Gallery of Courses

Seattle University Faculty have created a variety of online, hybrid and web-facilitated courses. Click on the links below or at right to see highlights from these engaging courses.

• Jo Archibald: Global Water Supply
• Gary Atkins:  Sex, God and Free Speech
• Sarah Berry: The History of Text Technologies
• Sue Ann Bube: Language Literacy and Numeracy: Assessing Students with Learning Differences
• Sharon Callahan: Social Analysis: Skills for Unpacking Society's Problems
• Cathy Cao: Investments
• Nathan Colaner: Ethical reasoning in Business
• Miles Coleman: Foundations of Digital Rhetoric
• Karen Cowgill: Population-Based Health Care
• Andrew Davis: Job and the Mystery of Suffering
• Maureen Feit: Grantwriting
• Terry Foster: Business and International Law
• Lyn Gualtieri: Natural Hazards
• Maylon Hanold: Women and Sport Leadership
• Mark Hearn: Educational Ministry of the Church
• Matthew Hickman: Crime Mapping
• Patrick Howell: Leaders for a Just and Humane World
• Sonora Jha: Media Foundations of Communications
• Henry Kamerling: United States Survey
• Carol Kelly: Arts and Cultural Identity
• Emily Lieb: Poverty in America
• Teresa Ling: Quantitative Methods and Applications
• Kevin Maifeld: Boards and Volunteers
• Brian McCullough: Sport Business: Introduction to Sustainability
• Susan Meyers: Travel Writing: Near and Far
• Bill O'Connell: Law and Ethics for Community Counselors
• Katie Oliveras: The Mathematics of Epidemics
• Tracey Pepper: The European Witch Hunts
• Anna Roberts:  Criminal Procedure (Adjudicative)
• Bryan Ruppert and Tina Zamora: European Public, Economic, and Corporate Governance
• Dung Tran: Understanding Leadership
• Michael Trice: God and the Sacred
• John Vinson: Crime Analysis
• Dan Washburn: Socio-Cultural transformations I