The Lamb Foundation Scholarship is available for PLA students who have successfully
completed LRN 305: PLA Seminar, and are eligible to continue developing their PLA
Portfolios through enrollment in one or more of the PLA Workshops (LRN 311, 312, 003).
Eligibility for the scholarship is based on students' demonstrated ability to develop
effective PLA essays (credit requests), financial need as determined by their Financial
Aid Application (FAFSA), and registration in one of the PLA Workshops.
Two ways scholarship funds may be used:
Workshop Tuition: Preference will be given to students on financial aid who want to
take only a PLA workshop in a given term, and would therefore be enrolled less than
the half-time minimum to be eligible for other financial aid. Students may apply for
scholarship monies to cover up to 35 percent of their LRN 311, 312 or 003 tuition.
PLA Evaluation Fees: Students may apply for scholarship monies to cover the current
evaluation fee.
Scholarship amounts vary from term to term, and are based on merit, enrollment and
need.
Dr. Susan Carter, interim chair of the MA in Interdisciplinary Studies Department, was named vice president of the Pacific Northwest Region of the American Academy of Religion / Society of Biblical Literature in May 2013.
Tabitha Jensen
Tabitha Jensen Named Executive Director of Teen Feed
Tabitha Jensen, MBA and interdisciplinary studies alum, was named executive director of Seattle's Teen Feed in May 2013.