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FIND OUT BY ATTENDING THE

Career ExpoAPRIL 25TH • 10AM-2PM • CK HALL, AUC

Alaska Airlines American Greetings Associated Recreation Council Boys and Girls Club- South Puget Sound CampusPoint Citizens for a Healthy Bay Crystal Judson Family Justice CenterDSHS Rainier School Easter Seals- Camp Stand By Me Expeditors International of Washington Enterprise Rent-A-Car Expeditors International of Washington, IncFarmers Insurance – District 10 Franciscan Health System Global Washington Habitat for Humanity Interstate Distributor Company King County Sheriff’s OfficeLutheran Community Services NorthwestMDC College Bound Medical Consultants Network Metro Parks Tacoma- Parks & Recreation Modern Woodmen of America Museum of Glass Northwest Leadership Foundation Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Oxford Global Resources Pacific Capital Resource Group Peace Corps

Peace Community Center Pierce County Juvenile Court PLU Academic Internships PLU Center for Community Engagement & Service PLU Office of Admission- Graduate Programs Prudential Financial Puget Creek Restoration Society Pyramid Staging & EventsREACH Ministries Red Cross- TacomaSeattle’s Union Gospel Mission-Serve Seattle SightLife State Farm Insurance Summerfield Commercial Tacoma Community CollegeTacoma Goodwill Industries TAPCO Credit Union TargetUS NavyWashington State Department of Revenue Washington State Legislative Internship Program Weidner Apartment HomesWeyerhaeuserWorld Trade Center- Tacoma World VisionXeroxYMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties

Attend the Expo and be entered to win an Amazon KindleRemember to bring your Lute Card to check-in!

Over 50 employers in attendance:

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HAPPY EARTH DAY

We are now accepting book nominations for the

All Campus Common Read!

Submit nominations online atwww.plu.edu/commonreading

Things to keep in mind include:• Length• Fiction vs. Non-Fiction• Themes• Accessibility

Questions? Please contact Amber Baillon at amber.baillon@plu.edu

Career Connections in Victim Advocacy

You are invited to come hear from professional advocates from local organizations such as the YWCA of Pierce County, Crystal Judson Family

Justice Center, Oasis Youth Center, and the Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. Stay after the panel to enjoy some refreshments and

learn about various internship and career opportunities with their agencies.

Date: Tuesday, April 30th

Time: 4PM-6PM

Location: AUC Scandinavian Center

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REcycle

Interested in joining ASPLU next year? We’re Hiring for these positions now!

Want to know more? Check out the applications & Apply online at

www.plu.edu/career-connections. If you have any questions, Contact Human Resources Director

Haley Miller at millerhr@plu.edu.

Public Relations Director

Finance Director

Venues Director

Outdoor Recreation Personnel Director Programs

Director

Diversity Director

Sustainability Director Outdoor Recreation

Finance Director

Impact Director LUTE Vote

Coordinator

A CELEBRATION OF SCHOLARSHIP

Geographies of the Imagination:

Hades, Hell, Hurqualya, the Spirit World, and Tolkien's Faerie

David Seal PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2013 7PM, THE REGENCY ROOM

ANDERSON UNIVERSITY CENTER

A RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW THE PRESENTATION SPONSORED BY THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

In his thirty-six years at PLU, David Seal has taught courses in Dreams, Fairy Tales, Travel Writing, and Spiritual Writing.

His scholarly activity, including works on dreams and on elephants, has appeared in a variety of venues, such as The Seattle Weekly,

Tacoma’s News Tribune, and The Journal of the Elephant Managers Association. Seal received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago,

where he studied with Norman Maclean and Wayne Booth. Subsequently, he worked with Robert Bly and James Hillman

in conferences and in scholarship.

A FREE SCREENING

Meet the filmmaker!

MEET THE FILMMAKER!

Joining us all the way from Glasgow, Scotland, will be the producer/director of the film, Elly Taylor, who will speak about the making of this extraordinary documentary and answer questions from the audience.

ELLY M. TAYLOR

THROUGH HELL AND HIGH WATER A film by Elly M. Taylor

NANCY KELLY (with husband Archie)

The Scandinavian Cultural Center and Scandinavian Area Studies Committee at Pacific Lutheran University are honored to present the first movie of this year’s Nordic Film Series: War, Occupation and Resistance. The film is a compelling story of a young woman's rescue from German forces in northern Norway at the end of WWII, and a first-hand account of her return to see dear friends and places she hadn’t visited since 1945.

MEET THE STAR!

Nancy Kelly, the main character of the film, will be with us to meet the

audience and answer questions following the movie.

Join us after the movie to help

celebrate Nancy’s upcoming 90th birthday!

Scandinavian Cultural Center Pacific Lutheran University

2:00pm on Sunday, April 28 There is no charge for the movie, but please RSVP

to reserve your seat. 253.535.7322 The most daring rescue carried out by the British Navy at the end

of World War II changed Nancy’s life forever. She was fleeing from Nazi occupation in Norway when she met her Scottish love, Archie. Their love story highlights undeniable courage in the face of adversity and the determination of the human spirit to fight for

freedom at all costs.

Meet the

star of the

film!

In the event of a disaster — an earthquake, a volcanic eruption, an industrial accident or a terrorist attack — how would Pierce County respond? Who within our community would be most vulnerable? What specific challenges would they encounter? What resources might they have that could prove to be valuable in a disaster?

This course will combine three elements: Ø a grounding in the current research on the anthropology of disaster, Ø training in ethnographic research methods, Ø and an opportunity to use that training by conducting research within

Pierce County.

We will be working closely with a client — Pierce County Emergency Management — to produce an analysis of specific populations to understand their vulnerability and resiliency.

Ethnographic Approaches to Understanding Vulnerability to Disaster ANTH 487 - Applied Anthropology: The Field Experience

Professor Steven Thomson June 4-29, 2013 (Summer I)

Altered photographs above are used by permission of Pierce County Emergency Management

For application process information, contact Professor Thomson. Applications due Friday, April 26th.

thomson@plu.edu í Xavier 333 í (253)-535-7598

When Small Was BeautifulThe Ancient History of Resilient Practices

A Lecture by Michael E. SmithProfessor of Anthropology at Arizona State University

7:30pm- 8:30pm, Tuesday April 23, 2013The Scandinavian Cultural Center, Anderson Univeristy Center

The Environmental Studies Program, Antropology Department, and the Division of Social Sciences of Presents

#PepitoProTip:Don’t forget to stop and smell the rhododendrons.

FROM MOCHA WITH LOVESubmit a caption to impact@plu.edu with the subject From Mocha With Love, or tweet @PLUImpact with the hashtag #FromMocha.Favorite captions will be featured in a future issue of the Daily Flyer!

Thanks to Kayli Felbinger for this presh photo!