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Disability Disclosure in Higher Education
The Division of Doctoral Studies faculty member, Dr. Rebecca Cory, recently presented at the Disability and Disclosure in/and Higher Education Conference at the University of Delaware. Her paper was a continuation, and deepening of the research from her dissertation, on how students with “invisible” disabilities avoid disclosure in the higher education setting. Dr. Cory’s paper…
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Doctoral Studies Faculty Member Publishes New Book
In January, Organizational Leadership faculty member in the Division of Doctoral Studies, Dr. Arron Grow, published “Change or Go: How to Stop Non-Team Player Behavior in the Workplace”. According to Dr. Grow, this latest work was written as a follow-up to his earlier work, “How to Not Suck as a Manager”. Through research for this earlier…
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Ellen Carruth Updates Us on Mental Health Study: “Finding their Voice”
Finding Their Voice: A Qualitative Investigation of the Perceived Impact of State Budget Cuts on Consumers of Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Ellen Carruth, an Associate Professor of Counseling at City University of Seattle, has spent the better part of the last year working on an exploratory investigation on the impact of state…
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CityU Division of Doctoral Studies Hosts a Zenger-Folkman Leadership Workshop
-By Dr. Pressley Rankin: Last month, CityU hosted three amazing workshops: The Extraordinary Coach, Extraordinary Leader, and Extraordinary Leader 360 Assessment Certification. These workshops were part of the Zenger-Folkman leadership training series. The Extraordinary Leader series takes a strength based approach to leadership and coaching. Dr. John Zenger and Dr. Joseph Folkman have a combined…
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Offering Degrees in Top Recognized Fields
A recent article by Yahoo! Education detailed out six career paths for job seekers that have the potential to pay more than $60,000 a year, and the education required for each career path. In order to attain positions in these lucrative fields, job seekers need to have a degree to separate them from the other…
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CITYU’S ONLINE BACHELOR’S PROGRAMS RANK AMONG TOP 50 IN U.S.
SEATTLE, WA. – Today, City University of Seattle’s online bachelor’s programs were ranked among the top 50 in U.S. News & World Reports’ “Best Online Programs”. Over 850 accredited U.S. based institutions were evaluated. For the second year in a row CityU was the only private Washington State based institution to make the list. These…
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City University of Seattle’s Online Bachelor’s Programs Rank Among Top 50 in U.S.
In January 2014, City University of Seattle’s online bachelor’s programs were ranked among the top 50 in U.S. News & World Reports’ “Best Online Programs”. Over 850 accredited U.S. based institutions were evaluated, and for the second year in a row CityU was the only private Washington State based institution to make the list. These rankings…
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Student Profile: Pat Adams
Pat Adams earned his Associates of Science from City University of Seattle in 1989, in the midst of a 30-year career with the United States Navy. Pat was deployed throughout operation Desert Storm as a Satellite Communications Maintenance Officer aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt and the USS Harry Truman, and helped build the USS Ronald…
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Sometimes You have to Stop and Smell the Amaryllis
You might have seen some brightly colored flora around the City University of Seattle campus the last few months, or perhaps some green stems struggling mightily to sprout! Several employees at CityU Headquarters have been participating in a lighthearted gardening competition since November. Their goal: to see who in the building could grow an amaryllis…
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