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, eligible foster child, sibling or stepsibling, or a descendant of any such individual. Or a legally adopted child or a child lawfully placed with the taxpayer for adoption. Residing in the taxpayer’s home for more than ½ of the taxable year. Under the age of 19 at the end of the tax year (under the age of 24 if full time student). There’s no limiting age for a child who is totally and permanently disabled. The child must not have provided more than one-half of his or her own support for the taxable

Writer Series Flyers Ryan Van Meter reads from If You Knew Then What I Know Now; Nov. 20, 2014 At each reading, the audience can expect to see two more components that are characteristic of PLU’s Series. In the early years of the Series, Barot and Skipper would both welcome the audience and introduce the evening’s writer; however, they came to see this as an opportunity to instead allow PLU students to introduce the writers. “It makes for a unique experience and opportunity for the student who is

athletic departments. She’s still the only female AD in the Pac-12. Since Cohen’s appointment as athletic director a little more than two years ago, several of UW’s sports teams have made deep runs into the postseason and Cohen has made significant progress toward balancing the department’s budget; achieving financial solvency was her primary goal upon taking over in May 2016. She is driven by the desire to provide the best experience possible for each of her school’s student athletes, and wants to

everyday experience, or the languages they speak and the various people they interact with. All of these are important to understand when looking at our beautiful, diverse, and vibrant world.” The study-away opportunities that PLU provided while Larsen was a student were invaluable. He also went to Norway in 2014 as a Peace Scholar and studied at the International Summer School. “(It) was an amazing time to meet and engage with students from around the world. All of us with a passion in understanding

late childhood in the U.S. before moving back to Norway as a young adult. Storfjell also served as a guest researcher at the University of Tromsø in 2011 and 2012. When Storfjell first arrived at PLU in 2005, Nordic studies courses were scant on Sámi teachings; he now teaches a Nordic studies course titled “Sámi Culture in Global Indigenous Contexts.” He has welcomed a Sámi indigenous student every time he has taught the class. That course will count toward the NAIS minor. The program is

free to laugh and joke. Team members fondly tease each other about everything from their debate style to their eating habits and new comers are warmly welcomed. Aust’s favorite memory from his time on the debate team was taking second place at Linfield College, a very large and competitive annual tournament. Additionally, Aust was able to act as a student representative in the annual Ruth Anderson debates. “I argued that Tacoma should not raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour,” said Aust. With

, Pacific Lutheran University alumni are serving in a wide variety of roles in hospitals, clinics, research centers and public-health agencies, sharing a steadfast commitment of delivering world-class medical care, treatment and counseling. We recently caught up with four recent PLU graduates who are making an impact in health care; here they share their specialty areas, their motivations and the role PLU played in preparing them for their careers. Andrew Reyna, Medical Student, Oregon Health & Sciences

raindrops find their way to the pool and I wonder where the next big rain will catch me. Norway nostalgia By Sonja Ruud ’12 Though it has now been five years since I studied away in Norway as a PLU student, memories of that semester readily spring to my mind on a fairly regular basis. Whenever I go cross-country skiing, for example, I remember a dear Norwegian friend of mine who took me on many outdoor adventures, always providing the necessary gear, transportation and delicious sustenance – such as

Division is allocated one representative per approximately 40 employees. The Council is currently comprised of 13 members representing the following Divisions: Enrollment Services (1); Advancement (1); Administrative Services (4: 1 At-Large, 2 Facilities, 1 I&TS); Marketing & Communications (1); Provost (2); and Student Life (3: 1 Athletics, 1 Student Life, 1 Hospitality). SECTION 2. Council representation will be re-evaluated every three election cycles beginning in the 2018-19 Council year or as

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