SEAC

Mission Statement

To provide excellent, creative, inclusive, educational, and diverse programming to the Seattle University community in pusuit of the development of a vital and engaged campus, while expanding connections with administration, clubs and organizations.

Brief History

SEAC began as a part of ASSU (Associated Students of Seattle University) but broke off and became its own organization with its own budget and constitution in 1999. Since then, SEAC has evolved from a five member council plannin three events per year (fall ball, battle of the bands, quadstock) to an organization with an executive board, various council chairs and committee members planning at least ten events per month.




The Seattle University Student Events and Activities Council (SEAC) is the main programming board on campus. SEAC plans over 60 events throughout the school year, almost all of which are free to students!				Mission Statement To provide excellent, creative, inclusive, educational, and diverse programming to the Seattle University community in pusuit of the development of a vital and engaged campus, while expanding connections with administration, clubs and organizations. Brief History SEAC began as a part of ASSU (Associated Students of Seattle University) but broke off and became its own organization with its own budget and constitution in 1999. Since then, SEAC has evolved from a five member council plannin three events per year (fall ball, battle of the bands, quadstock) to an organization with an executive board, various council chairs and committee members planning at least ten events per month.