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Addressing public and social problems requires an integrated approach. As a Seattle University Public Affairs student, you will build a solid base in the theories of leadership, economics, public policy, management and finance to prepare you to take action for social change.
The flexible Public Affairs curriculum allows you to concentrate in a specific area of study. The concentrations build upon the CORE Public Affairs curriculum and prepare you to develop your specific field of interest. You can choose one of the established concentrations or work with your advisor to create your own.
Concentrations include:
Enrich your classroom experience through internships, research, experiential learning and study abroad opportunities that prepare you for a career that promotes a just and humane world.
Jess Juanich is a double major in Public Affairs and Political Science, and a student government leader with a demonstrated commitment to social justice. Jess is driven by a clear moral vision of the world and shines in his service to students at SU as well as local communities. The LeRoux Award recongizes the graduating Senior who has demonstrated exceptional leadership abilities, shown academic excellence and performed significant service to the College of Arts and Sciences.
