School of Education and Leadership

Three Actions for Better Awareness at Work
By Dr. Arron Grow, School of Applied Leadership Fall has arrived and all of the children in my neighborhood will be getting ready…

Lessons with laptops: Teaching technology to children
When Sonja Vaughan began teaching kindergarten and first grade 20 years ago, many classrooms didn’t have computers, teachers didn’…

The Seattle Job Market: Sunny Skies Ahead
You hear a lot about Seattle’s weather and how gray and rainy it can be, and sometimes it’s true. However, one area of Seattle tha…

A Future Model for Learning
Pssst….. Here we go again…. the world is changing. Having lived and worked in different industries and in different parts of the w…

Resilience: When Your World Falls Apart
By Ms. Grace Jackson, School of Applied Leadership at CityU One of the core values that we hold steadfast in the School of Applied…

2016 President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching Winner, Dr. Paul Gerhardt
Written By Dr. Arron Grow, School of Applied Leadership The measure of any university rests in the talent of its teachers. To cel…

Alternative Teaching Certification: Start Your Teaching Career
Washington and many other states throughout the nation desperately need teachers. The need for teachers presents the perfect oppor…

Celebrating New Graduate Dr. Rob Darling
Written by Grace Jackson, School of Applied Leadership “It’s Supposed to be the Most Challenging Work You’ve Ever Done, It’s a Doc…

Building your Professional Social Media Profile while a Post Graduate Student
By Greg Price – School of Applied Leadership You’re in a post-graduate program – congratulations! Learning is what is ahead of yo…

Coaching Conversations Merge the Leadership Gap
By Greg Price, Program Director for the Master of Arts in Leadership Program “The quality of the conversation reflects the quality…







