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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
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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
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As the Athletic Department’s profile rises, it has instituted tighter media policies. Interviews with players and coaches must now be arranged through Sports Information Director Jason Behenna.
The History Department recently celebrated the launching of books by three of its faculty members, Environmental Studies Director Gordon Miller, and Associate Professors Hazel Hahn and Theresa Earenfight.
As a cheerleader for the Seattle Seahawks, Pia Gillan showcases her passion for dance before an audience of thousands. The 2009 criminal justice graduate roots for the team as a member of the Sea Gals, the professional cheering squad.
Seattle University Choirs, under the direction of Joy Sherman, once again got people in the Christmas mood with their inspiring “A Festival of Christmas” concerts at Seattle’s St. Joseph Church.
The dancers with the Pacific Northwest Ballet have committed themselves to taking clases while balancing the demands of their busy dance schedules. The company is preparing for the holiday run of Nutcracker.
Yoko Ott embraces—nay, make that thrives on—a challenge. As the curator of the Hedreen Gallery, which visitors pass through en route to the theater inside the Lee Center for the Arts, Ott is tasked with presenting art in an unconventional space.
The College of Arts & Sciences helped organize a gathering at the new Admissions and Alumni building as a part of the Redhawk Network Mentors program: an opportunity for alumni to learn about Seattle University outreach possibilities, including career mentorship.
The 2009–10 Miss Seafair, Jacqueline Saarenas, a junior psychology major, carries on the SU tradition as successor to last year’s Miss Seafair, law student Kristen Tateishi. “I was completely surprised,” says Saarenas, a Seattle native, of her coronation.
Students from Sally Haber's Liberal Studies class, along with the Children's Literary Project, initiated the Seattle Youth: 'A Vision for Change' art project, a collection of images depicting how children see their community.
Enyu Zhang, assistant professor of international studies, recently published and presented papers on regionalization in Chinese foreign policy and the quest to denuclearize North Korea.
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.
Fund Drive for Families of Slain Police Officers
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.
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