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Effective August 1, Dr. Trina Smith has transitioned from a contract worker to a full-time employee. Dr. Smith brings tremendous experience to her role as an Institutional Research Analyst, including a Ph.D. in Sociology, a Master of Social Work, and years of experience in research design and delivery. As a member of the Institutional Research team, her primary focus is on human subject research and survey development and support. You can find Trina in Gullixson 107. Please join me in welcoming her to Luther!

– Ken Reynhout, Director of Institutional Effectiveness, Assessment, and Research

Do you have any visual art in your church that you’d like to share? Or any art that’s been spiritually meaningful for you? Email photos and a brief description to communic@luthersem.edu for a chance to be featured in an upcoming issue of Story magazine.

Do you have any visual art in your church that you’d like to share? Or any art that’s been spiritually meaningful for you? Email photos and a brief description to communic@luthersem.edu for a chance to be featured in an upcoming issue of Story magazine.

We will be meeting at the Whistle Stop Ale House in Renton, WA on Saturday, July 29 at noon (Pacific) instead of doing a picnic at St. Matthew’s. If you plan to join us, please email Grace Pomroy at gpomroy001@luthersem.edu to be added to the reservation. Looking forward to it!

Do you have any visual art in your church that you’d like to share? Or any art that’s been spiritually meaningful for you? Email photos and a brief description to communic@luthersem.edu for a chance to be featured in an upcoming issue of Story magazine.

Do you have any visual art in your church that you’d like to share? Or any art that’s been spiritually meaningful for you? Email photos and a brief description to communic@luthersem.edu for a chance to be featured in an upcoming issue of Story magazine.