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Graduate certificate helps alumnus become a financial advisor

Changing career trajectories can be a challenging process, especially if it means going back to school to earn a new degree. CityU alumnus Scott McClave knew that from experience, which is why when he was ready to change careers for the second time he wanted to expedite the process. So, he decided to pair his…
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Award-winning online course sets students up for success

Despite its advantages in flexibility and accessibility, online education occasionally gets downplayed and characterized as impersonal and focused on individual, rather than collaborative approaches to learning. But, what if that weren’t the case?
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Former hotel manager fulfills dream of working with kids

After a stressful and demanding 22 years of working in the hotel industry, Nena Carpenter knew it was time for a change. The former Las Vegas hotel and casino manager earned teacher certification and is now a high school educator who spends her days supporting at-risk students as an on-time graduation specialist at Issaquah High…
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Enactus makes an impact in Puerto Rico

Seeing how our fellow citizens’ lives were turned upside down when Hurricane Maria slammed the Caribbean in September 2017, we thought our Green Energy Center stoves could help.
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WAL’s Lunch Bunch for Foodies: Seriously Loving Food Enough to Write About It

by Debbie Chan, Washington Academy of Languages, Student Services & Activities Coordinator A small group of WAL FOODIES (those who love to eat and cook food) headed out to the Fremont District on Saturday, January 13, and had a wonderful time seeing the sights of all things cool, funky, and unusual. No wonder Fremont is…
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Doctoral residencies: a developmental process

By Dr. Pressley Rankin Each year City University of Seattle offers three doctoral residencies. The purpose of these residencies is to build a sense of inclusion and to provide students with time to network with peers and faculty members while engaging in academic and creative activities to learn the ins and outs of the dissertation…
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Marine earns master’s degree in leadership online from Japan

Will Greeson leads a team of photographers and videographers who are tasked with capturing footage of the Marines’ work – from humanitarian aid projects to active combat training – in the Pacific region.
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Leadership and the first cashier-less store

By Joel L. Domingo, Ed.D. 42 seconds My curiosity is endless when it comes to technology, so when the first, human-less, a.k.a. “no cashier needed to check out” store opened in Seattle, my interest was piqued. After downloading the app, you scan your smartphone to enter, grab the items you wish to purchase and exit…








