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A Reflection on Moms as Leaders
Written By Dr. Stephanie J. Brommer My tax return says I’m “head of household.” That I am. I am a leader of my household that consists of myself and two teens. We’ve held family meetings, worked together on housework and extracurricular activities, set goals, and supported each other. Mothering and managing have similarities, as I…
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Career Corner: Interview Techniques That Can Cost You The Job
By Paul Anderson of ProLango Consulting Successfully navigating the interview process in today’s job market is incredibly difficult, and requires a different approach than was used even just five years ago. Read on to find out some of the most common mistakes people make while interviewing, as well as how to avoid making them yourself. Failing to Build Instant Credibility…
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Student Profile: Jody Bockheim, M.Ed. in Adult Learning Candidate
Written By Dr. Rebecca Cory Jody Bockheim is a student in the Master of Education in Adult Learning program. She’s new to the area, having moved here from Chicago when her spouse took a job in Seattle. Prior to coming to CityU she was homeschooling her children, working as an adjunct at a local community…
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CityU Signs International Agreements
This April, City University of Seattle signed two international agreements aligned to meet CityU’s Mission: to offer high quality programs to anyone with a desire to learn. The first agreement, allows students from ASM Group of Institutes based in Pune, India to transfer to CityU to earn their Master in Business Administration (MBA). The second…
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Randy Brown: Flipping Your Classroom
On Thursday, April 25, Monroe School District teacher Randy Brown discussed the positive impact of flipping your classroom, and how his non-traditional presentation methods have helped foster student learning. Randy, a winner of the Stanley McNaughton Award (the highest offered by the prestigious KCTS Golden Apple program) flips traditional lecture-style education on its head. In an effort…
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Celebrating Military Appreciation Month
National Military Appreciation Month is celebrated in May, and is an opportunity to recognize and honor U.S. service members. While it’s been a month focused on military appreciation for decades, this May marks only the 15th anniversary of National Military Appreciation Month. City University of Seattle can proudly point to over 150 years of combined experience working…
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Help GiveBig on May 6!
City University of Seattle is pleased to be a part of The Seattle Foundation’s GiveBIG campaign on May 6. This 24-hour event focuses on raising funds for nonprofits like CityU in the Seattle area. CityU serves around 6,500 students worldwide each year. With your help, CityU will be better equipped to offer more scholarships and…
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Using Pinterest in Academia
By Dr. Rebecca Cory Do you think of Pinterest and immediately think of weddings and cupcakes? So did I, until I found out that there are faculty and student services staff using Pinterest boards to curate incredible collections of resources for their students. For the uninitiated, Pinterest is a technology that allows you to create…
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What did you #LearnFromTheCity?
Share your CityU Experience! HOW DID CITY UNIVERSITY OF SEATTLE IMPROVE YOUR PROFESSIONAL LIFE? Students and Alumni of CityU have a lot to be proud about: an education that opens doors; a chance to learn from category professionals; time spent in some of the most incredible cities in the world. The list could go on.…
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