Seattle U has moved to remote instruction through the Spring Quarter. More details and FAQs on the COVID-19 website.
Find opportunities for current students, learn more about our sponsored service-learning courses, or find a leadership opportunity.
The core of our place-based approach to serving the community we are apart of.
Find resources and tool kits created for members of our community.
Over 100 organizations have joined ConnectSU. Join the crowd and sign up your organization today.
Start a service-learning course, learn about faculty funding and immersions, or join the ConnectSU faculty portal.
This is a challenging decision as we uphold our commitment to reciprocal partnerships in the community and honor the decision of Seattle University to move classes and finals online. We urge you to take care of yourself and others during this unprecedented time and ask that you show compassion and support for those most impacted.
The Center is physically closed but we are virtually open. Please reach out to our staff via e-mail or send a message to cce@seattleu.edu to connect. You may also message us via our social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
Further information and resources can be found on the Seattle U webpage: https://www.seattleu.edu/coronavirus/
A collection of SU Student resources can be found online here via the College of Arts and Sciences and Virtual Community Building offered by the Center for Student Involvement
Please see this page for a list of ideas for how to show up for our community members during this challenging time.
Access a list of community resources here for residents, families and caregivers and small business owners.
The 2019 Annual Report celebrates the work of hundreds of university students, faculty, staff, community partners and local Seattle residents during the 2018-19 academic year. Through our place-based strategy and our deep partnerships connecting campus and community, we are addressing the seemingly intractable issues we face as a city, a nation and a planet.
With more than 150 community partners, our placed-based approach to service spans every neighborhood in Seattle. Explore the interactive map or visit ConnectSU to search for organizations that match your interest areas.
Kent Koth explains the role of the Center for Community Engagement as a part of the Seattle University Youth Initiative.
The Initiative strives to strengthen education and support systems for 1,000 neighborhood youth and their families while enhancing the University by providing service, learning and research experience to students, faculty, and staff. Launched in February 2011, the Youth Initiative has quickly become the largest community engagement project in the institution’s history and a signature element of the University.
The Seattle University Youth Initiative provides campus—students, faculty, staff, and alumni—with opportunities to lead for a just and humane world.
Seattle University is nestled in the midst of historic and dynamic neighborhoods, each of which has tremendous leaders who make Seattle a wonderful place to live, learn and serve.
The Center for Community Engagement is committed to a place-based approach along with campuses all across the country.
When families are engaged in their child’s formal school experiences, their children often show improved performance in all grade levels, regardless of a family’s background or socio-economic status.
With more than 150 partner organizations and service-learning courses, we offer students many opportunities to get involved and serve local.
Find an organization to participate in a one-time or on-going volunteer opportunity.
Earn course credits and participate in a community-based learning experience.
Paid opportunities for seasoned Seattle U students.
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