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Student Profile: Jessica Verboomen, Bachelor of Arts in Human Services
Jessica Verboomen found her perfect fit at CityU. With an associate degree in human services, and years of experience in the chemical dependency workforce, Jessica pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services to grow her career and develop a broader reach. Through the internship portion of the program, she worked at a student support service…
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Expanding Your World View: One Book & Film at a Time
Happy summer from TESOL! It’s that time of year when everyone’s mind is on relaxing, enjoying the warm weather, and taking vacation. While many of our faculty are taking advantage of the season, our TESOL program continues to grow and our online certificate program is running through the summer as well. Summer is also a…
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Enactus Works on an App with Washington State Senator and the National Federation of the Blind
Getting a hands-on education has new meaning for some of CityU’s Enactus team members. Through one of their entrepreneurial initiatives, students Anushka Hariharan and Swati Swaminathan have been working with the National Federation of the Blind, Seattle Chapter to promote a sophisticated mobile app called the KNFB Reader that detects text, processes it and reads it out loud to…
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Why I Got Two Master’s From CityU
by Jon Quigley, MBA, MSPM Early on in my career, I used my engineering degree and background to work in the automotive world, eventually assisting radio frequency field studies for PACCAR in Mount Vernon, WA. I knew it was one of the most beautiful places on earth, so I sought a position at the Technical…
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Seattle History Comes Alive for English Students
For any of us, finding time and patience to read an interesting novel can often be challenging. But what about reading a novel in a foreign language? In City University of Seattle’s upper level reading and writing course in the English Language Program, ELP 73, this is what students do, often for the very first…
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CityU Library’s Book Review Roundup!
If you missed any of our reviews for the 2014-15 school year, don’t worry! They are all listed here with links to each review. Each review contains Curriculum Connections and Related Resources so you can learn more. You can find most of these at the CityU Library or by going to WorldCat.org to find a copy at the library…
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Attending Professional Conferences and Other Professional Meetings
Written by Dr. Arron Grow, School of Applied Leadership I realize I may be preaching to the choir here, but I’m going to preach anyway. Lately, I have had the opportunity to participate in several professional conferences and meetings; some close to home, some not so close, but regardless of where they’ve been held, I…
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Want to live in downtown Seattle? Check out our new resident hall…
Students who want to move into CityU’s residence hall this September for the start of the fall quarter must submit an application as soon as possible. Four floors within the brand new Cornish Commons residence hall are dedicated to CityU students where they’ll be able to live, work and study in the heart of Seattle.…
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CityU Launches Doctor of Business Administration Degree
CityU’s online Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) is designed for professionals to develop advanced skills in organization interventional thinking, agile business practices, leadership, and critical thinking, while specializing in the area of their choice. The first cohort will start October 2015. The Doctor of Business Administration will prepare students to: Analyze business-related information and assess…
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