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Why a Master’s Degree in Leadership Will Set You Apart
Entrepreneurship is neither a science nor an art. It is a practice. Peter Drucker Studying and learning about leaders and entrepreneurs, their characteristics, their decision-making styles, and how they develop ‘winning’ strategies, is a passion of mine and helps me to develop as a more diverse entrepreneur and business owner. Past experiences and current research…
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Dealing with Homesickness
by Steve Will Traveling to another country with a different culture can be one of the most tremendous experiences anyone can have. It can also be very stressful going into the unknown. This is particularly true for younger students who have no experience outside of their home country, and have nobody on whom to rely…
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Language Beyond Books and Classes
by Adam McGarity Let’s get real…if you’re an eager, hardworking language student, perhaps you know this feeling: “I’ve done the exercises in the textbook, I’ve studied the grammar charts, and I’ve looked up a LOT of words…but I can’t seem to get the hang of natural conversations with native speakers.” If this sounds familiar, you…
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I Have My TESOL Certificate. Now What?
by Susan Hussey So, you’ve just completed your TESOL certificate course and you are wondering, “What now?” “Where do I go from here?” Like many TESOL program graduates, you are deciding how best to use your new training and what the best environment will be for your teaching. Perhaps you would like to work in…
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CityU Faculty Member Publishes “Neuroscience and the Magic of Play Therapy”
Dr. Thom Field, a core faculty member in CityU’s CACREP accredited Master of Arts Counseling program, recently published an article titled, “Neuroscience and the Magic of Play Therapy,” in the International Journal of Play Therapy. Here is an abstract from the article: Neuroscience research has provided support for the potential of play therapy to create new neural…
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Resiliency in Academics
By Dr. Pressley Rankin What Does it Mean to Be Resilient Resiliency, from a psychological standpoint, means having the ability to recover from adverse events. In academics, students need resiliency to overcome life obstacles that get in the way of school and to survive the times when classes get hard or grades are not as…
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Adventures in Overseas Teaching: Part 1
Taking on a Short-Term Overseas Teaching Assignment By Dr. Arron Grow, School of Applied Leadership I have worked oversees, both Europe and in Asia, for many years. Some years it has been for business, some years it has been while teaching. Regardless of why I’ve traveled, the feeling has always been the same – a…
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CityU Library Reviews: “Statista Database”
Review by Theresa Gehrig, Librarian Statista database. Statista GmbH. Hamburg, Germany: Statista GmbH Statista: Data Tells a Story Students spend a good part of their days navigating visually engaging websites, social media and videos. CityU’s Statista database, statistics are colorful, bold, and contextual. Statista’s tables and charts illustrate trends and track dynamic relationships. Consider…
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CACREP Awards Accreditation to CityU’s Innovative Master of Arts in Counseling Program
The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), a specialized accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) has notified City University of Seattle that its Master of Arts in Counseling program has earned its esteemed accreditation through 2024. Being awarded CACREP’s comprehensive eight year accreditation – for both tracks –…
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