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Support Group for Military & Veteran Spouses

In CityU’s larger effort to support Military personal, Veterans, and military families, CityU is launching a support group for Military and Veteran Spouses at our Counseling Center located at CityU’s Seattle Campus. This support group will cost $5.00 per group session and offer individual sessions on a sliding fee. Topics that will be addressed…
Faculty Member Publishes Award-Winning Book on Twitter

Dr. Mark Bowles, a faculty member at CityU, recently told us about one of his research and writing projects…which is happening on Twitter. Dr. Bowles has a Ph.D. in the History of Science, Technology, Environment, and Medicine; an MBA; an MA in History; and a BA in Psychology. He has written several books that have…
Sabrina Jones is CityU’s New Director of Military Relations

In our effort to serve those who have served, we recently hired Sabrina Jones to direct military relations at CityU. Sabrina is dedicated to serving Military and Veteran personal, and is passionate about connecting them with more opportunity. When interviewing Sabrina, here is what she had to say: City University of Seattle (CU): What is…
Dr. Rebecca Cory: Rethinking your Course Using Universal Design

Think for a moment about the students who have taken your classes in the past. Who are they? How old are they? What background do they come from? What gender? What race? How many of them speak English as a first language? How many as a second, third, or fourth language? How many of your students have physical…
Student Profile: Rob Darling

Full time teacher, full time dad, full time Doctoral student, and brand new Principal…Rob Darling has his hands full! Darling is an involved father, raising his six kids, ages one to 16 years, he says his house is full of “puberty and potty training.” He partners with his wife on parenting duties, as a teacher…
CityU Alumni Association Launches Travel Program

Expand Your Horizons and Rev Up Your Lifelong Learning! CityU alumni, students, family, and friends are welcome to enjoy the many opportunities the CityU Alumni Association offers to see the world and enjoy tremendous travel discounts. We’ve parterned with GO Next, who like CityU has 40 years of experience and is dedicated to creating and…
CityU MBA Alumnus Lt. Col David Yasenchock Coordinated Boston Marathon Attack Response

Army Reserve Lt. Col David Yasenchock (MBA ’94) serves as Massachusetts Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer (EPLO) and was one of the first to receive the call that he was needed to coordinate Department of Defense response to the Boston Marathon attack. He was in the joint operations center when the bombing suspect was captured. Lt.…
Student Profile: Chad Kodama, Master of Education in Leadership

Chad Kodama, a graduate of CityU’s Master of Education in Leadership program, was recently appointed as assistant principal at Dearborn Park and Graham Hill Elementary Schools in Seattle. We caught up with Chad as he shared about his CityU experiences. City University of Seattle (CU): Why did you become an educator or when did you know education was the…
Student Profile: Gayle Swannack, Bachelor’s in Elementary Education

Gayle Swannack — a graduate of CityU’s bachelor’s in elementary education program — is a sixth-through eighth-grade special education ILC teacher at Dimmitt Middle School. Earlier this year, Gayle was honored as Renton’s Teacher of the Month. Swannack attended CityU majoring in elementary education (kindergarten through eighth-grade) with a special education endorsement. Before becoming a teacher, Swannack…