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Artificial Intelligence: Trump’s Announcement, Future Business & Career Impact

Artificial Intelligence has been on the mind of technologists and futurists for over a hundred years now. Since as early as the late 1800’s the idea of robotics with human-like intelligence has been a sci-fi dream (or nightmare, depending on your outlook). Now it’s neither dream nor nightmare. It’s an inevitability. President Trump has announced…
25% Tuition Scholarship for Art Institute Students

We are saddened to hear of the announced closures of Art Institute campuses. Our hearts go out to AI students impacted. To show our support, City University of Seattle is offering a 25% tuition scholarship to students transferring from any AI campus. As a private, nonprofit university, CityU is working diligently to map out credit…
Student Profile: CityU’s first DBA graduate, Dr. Deb Miller

Learn more about City University of Seattle’s DBA program on our website, or by requesting more information.
City University of Seattle Offers Accelerated Pathway for Banking Employees to Earn Business Degrees

City University of Seattle is the first higher education institution to partner with the Washington Bankers Association to provide credit alignment opportunities that support professional and leadership development in the banking sector City University of Seattle is offering a credit alignment program for banking employees that substantially reduces the cost and time to complete a…
Finding Meaning in Work

Written by Dr. Gregory Price Employees crave meaningful work and a sense of purpose. Studer (2018) suggested that individuals place greater importance on the meaning of work than they do on workplace happiness or making a high salary. He also found that the lack of meaning in one’s career contributes to high employee turnover. Realization…
Welcome Education Corp Institutions and Art Institute Students

We are saddened to hear of the announced closures of Education Corp Institutions and Art Institute (Portland). We are also aware that Art Institute (Seattle) may soon close its doors. As a community of higher education professionals, it is CityU’s desire that all displaced students find their right institution to complete their degrees. We understand…
Collaborating Across Departments

By Dr. Jan Lüdert In order to thrive, organizations and institutions need to ensure that its various departments work together towards achieving greater goals. Leading across an organization to enhance interdepartmental collaboration is key to improve interpersonal communication and enhance innovation. In fact, effective interdepartmental collaborations are the hallmark of both cross-functional as well as…
City University of Seattle names Scott Carnz new Provost

After an extensive nationwide search, City University of Seattle welcomes our new provost, Dr. Scott Carnz. He succeeds Kurt Kirstein, Ed.D., who served as provost since 2016. Carnz officially started his new role on February 12, 2019. Carnz joins CityU of Seattle from The Art Institute of Seattle, after 17 years of experience in various…
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 18 years of educating students, mentoring her peers, and building relationships with the community, the Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA) has voted Krestin as the next president of WASA. “I was so honored…