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Beyond Expectations

Kent Koth and Greg Sempadian will receive special honors at the 2013 Faculty and Staff Appreciation party on Friday, May 31. Koth has been selected for the 2013 Staff Leadership Award, and Sempadian the Lee Thurber Award.  Read more »

 

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Grand Finale

Projects Day will feature SU students solving real-world problems.

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"You are Blessed to Be Here"

Distinguished alumna Deborah Limb recounts her journey in STEM.

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Active Minds

Celebration of Research showcases scholarly pursuits undertaken by SU students.

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Answer Me This

Q:
What happens to the leftovers from the Faculty and Staff Appreciation Celebration?

Answer Me This is a forum for addressing questions about working at Seattle University and campus life.

All Things Jesuit

Sacred sculptures

Trung Pham, S.J., Seattle University assistant professor of Fine Arts, has sculpted a special statue for a good cause.

SU Snapshot

JimWhittakerBillHogan_SnapshotJim Whittaker, '52, was honored at the inaugural Red Tie Celebration on May 18. Visit SU Snapshot to see what this event was all about and why it was such a rousing success. You'll also find a slideshow of scenes from the School of Law's Commencement.

 

Do you have any campus shots you'd like to share? Send them in to The Commons.

The Watercooler

PresidentsForumMay2013STRATEGIC PLAN:  Faculty and staff are encouraged to attend the President's Forum at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 23, in Pigott Auditorium. Father Sundborg will be joined by Bob Dullea and Jackie Helfgott, co-chairs of the Strategic Planning Council, who will provide updates on Seattle University's Strategic Plan for 2013-2018

 

Also, mark your calendars for the 3rd Annual RecFest on May 30, and be sure to check out the latest progress in the Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign.

Achievements

Dan Peterson publishes book on Tillich

Daniel Peterson, instructor in Matteo Ricci College, has recently published Tillich: A Brief Overview of the Life and Writings of Paul Tillich. The book offers an introduction to the Protestant theologian who challenged conventional notions of God and was called "the most dangerous theologian alive" during the height of his career. You can read more about the book here.

 

Also, the Center for Environmental Justice and Sustainability has announced its inaugural faculty and student fellows. Click here to see the full list. 

 

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Poll

Are you planning to attend the 3rd Annual RecFest on May 30?