School of Education and Leadership

Distraction-free: How Minimalism can Aid in Classroom Management
Written by Russell Stahlke, a student in the Ed.D. program – guest writer I once entered an elementary classroom that was so visua…

To Persuade Others, Communicate Through Effect
Written by Dr. Gregory Price There have been episodes in my life where I have been asked to speak in front of an audience. Althoug…

CityU Grad Follows Her Dreams – All the Way to the Classroom
2019 is a unique year for City University of Seattle’s Commencement, not only because it’s in a new venue at T-Mobile Park, but be…

Nonprofit Leadership Skills: Building a Diverse Board
How to build a diverse board By Joel L. Domingo, Ed.D. What does it mean to have a diverse nonprofit board, and why is this import…

Supporting Educators While They Become School Leaders
At CityU, Online Field Supervisors Support Principal and School Administrator Interns Across the Nation and Around the World. Meet…

Former Student, Collin Buckley, Finds Expected and Unexpected Benefits in CityU Program
By Teri Poff When Collin Buckley was in elementary and high school his experience was not always a smooth one. “I wasn’t much fun…

Leadership and the Importance of Saying Thanks
Written by Dr. Joel Domingo Of the many descriptors that people associate with good leaders—proficient, charismatic, intelligent,…

Finding Meaning in Work
Written by Dr. Gregory Price Employees crave meaningful work and a sense of purpose. Studer (2018) suggested that individuals plac…

Collaborating Across Departments
By Dr. Jan Lüdert In order to thrive, organizations and institutions need to ensure that its various departments work together tow…

Leading Thoughtfully: CityU Alumna voted as President-elect of WASA
City University of Seattle alumna, Krestin Bahr, is not unfamiliar to putting in the hard work of advocating for education. After…







