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3 Careers in IT for the Less Technical in Seattle
The Pacific Northwest has become a venerable hotbed of the tech industry. But let’s face it, not everyone has what it takes to become a programmer or systems engineer. Fortunately, there is also a huge demand for professionals in less technical roles in the booming tech industries. Having a strong background in the tech field…
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GiveBig and Support CityU Scholarships through May 4
UPDATE: GiveBIG has been extended through 11:59 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time on May 4. City University of Seattle is pleased to once again participate in Seattle Foundation’s annual GiveBIG campaign Tuesday, May 3rd. This 24-hour event focuses on raising funds for nonprofits like CityU in the Seattle area. Annually, CityU serves about 6,500 students worldwide.…
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CityU Days with the Seattle Mariners 2016
Catch the Mariners as they take on baseball’s top teams at Safeco Field this summer! Save with specially discounted group tickets for CityU alums, students, employees and friends. Limited availability so snap up your tickets to these games before they’re gone! Thur. June 30 @ 7:10 p.m. vs. Baltimore Orioles ($12, normally $25) Sun. July…
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CityU Days with Seattle Sounders FC 2016
Join the CityU family and watch the Sounders take on top foes at CenturyLink Field. Save with specially discounted group tickets of $22 available to CityU alums, students, employees and friends. (Normally $28) Plus, $3 from every ticket purchased goes to CityU Scholarships. Limited availability so snap up your tickets to these games before they’re…
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Exhibiting Our Boldest Selves in our Writing
By: Paige Zimmer, Student in the School of Applied Leadership’s Doctoral Program in Leadership Amy Cuddy in her book Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges made a name for herself discussing how to be our boldest selves in the most stressful of situations. Her book inspired me to consider the question; how…
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Stay Productive: The Best Free Organization Apps for Students
Being a student when you’re already managing a full- or part-time job, a family, and other responsibilities can be challenging, to say the least! Keeping everything together with post-it notes, phone alarm reminders, or a whiteboard on your fridge might work for some things, but as life gets increasingly hectic, it can be helpful to…
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Project Management Degrees: The CityU of Seattle Difference
Whether you’re an experienced professional looking to boost your skills in project management, or a business-minded individual hoping to transition to the project management field, a degree from CityU – bachelors, masters, or certificate – can position you to confidently lead a team while juggling the myriad components of any project. Degrees in project management…
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What Employers Expect to See from Employees with an MBA
When you’re seeking to differentiate yourself among a crowded pool of candidates, certain criteria can have a profound impact on whether or not you move forward or fall to the back of the pack. One such criteria is having an MBA. Getting your MBA isn’t easy, but for certain roles and employers, it can set…
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Ed.D. Leadership Student Spotlight: Tony Dixon
By Dr. Arron Grow, Associate Program Director School of Applied Leadership Recently you received some exciting news. Please tell me about this. Recently, I accepted a position working in training and development for the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA). It is very exciting for me since I’ve been applying for training and development positions for some time. …
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