Archives for January 28, 2019

Safety concerns should be sent to maintenance@luthersem.edu. When your concern is not immediately dangerous, the concern will be addressed at the next Safety Committee meeting.

Olson Campus Center –

• Cleaning-out storage areas/empty areas
• Building System Automation updates – no noise
• Work Requests as time allows

Gullixson Hall –

• Cleaning out storage areas/empty areas
• Addressing recycling issues
• Work Requests as time allows

Bockman Hall –

• Cleaning out storage areas/empty areas
• Resetting third floor after Intensives
• Work Requests as time allows

Northwestern Hall –

• Cleaning out storage areas
• Remodel in 140 suite
• Office moves (3)
• Repairs as requested

Stub Hall –

• Cleaning out storage areas
• Individual room maintenance
• Work Requests as time allows

LDR –

• Work Requests as time allows

Rental Home –

• Work Requests as time allows
• Preparing houses (1)

General Grounds –

• Snow/ice removal
• Tree Trimming throughout campus
• Zvago project continues at Luther Place entrance – no parking will be available in the Luther Place lot

Katherine Parent, Ph.D. Candidate in History of Christianity, will defend her dissertation, “Claiming Colonialism: White Lutherans and Racism in Minnesota, 1850-1960”. Thesis adviser is Mark Granquist. Thesis readers are Mary Hess, Mary Jane Haemig and Okogyeamon (Herbert) Perkins.

Schedule: 

Monday, February 4 | 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Northwestern Hall 100

What is a Ph.D. oral defense? The oral defense is the final step before graduation for Ph.D. degree candidates. The student has finished all research and is presenting a thesis that is an original contribution to the field of scholarship. A copy of the completed thesis is available prior to the defenses for those in the Luther Seminary community:

Learn more.

The oral examination is a public event open to faculty, students, staff and guests; however, other than the candidate, only faculty members have speaking privileges.

Contact: Jeni Mullenix
gte@luthersem.edu
x647

We are once again asking your help in welcoming guests to campus and providing parking. Starting Wednesday morning the OCC and Bockman parking lots will be reserved for Mid-Winter Convocation in OCC. All other campus lots will be open and available to everyone.

Thank you for your help in welcoming our guests.