Site Map | Contact | Directory
Jodi O'BrienASSW Department Chair, Sociology Program Director(206) 296-5384jobrien@seattleu.edu
Ted FortierAnthropology Program Director(206) 296-5385tedf@seattleu.edu
Mary Kay BrennanSocial Work Program Director(206) 296-5352brennam@seattleu.edu
Riva ZeffSocial Work Field Director, Clinical Professor(206) 296-2537zeffr@seattleu.edu
Rose ZbiegienAdministrative Assistant (206) 296-5906RZBIEGIE@seattleu.edu
As the BSW is a professional degree, students apply to be a degree candidate in their junior year. Applications are due by January 15. For more online information, please consult the Student Handbook and FAQs. For general questions about admission to Seattle University and financial aid, please contact Office of Admissions and Student Financial Services.
The following requirements are needed for admission for BSW degree candidacy:
Students will be notified of their acceptance, provisional acceptance or denial by U.S. mail.
For more information on the application procedure, please consult the Student Handbook and FAQs.
The application packet is available from the Social Work Program in Casey 3 West. All application materials are confidential and are shared only with the faculty directly involved in the admissions process. The packet includes forms that are to be completed and turned in to the Social Work Program by January 15:
The completed packet should be returned to the Social Work Program in Casey 3West or sent to:
Social Work ProgramAttn: Administrative Assistant901 - 12th Ave, Casey 3WSeattle, WA 98122
As social work students will work directly with clients in their field practicum, the Program and the University have the responsibility to assure that our students possess the knowledge, intelligence, judgment, ethics, integrity and physical and emotional capacity necessary for the field experience and for the profession. Therefore, in accordance with the Fair Process Policy, we consider the University’s academic requirements and also the student’s professional characteristics, conduct and potential to serve effectively and ethically in the profession.
We evaluate students based on their application packets, prior course work, information about the student form social work faculty who know the student and
Dr. Gary Perry - "When I See Haiti, I Cannot Help but See New Orleans" - Part 1
Dr. Gary Perry - "When I See Haiti, I Cannot Help but See New Orleans" - Part 2
Tattoos on the Heart: Lessons from the Barrio
Mark Cohan, accomplished scholar of the Steampunk subculture, was featured in the Seattle University Magazine.
Jodi O’Brien recently published “Seeking Normal? Considering Same-Sex Marriage” in Seattle Journal for Social Justice.
Robert Efird is back from a Fulbright-sponsored sabbatical in China, where he spent a year working with local communities engaged in environmental education.
Gary Perry presented a paper at the 2012 meetings of the Association of Black Sociologists titled “Class, Take Out Your iPhones: Teaching Urban Sociology with New Media.”
Nondiscrimination Policy | Diversity Statement RSS | Contact | Careers | Public Safety