The Cowboy in American History J.C. Mutchler, professor of history. Learn about the multi-cultural origins of the cowboy from China, Spain, and Africa, as well as his assimilation into American culture, and the cowboy's move into popular culture as not only a symbol of American masculinity, but America itself. Music at the Art of It Dr. Kate Grieshaber, professor of music Music is important in the lives of everyone, particularly children throughout their secondary school experience building audiences, giving kids ways to express themselves, learning communication, cooperation and experiencing diversity. Experience hands-on music making, while raising your consciousness of the importance of the arts. The trip starts with a gourmet box lunch during the bus ride.
Individual attractions charge admission fees.
Information to help plan your time will be included in your registration packet. Entertainment will be provided by talented members of the PLU student body. Students will audition to be included in this showcase of unique talents as they compete for prizes. Preassigned seating is limited to 700 people, and past years have sold out quickly. A complimentary continental breakfast will be held prior to the service.