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Intercultural Education in Europe: A 'Ghost Model' for School Practice
Fugitive Forms and Game Narrative
Phenomenology of Forgiveness and its Implications for Psychotherapy
Bonnie Dunbar - MNPL Dinner
Frank Chopp - MPA 35th Anniversary
Jacqueline Helfgott, Music, Criminal Behavior and Crime Prevention - Library of Congress
Reading by SU Writer-In-Residence Wendy Call
Diane Irwin, MNPL Alumni
Wrestling with the Use of Theory in Clinical Work
Poetry Reading by José Kozer
Seattle: The Challenge of the Racial Frontier
Avoiding Injury - Dr. Dan Tripps
Fatal Attraction: Fear of Death and Political Preference
60 Years After the Berlin Airlift: Has German-American Friendship Changed?
Anti-Racism: Methods to Segue a Theory into Action
Psychology Behind Bars
Should High Profile Athletes be Seen as Role Models?
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Professor June Johnson Bube's English class welcomed nine Bhutanese refugees, resettled in Kent, for dinner and a discussion at Xavier Hall to talk about their resettlement process and learn about their culture.
Seattle Times Book Editor Mary Ann Gwinn picked the brain of Seattle University Political Science Professor Richard Young, for an article about the relevance and drive behind contemporary political memoirs, including Sarah Palin's 'Going Rogue: An American Life'.
On the eve of Veterans Day, the Seattle University ROTC color guard, led by Paul Hale, stand at attention before the signing of the Partners for Veterans Supportive Campuses memorandum, which supports veterans attending college.
Suki Kwon’s departure from her advising position in mid September left many students without advisers. Kate Elias, the College of Arts and Sciences’ new full-time academic adviser, managed to pick up the slack and help keep the advising department on track.
A presentation by SU Film Studies Professor Richard Meyer about his newly published book about Chinese silent films was featured in the Northwest Asian Weekly. Richard discussed how he was inspired by Chinese actor Jin Yan who he called Shanghai's Rudolph Valentino.
Quinton Morris, the Director of Chamber and Instrumental Music, is making his debut with Orchestra Seattle on Sunday, November 1, at 3 pm, marking the beginning of an invocative collaboration between the SU Music Division and Orchestra Seattle.
Edwin Weihe, director of Film Studies, is a member of the Board of Directors of the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) and also a member of the Advisory for Washington Film Works. “These and other affiliations move Seattle University...
Joey Anchondo, a recent journalism graduate, took top honors in this year’s International Photography Competition, sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences. The contest celebrates the photography of Seattle University students...
The Center for Strategic Communications has recently reached three important milestones in the development of the center as a regional and nationwide leader in media and commincation initiatives. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded...
Eight Seattle University students dove headfirst into an on-campus fundraising project to bring clean water to people around the world. SUpport Water was inspired by Peter Blomquist, an adjunct professor of public affairs and nonprofit leadership...
Students looking for something new this winter should consider squeezing a new creative writing course into their schedule. Alternative cartoonist Peter Bagge will be teaching a course about how to write graphic novels starting next quarter...
Alyssa Olsen’s, a 24-year-old Seattle University graduate, has common variable immune deficiency, or CVID, a genetic disorder that causes her antibodies to attack the tissue of her organs and leaves her vulnerable to bacteria and viruses...
Mark Cohan, assistant professor of sociology, recently had his article, “Adolescent Heterosexual Males Talk About the Role of Male Peer Groups in Their Sexual Decision-Making,” published in the September issue of Sexuality and Culture.
Gary Chamberlain, professor emeritus in theology and religious studies, discussed “The Global Water Crisis and Our Christian Responsibilities” at University Lutheran Church. Chamberlain moderated a panel on “Privatization and...
Sharon Cumberland will read poems at Seattle Bookfest this Saturday
PRSA Puget Sound Announces that Professors Barry Mitzman and Professor Soon Beng Yeap, to receive its 2009 PR Professional of the Year award.
Center for Strategic Communications Receives Grant from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
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