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CityU of Seattle Expands its International Business Educational Offerings
SEATTLE, WA. – Today, City University of Seattle is signing an Agreement of Collaboration with Vysoká škola finanční a spravní (VŠFS) and Changchun University of Finance and Economics (Changchun University). This agreement facilitates students to study on three continents in six years, and earn three collegiate degrees. The main purpose of this agreement is to…
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The Flight of the Humble Bee
by Dr. Arron Grow Not long ago I had a conversation with an independent writer on the topic of humility in leadership. There are leaders who put themselves out there; leaders that everybody knows as THE leader; out front highly visible. There are also leaders who work more in the background. They insure the work…
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Student Profile: Rebecca Witt, Bachelor’s in Human Services
After finishing her Associate’s Degree in paraeducation, Rebecca Witt knew that it was “now or never” to get her bachelor’s degree. As a single mom and a full-time school district employee, she had a lot on her plate already. She had always wanted to help people and was specifically interested in addiction recovery so she…
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Library book review: “Reality is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World”
Review By Sara Hatch, Library Technician In everything I read lately, people are discussing game theory and education. The term “game-based learning” is mingled with “innovation” and “collaboration.” This spring, the New Media Consortium, an international non-profit group of learning-focused organizations, released their 2014 Horizon Report which focuses on the technology areas that will have…
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Can Leadership be Learned?
A review of Level Three Leadership by James G. Clawson Written By Grace Jackson I’m waiting to pick my daughter up from soccer practice and I watch them drill beneath a blazing hot Seattle sky. Try-outs are this week, and the girls chase and pass the ball with added fervor as coaches evaluate their every…
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Student Profile: Emerald Lopez, Doctor of Education in Leadership
As a working mom who had already finished one master’s degree, Emerald Lopez thought that she would never go back to school. She was in the midst of accelerating her career in organizational leadership in the retail industry when she realized she wanted to continue her education. Emerald talked with about her experience of getting…
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Student Profile: Maria Robare, Master’s in Leadership
by Gregory Price City University of Seattle Alumni, Maria Robare, recently graduated from the Master of Arts in Leadership program. Presently she works at the Summit Federal Credit Union out of New York. She and Associate Program Director, Greg Price, had a recent conversation about her thesis project, her thoughts on the Master of Arts…
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New! CityU Library Reviews (starting with “Overwhelmed”)
It is no surprise that librarians love to read, right? CityU librarians are always looking for interesting, current, and relevant resources to support student learning. Now, they are reviewing of some of their favorite reads and sharing them with you! CityU book reviews will feature materials relevant to academic programs. Each review will include curriculum…
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Social Media Leadership- It’s All About Purpose
-Written by Dr. Pressley Rankin- Joseph Rost defines leadership as “an influence relationship among leaders and followers who intend real changes that reflect their mutual purposes” (Rost, 1991, p. 102). Rost’s definition suggests that those who wish to be leaders in social media need three things: Followers (an audience) The desire to create change (influence…
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