences,
everyone is sure to find many stimulating opportunities to meet their
summertime needs.
Fruit Festivals
A
summer exclusive, PLU's fruit festivals are held once a month in Red
Square. Students, faculty, family, and friends enjoy fresh fruit,
raspberry ice cream, and lively entertainment.
The Offices of Summer Sessions, Conferences & Events, and Dining
Services are pleased to co-sponsor the three festivals that celebrate a
variety of summer fruit harvests. Food is free with a valid LuteCard,
although food may be purchased for $2.50. All fruit festivals are from 11:30 am - 1 pm.
Strawberry Festival, June 18, 2008
Raspberry Festival, July 16, 2008
Peach Festival, August 13, 2008
Jazz Under the Star Concerts - the 10th Anniversary
Summer is the perfect time for concerts and other performances outside
on Red Square or in the Mary Baker Russell (MBR) Amphitheater.
Don't
miss JAZZ UNDER THE STARS, casual Thursday evening gatherings
in the MBR amphitheater. Begins Thursday, July 10 and goes for every Thursday for six weeks. On July 8, the 10 year celebration will take place at the Museum of Glass with two headliners.
July 8, Tuesday: Gala 10th Anniversary kickoff at the Museum of Glass with Pearl Django and Greta Matassa
July 10: Dennis Hastings, Vocalist July 17: Gred Williamson Pony Boy Big Band July 24: David Joyner Trio July 31: Hip Bone August 7: Gail Pettis, Vocalist
The University Art Gallery
Stop by the University Gallery in Ingram Hall and browse anytime between
9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. The gallery's website
features current and past art.
KPLU Summer Activities
PLU is home to one of National Public Radio's gems, KPLU 88.5FM. Recognized
for its programming excellence, KPLU is one of the nation's leading
public radio stations offering regular jazz shows alongside NPR's
regular coverage of national and international news. KPLU also offers
its own unique coverage of northwest events and jazz. The station's
website, http://www.KPLU.org, streams
its exclusive, award-winning mix of jazz and blues twenty-four hours
a day to the world.
KPLU again offers, as a growing summer tradition, the Jazz & Blues
Cruise Series on Sunday mornings in Seattle, Washington. These cruises
bring together the best of the Pacific Northwest into one wonderful
event: great music, food, views, and all at a great price. All proceeds
generated benefit the station. Group rates are available, but book
early-- the cruises sell out weeks in advance! Reserve your seat by
calling KPLU at 1-800-677-5758 or visit online at http://www.KPLU.org.
Summer Conferences held at PLU : PENDING NEW INFORMATION
Among the groups holding conventions, camps and workshops will be
Frosty Westering's Football Camp, PLU Basketball Camps, PLU Wrestling
Camp, PLU Softball Camps, PLU Volleyball Camps, PLU Soccer Camps,
Professional Kicking Services Camps, Jostens Yearbook University,
Northwest Youth Leadership Camp, and PLU Summer Institute of Theology. Contact Conferences
and Events for further information at (253) 353-7670.
RECREATIONAL
FACILITIES
PLU offers
a broad variety of recreational opportunities for summer students. Exceptional
facilities are available for most popular sports and pastimes! Free
use of the Names Fitness Center, Olson Auditorium and the Swimming Pool
is available when presenting your LuteCard. Reservation of racquetball/squash
courts is made by calling (253) 535-7365. Schedules for use of all recreational
facilities are available in the School of Physical Education office
in Olson Auditorium.
Names Fitness Center contains the latest in weight
training and other conditioning/fitness equipment, including an indoor
jogging track. Call (253) 535-8798. Click
here to get more information about Names Fitness Center from Campus
Conferences & Events.
Swimming Pool offers a swimming area, diving pool, sunbathing
area, locker and dressing rooms. Swim lessons are available for ages
4 through adult. Call (253) 535-7370. Click
here to get more information about the swimming pool from Campus
Conferences & Events.
Olson Auditorium is a multipurpose facility featuring a hardwood
gymnasium floor and an Astroturf fieldhouse. Activities include basketball,
volleyball, badminton, handball, racquetball, and squash. Click
here to see pictures and read information from the Campus Conferences
& Events website about Olson Auditorium.
University Golf Course is a 2,770 yard, nine-hole, par 35 layout
with a reduced fee schedule for students. Call (253) 535-7393 or visit
their website.
Off-Campus Recreation
Numerous recreational opportunities exist close to the campus.
Spanaway Park, located by Lake Spanaway, two miles south of campus,
features canoe, rowboat and paddle boat rentals in addition to swimming,
horseshoes, picnic facilities, golf and fishing. The public Spanaway
Golf Course is a beautiful championship course with well-kept fairways,
greens and traps. Sprinker Recreation Center, also located two miles
south of campus, has excellent facilities for tennis, track and field,
softball, baseball, basketball, broom hockey, racquetball, and an ice
skating arena. Sprinker also has a sun-bathing area, and locker and
dressing rooms. For program days and times or court reservations, phone
(253) 537-2600.
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