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Chancellor’s Communications – March 2017
The 2020 Vision for the National University System (NUS) is “to be an educational system whose graduates are transformed and positively contribute to society.” Transforming our students means reimaging education and empowering our shared community of universities.
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Message from the President – March 2017
To celebrate the accomplishments of CityU’s past and present students, we hosted our first academic achievement and alumni reception on February 28 at our main campus in downtown Seattle. During the event we welcomed 140 students, recent graduates and alumni and had the opportunity to recognize their hard work and academic achievements.
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The dynamic face of HR – your career starts here!
By Greg Price Skills of HR teams are changing Is the human resources department at your organization stuck in gear? Do you have ideas on how an organization can deal effectively with generational issues and gender equality? Is it important for you that HR has a seat at the table? These questions and more can…
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WAL Lunch Bites, Macaroni & Cheese, and Basketball: The Perfect Recipe for a New Friendship!
by Debbie Chan, WAL Student Services & Activities Coordinator One day in January 2017, I was helping Washington Academy of Languages (WAL) host a Lunch Bites party in the CityU Library for our English language students and other CityU friends. Each quarter we have a variety of free food parties, and this month’s theme was…
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Resilient leadership: a matter of authenticity
By Dr. Jan Lüdert Perception drives resilience Norman Garmezy, a developmental psychologist and clinician at the University of Minnesota, is often credited for having pioneered the experimental study of “resilience” as a behavioral trait. His work, and of others who followed him, opened the door to research protective factors, or factors that enable individuals to…
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Leading in the nonprofit space: diversity, Part 4 of 4
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 important? Having diverse leadership at the board level not only ensures that more ideas are brought forth but that perspectives, experiences, and abilities can be leveraged to help the organization. …
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Student seeks new opportunities with computer science degree
In the 21st century, technology touches nearly every industry. Karthik Lokesh recognized this and decided to make computer science the focus of his career.
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Entrepreneurship and reaching the next level
Chances are your life and skills have changed in the past decade. The challenges presented to each of us are caused by many disruptions in our lives, which may come in the form of a downsized business, the way social media has changed communication, or the way the online environment has changed personal security. Regardless…
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Seven steps to completing your financial aid application
We know it’s easy to lose track of deadlines. So to make the financial aid application process as simple as possible for you, we developed this checklist.
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