reci p i e o tl. of an ROT
scholarship. Being co m m issioned in the
m i l i ta r >' an d/of ree ivi ng a sch olars h i p i nvolves meetin g
three
req ui remen t established by th e Un i ted Stat . m i litary. For spe ific r quire rn t:Jl t s i n con tracti ng o r . dwl ar - h i p elig i b i l. i t y, s t u de nts may contact t h e M i l i tary Science Depa rt ment. Department of Defe nse po l i c i es are not co nsistent with PLU' i ndusi n of sexual orientation in t he a p plication of it Non D iscrim i n a tion of Eq u I Edu tional p p ortun i ty ali ies. The u n i Vl' r-ity i� revie-wing methods of attem pti.ng to m i tigate th os e i nconsist Dei s. Finan cial ass i s tance in the form of t wo- , threc-, and 1')U -year scholarships i s a nilabI to q ual ified appl ica n ts. Schol'lrS h i ps a warded are for $ 1 7, 000 fur tuiti n plu ,I b )ok al l ow a n c ' of 600 and a. m onth ly t i pen d of $250-·$400. Stulit:nts in u p p e r divi ion (our es n o t on �cholarsh i p also receive a $350- 400 stipend. To be o rn rnis.�ioned an officer in tht:
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FACULTY: Lieutenant -olone! [J row n , Chair The basi ours co n , is t, of two hOLlf o r a adcl11ic i ns t r u tion and mi l i t a r y tra ill i n g per week each sem es te r of the fi rst and sophomore year . S tudents bcg i n n i ng t h e c u rse as ophom ore can ompre s the basic cou rse by atte nd i ng additional academi i n s tructi n. There i, no m i litary c m m i t rn e n t fo r non-scho l a r ship students i n the basic cO\lJ'se. The advanced cour e con iSIS of additional academ ic i ns truct ion and phy. kal condition i n g plus a fo u r-week cldv3 nceci sum mer ca m p at Fort Lewis, Washingto n . Stu dents arc fu rnisl1t:d with u n i for m s and most rextbooks for m i li ta r y sc iE'nce courses.
Course Offerings: Basic Course Ilt
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Introduction to Military Science (2)
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Introduction 1 0 Leader hip (2)
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leadership and Management ( 3 )
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Professionalism and Ethics ( )
I nternationa l Core 22 1 ThL' Experi e nce of ar - 12 (4) I nternat i on a l Core 222 Pro-pe t. fo r Wa r a n d Peac - 1 2 P h i l sophy 1 25 M o ral P hi J os ophy - PH Ph i l o soph y 353 Special To pics : Focus n M il i tary Eth ics Ir Wa r - PH (4) Rel igion 36 5 C h ri s t i a n Moral l ss ll �S - R2 ( 4 )
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from the ,('m i n a r), of their choice.
Of the possihle maj( rs, E n g l is h , p h i losophy, re l i g IOn and the social scie.nccs are r garded a ' thl: m,)st d e s i ra b le . Other areas are, however, ac epted. fa cul t y llCl v i .' or w i l l a ss i s t students in the 'election of D u rseS nece sar )' to meet the re q l1 i rements of the he o l o gi c al :chool of t h ei r choice. t thl: p r ese nt rilne increasing n u mb e rs of wo me n ar enro l l i n g at selected Protes t a n t emina ries in p u rsu i t of t h e Master 01" Divi n ity d grt! e . C o n su l t th e:: Religi n epartm n l chair lOr furthe r i n formation.
Psychology 253. 535.7294 P cholt)gy is and
a sr:ientitic discipline that seeks to un d ers ta n d h umal\ no nh u m a n hehavior. P yc.h log y i s also a profession that seeks
to change beha ior for the betterment of humankind. Through i ts
r . e-arch activities, and use of com m u n ity res o urces, the Depa r tmen t of Psychology provides st udents wi th a bala nced cposure to p''Ychl.llogy as a scientific discip l i n e and profession. The mJjor i n psychology ( a ) i n t roduces s tu d e n t s to sc ie nt i fic mdh ds of ps yc h o log y, to th eo r i e s a n d research fi n d i n gs fro m t h e c o r a re a s o f psyc.hology, and to t h e h i story o f psycho logy; (b) provides s t u de n t s with o p por t u n i t ies to explore advanced tvp i c in cientific and professional psych o l o g y, c o n d u ct psycho logi- al resear h, and gai n ., x pos u re to t h e prac tice o f psychology i n c om m un it y sdt i n gs; a n d (c) helps prepare studen fo r postgraduate work i n psychology or in related professiol15 such as social wo r k , education, medicine, law, and bu�iness. The major is a n excel l e n t ge n e ra l p re p a r a t i o n for
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meet the n e ed s of a variet), of s t u len s . 1() th is end, two majors il ro' offered: the 133chel or of Arts and t h e D, chelor of Scie nce. • i t h e r d egree providc& a . l id fo u n d a t i o n in P Tchology, and either ca n serve as preparation {o r postgradu(\!1? tudy or employmen t . However, for t h o se studen ts who i n t e n d to p u rsue the doctorate in psych I gy fvllowi n g graduation from PLU, 111<:' Bachelor of
Tht:: p ycbology pr og ram is designed to
I ofe: A m axi mu m of 24 semester h u u rs earned in ROT program s may be ppl icd loward a ba calaurealt' degree at P L Students rece ivin g more t h a n 1 2 semester h U I S of R T (rrciil (0\ ard a PLU dcgre are r q l l i r d t o t ake' n.: of the fol1o ing;
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Theological Studies Pre -theological t ud e n ts sh uld c a m p i te th re q u i remt:.nts for the Bachelor of rts degree . .Beside s the gent!.raJ de g r ee req u ire m e nts , tllf As ociation of heulogi al Schools recomm ends the f ! I ow i ng:
Englis h: li tera tu re, composi tion, speech, and related shlclies. At l ea s t . ix em�ster,. History: ancient, modern European, and Ameri can . t least t h ree se m es ters .
serne ·ters.
Nli w m l S(itl!(� : preferably physi(�, c h em ist ry, and biolog)'. t least two se mesters . Social S iell :.cs : p$ydl< 10 ' )', SLlciology, econo mics, political 'cience, and educalion. t\t least six semes ters, i n cluding at least one semester of psychology. Fo rl'igll LIlIIg uages - Orlt' or more or tlr- following: La ti n , Greek, Hebre\, , Ge rm a n , F re nch . S tu de n t s who o n tiLipatc: post gradu ate tud ics a re u rg� I to undertake thes e discipli nes as earl)' as po. sibl . ( a t least fo u r �el11e ters). Religion: a t ho rou h k no wledge of B i bl i ca l content together with an l n twduction to major religiou U ' ad i tions and theologi al p rob l em s i n t h e co ntext of the pri ncipal aspects of h u m a n ulture as o u t l i n ed above. At l east t h ree �emcsters. S t u d e n ts may well seek
Army.
graduate mu I com plete the rnilitar . . ci nee uJIri( ul UI1l , i n clu d i n g s u cce sful completion of a fo u r- week ad va n ed camp d u r i n g the Sllmmcor bd'or the $Cl1ior year. A dd i t i u n a l i n fo rm::l tion on the Army ROTC p ro gra m may be o b t a i n e d by writi ng Army ROTC, Pa 'ific Lutherall Univ rsit y, a oma , WA 9114'17.
For co urse- descriptiolls, visit Ille l'LU CIllalog orIiine
Philosopliy: orientation in h is t o r y, content, a n d methods. At least
Sc ience d egree is likely to prov i d e an cspecia!ly strong prepara tion. The Sa
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FACULTY: Shore,
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