Seattle University offers resources beyond the classroom to assist you in pursuing your goals.
A.A. Lemieux Library
The library offers services to help students in preparing class assignments and research, including inter-library loans, on-line bibliographic searches, on-line and CD-ROM databases, photocopiers, and quiet places to study.
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Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry provides many opportunities to grow spiritually, learn more about yourself, share your gifts and talents, and build community with others. We welcome and support persons of all faith traditions.
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Career Development Center
Graduate students will appreciate the Career Development Center, located on campus. Career counseling and help in job search strategies are available, as well as assistance in preparing resumes and developing interview skills. Other services include a career resource library, career fairs, and workshops.
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Commuter Student Services
Support services designed for non-residential students at all levels are coordinated through the Commuter Student Services Office. The staff is available to help commuter students identify available resources and to provide off-campus housing, transportation and parking information.
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Computer Labs
The IT Computer Labs at Seattle University provide several facilities and state of the art computer technology to assist students and faculty in achieving their academic goals. Labs include both Macintosh- and PC- compatible computers. Email accounts are assigned to all students, and personal web space is possible upon request.
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Connolly Sports Center
The Connolly Center, located on the southeastern edge of campus, provides recreational facilities for sports and exercise. Students and their immediate family may use the facilities free of charge. The center features racquetball, squash, handball and tennis courts, two swimming pools, basketball courts, a weight room and sauna. Various exercise classes are also available for an additional fee through the Leisure Education Program.
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Disabilities Services
The Disabilities Services office coordinates appropriate accommodations, assisting students to deepen their self-knowledge, academic competence and advocacy skills. It also promotes a campus environment that is welcoming and accesssible to persons with disabilities. Students can consult with the Disabilities Specialist prior to and while enrolled in a graduate program.
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International Student Center
The International Student Center serves nearly 500 students from approximately 50 countries around the world. The center serves as a focal point for cultural, educational and social activities and programs, and a gathering place for students and their organizations.
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Loyola Learning Center
Learning Center services include one-on-one sessions with a Learning Specialist to fine-tune study approaches, and sessions focusing on time-management and the demands of graduate level classes.
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The Reidy Collegium
The Daniel J. Reidy Collegium is a gathering place for graduate students located on the 3rd floor of the Student Center. The collegium, designed with stone, wood, skylight and fireplace, is a home-like environment with comfortable furniture, a kitchen, computer ports and snacks. Students use the space to study, relax, socialize and eat. For hours, enrollment information and other details please call (206) 296-6291.
Resident Housing
Apartment housing is available on campus for single graduate students. For application forms, costs, and further information, contact the Residence Life and Housing Office, (206) 296-6305.
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Student Center and Pavilion
The Student Center and Pavilion houses the major dining facilities as well as many student services and student organizations. The center was designed and constructed with ecologically sensitive building practices.
