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Counseling alumna pioneers partnership between law enforcement and mental health professionals
Counseling alumna Susie Kroll is a trained hostage negotiator and in crisis situations co-responds with law enforcement officers through five police departments.
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Bachelor’s degree prepares students for success in digital age
Employees who are able to effectively leverage new technologies are better poised to succeed. To empower business professionals, City University of Seattle is offering a newly redesigned Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
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Love of learning leads a Navy veteran to pursue a DBA
Pursuing a doctoral degree is a major undertaking that requires a great deal of time studying, researching and writing. Yet for William Hyder, a retired Navy diver and DBA student, that reality was more of an attractor than a deterrent because it gave him the opportunity to invest in something he loves: learning.
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Message from the President – Spring 2018
Delivering high quality, relevant education to our students is the mission at City University of Seattle. It is the key to student success. Maintaining the quality and rigor of our academic programs requires exceptional work from our faculty and academic support staff.
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Chancellor’s Communications – Spring 2018
As a student-centered educational system, we remain focused on aligning our programs and services to meet the needs of the students and communities we serve.
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English teacher goes back to school to become a school counselor
Some students lack the support they need to succeed, and high school English teacher Jim Sanders looks forward to being an advocate and resource for those individuals.
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In My Students’ Shoes: A Language Teacher’s Perspective
by Hong Ying Douglas, ESL Faculty I have always loved the French culture, movies, and language, but I did not want to take on the language because I knew if I really wanted to be a proficient French language user, it was going to be HARD. Realistically speaking, I have passed the so-called “prime age”…
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TESOL: Jobs, jobs, jobs, but no takers!
by Christine Knorr, MA TESOL, Director of Washington Academy of Languages As Director of the TESOL Certificate Program, I am always on the lookout for ways to connect our TESOL graduates to teaching assignments. In fact, just this past year, three school directors visited Washington Academy of Languages in person imploring us to send them…
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Volunteer Minute with WAL at Seattle Urban Academy – Looking Back with Joy
by Debbie Chan, Student Services & Activities Coordinator, Washington Academy of Languages (WAL) We always hear that a way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. How about to a teenager’s heart, whose future seems sometimes difficult and unsure? Can food play any part in that? That’s where we come in. on January 5,…
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