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CityU Celebrates its 40th by Giving Back

City University of Seattle celebrated its 40th Anniversary on Friday, November 8, with a 300 person event highlighting its recently announced $100,000 scholarship fund for transitioning Veterans who call Washington State their home. The event was kicked off by the 56 Army Band I Corps; I Corps Command Honor Guard from Joint Base Lewis McChord presenting the…
Student Profile: Carl Arbogast, Associates in General Sciences

Carl Arbogast graduated from CityU with an Associates Degree in General Sciences in 1991 and has since gone on to attain a Bachelors of Business Administration, a secondary science teaching degree in two states, certification as a Naval Science Instructor and even wrote a biography about the Iraq war titled “The Sand Squids.” “There’s no…
MBA Networking Event and Training

On October 24, nearly 50 people came to City University of Seattle for an MBA Networking Event and Training. The event focused on the skills of networking and offered two activities for attendees to practice this important skill. MBA Program Director , Dr. Laura Williamson, planned this event in response to students requesting help around networking. The…
Student Profile: Max Chico, Master’s in Human Resources Management

Max Chico graduated from CityU in 2008 with an M.A. in Human Resources Management. He retired from the Navy a year later, and now works as an Employee and Labor Relations Specialist for the Department of Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System. “Although my experience and background in the Navy was in Human Resources,…
Recent Alumnus Published by the American Counseling Association

Cal D. Ledbetter, a graduate of the Counseling Psychology program, was recently published in the American Counseling Association’s VISTAS 2013, Summer Issue. The article, “Partner Support in Pregnancy: Can Prenatal and Postpartum Couples Therapy Reduce Postpartum Pathology and Strengthen Mother-Offspring Attachment?” can be found on the ACA’s website here. Cal is an alumnus of CityU’s…
Provost, Deans and others publish Innovations in Teaching Adults

This week, City University of Seattle published its second book in the series Proven Practices in Higher Education. The latest iteration is titled, Innovations in Teaching Adults. This book is published as higher education faces a rapidly changing landscape. Gone are the days of spending four years in a traditional classroom-based university program. Today, most…
Annual Conference on Teaching and Learning

City University of Seattle continues its academic conference series on proven practices in teaching and learning with its second annual conference to be held at the Seattle campus on Saturday, March 29th, 2014. This conference will focus on strategies used for teaching adult learners the skills needed to be effective leaders in their fields. CityU…
CITYU GIVES $100,000 TO WASHINGTON STATE BASED TRANSITIONING VETERANS

SEATTLE, WA. – In response to Governor Inslee’s Executive Order 13-01 and its commitment to serving the U.S. Military, City University of Seattle is giving $100,000 in scholarships to U.S. Veterans who select Washington State as their home. In addition, CityU is committing a number of its key resources to aiding individuals who have served…
Celebrating with Lower Columbia College

Since 2010, CityU has offered courses at Lower Columbia College (LCC) in Longview, Washington. Today, CityU is thrilled to participate in the dedication ceremony of LCC’s newly remodeled wing, which is dedicated to showcasing its educational partners, including CityU. LCC is committed to increasing the percentage of people in Cowlitz County who have their four-year…