School of Education and Leadership

Nonprofits: leadership to change the world
By Joel L. Domingo, Ed.D. If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader. Jo…

Corporate entrepreneurial leadership
By Greg Price Got an idea for a new business, product, or service within your organization, but feel nobody is listening? Organi…

CityU Faculty Profile: Ranodda DeChambeau
Stay Focused and Avoid the Rabbit Holes. Or Not To be a successful educator it is important to let go of distractions and to stay…

Natural leader strengthens talents with master’s degree
An innate curiosity and a desire to continually learn and grow are core attributes of City University of Seattle student Amy Doerf…

A hero, change agent and poet in our midst: the many faces of Carlos Lazo
By Grace Jackson In the waves of the Atlantic Ocean in October, 1991, Carlos Lazo spent four days on a raft, escaping Cuba to join…

Become a certified teacher in one year
Washington, along with many other states throughout the country, has a shortage of teachers. This makes it difficult for school di…

Transferring credit toward earning your doctoral degree
Earning a doctoral degree is a rewarding experience that creates opportunities for personal enrichment and professional advancemen…

School of Applied Leadership Faculty Profile: Shaquan Gaither
Shaquan Gaither, Associate Faculty First loves: Her Mother, Perry Mason and Matlock Ever since she was a child, Shaquan Gaither kn…

A revolution in kindness
By Grace Jackson, School of Applied Leadership In the School of Applied Leadership, when we learn that a student is undergoing a c…

Lessons behind bars: Changing lives through adult education
Transitioning from life in prison to life in society can be difficult for individuals who haven’t acquired skills that employers n…







