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Our online information sessions provide more insight into your desired program and answer any questions you may have. Join us at one of our events to learn more! During our graduate information sessions we take a deep dive into the following programs offered by the Albers School of Business and Economics:

Early Career MBAProfessional MBA (in-person program only)Sport and Entertainment Management MBAMaster of Professional Accounting (STEM, for non-accounting majors)Master of Science in Accounting & Analytics (STEM, for accounting majors)Master of Science in Business Analytics (in-person program only) (STEM)Master of Science in Finance (STEM)

We provide detailed information such as program structure, prerequisites, application information, admissions processes, scholarships, and more.

To participate with video, you will need access to a device with a camera (laptop, smart phone, etc.). A Zoom account is not required. You may also choose to participate through audio only.

Albers has separate recruiting events for the following:

Online: MBA, MSBA, Cybersecurity Leadership programs

Leadership Executive programs including the MBA and Certificate

Please email albersgradinfo@seattleu.edu for more information.

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Please join the Office of the President and the Office of the Provost in celebrating Anne Moran as she concludes her remarkable chapter at Seattle University and prepares to begin an exciting new one at Georgetown University.

We invite you to join us for appetizers and beverages as we gather to thank Anne, celebrate her accomplishments, and wish her every success in the journey ahead.

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Whole Woman Wealth is an interactive conversation designed to help women redefine what wealth means in this season of their lives and explore whether the life they’re building reflects what matters most to them.

Together, we’ll explore not only financial wealth, but also the wealth of time, relationships, health, emotional well-being, purpose, contribution, and freedom. Through guided reflection and meaningful discussion, participants will gain greater clarity around what matters most and where they desire more alignment and fulfillment.

This isn’t a lecture or financial workshop. It’s a space for thoughtful conversation, connection, and reflection among women navigating life’s many dimensions of wealth.

All attendees will also receive complimentary access to the USA Today bestselling audiobook, Rich Like Her, a story-driven invitation to rethink success and what it means to live wealthy on your own terms.

Wednesday, August 26, 2026
5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Virtual

Questions? Please contact Pam Amado-Demagajes, '00, at pam.amado@bakertilly.com.

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The liturgy is drawn from mutliple resources and will include leadership from diverse Christian traditions who share a deep sacred connection to earth and commitment to earth care and climate justice.

This event is for anyone interested in the interesection of Faith and Ecology through the inclusion of eco-spiritual, eco-theological and climate justice themes and resources in the context of worship.

A time of conversation and connection is offered after the service.

Participate in the LIturgy from anywhere! with the YouTube live stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AGKaUPG1ZY

DIRECTIONS & PARKING INFORMATION:
Parking: mobility-friendly slots on northeast corner of church grounds, general parking on east side via alley, and street parking.

Driving directions from I-5 North to St. Andrew’s, 111 NE 80th St, Seattle, WA 98115

Take exit 170 from I-5 NFollow NE Ravenna Blvd, Woodlawn Ave NE and 1st Ave NE to NE 80th StContinue onto 8th Ave NESlight left onto NE Ravenna BlvdTurn right onto Woodlawn Ave NEContinue onto 1st Ave NE. St. Andrew’s Church is on your right. Street parking is available. To park closer to the church sanctuary and parish office, turn right onto 80th Street and make an immediate right into the alley where mobility-friendly parking slots are on the right and general parking is available on the left. The door to the church office is located off the alley at the southeast corner of the building. Please ring the doorbell. Driving directions from I-5 South to St. Andrew’s, 111 NE 80th St, Seattle, WA 98115

(Please note: Some GPS directions will direct you to take a right on 80th Street but 80th is a one-way street when it crosses I-5 so you can’t make a right on 80th to get to St. Andrew’s.)

Follow I-5 S to N 85th St in Seattle. Take exit 172 from I-5 SContinue on N 85th StMerge onto N 85th StTurn left onto Wallingford Ave NContinue to N 80th St. Turn left onto N 80th St.St. Andrew’s Church is on your right.To park closest to the church sanctuary and parish office, proceed just past the church and take an immediate right in the alley on the east border of the grounds. There are mobility-friendly parking slots on the right and general parking is available on the left. Street parking is also available. The door to the church office is located off the alley at the southeast corner of the building. Please ring the doorbell.Street Parking – There may be street parking on 1st Avenue NE and the surrounding neighborhood. Please be sure you are not blocking a driveway or parking closer than 5 feet away from a driveway.

Alley Parking – You may access the church’s parking area off the alley on the east side of the building. There are mobility friendly slots at the north end of the grounds, and there are 32 double slots off the alley on the east side. If you park in our alley between First and Second Avenues in a spot behind another car, please leave your cell phone number in a note on the dashboard so the person you park behind can reach you if they need to leave. There are also a few spots at the south end of the building (by the dumpsters and Children’s School Entrance).

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Full details on the Fall Welcome website: https://www.seattleu.edu/admitted-students/orientation/fall-welcome/

The September 3-11 Fall Welcome programming is for students moving into the South Lake Union (Cornish) campus spaces.

Fall Welcome activities will begin on the First Hill campus September 19.

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Fall Welcome activities will begin on the First Hill campus September 19.

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The September 3-11 Fall Welcome programming is for students moving into the South Lake Union (Cornish) campus spaces.

Fall Welcome activities will begin on the First Hill campus September 19.

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An admissions Q&A panel will take place from 10:10 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., followed by the law fair. See a list of participating schools below.

Support for this event is provided by an LSAC Outreach Grant

Boston College Law School

Brigham Young University School of Law

California Western School of Law

Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law

City University of NY School of Law

George Washington University School of Law

Gonzaga University School of Law

Lewis & Clark Law School

LMU Loyola Law School, L.A.

New York Law School

Pepperdine Caruso School of Law

Santa Clara University School of Law

Seattle University School of Law

Southwestern Law School

University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law

UC Davis School of Law

UC Irvine School of Law

UC Law San Francisco

UCLA School of Law

University of Denver Sturm College of Law

University of Hawai'i William S. Richardson School of Law

University of Idaho College of Law

University of Minnesota Law School

University of Nevada Las Vegas William S. Boyd School of Law

University of Oregon School of Law

University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law

University of San Diego School of Law

University of San Francisco School of Law

University of Southern California Gould School of Law

University of Texas School of Law

University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law

University of Washington School of Law

Western State College of Law

Willamette University School of Law

Getting to Seattle University School of Law

Seattle University is conveniently located in Capitol Hill and easily accessibly by public transportation. Street parking is readily available or explore our visitor parking page for parking options on campus. Find Sullivan Hall using our interactive campus map.

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Our online information sessions provide more insight into your desired program and answer any questions you may have. Join us at one of our events to learn more! During our graduate information sessions we take a deep dive into the following programs offered by the Albers School of Business and Economics:

Early Career MBAProfessional MBA (in-person program only)Sport and Entertainment Management MBAMaster of Professional Accounting (STEM, for non-accounting majors)Master of Science in Accounting & Analytics (STEM, for accounting majors)Master of Science in Business Analytics (in-person program only) (STEM)Master of Science in Finance (STEM)

We provide detailed information such as program structure, prerequisites, application information, admissions processes, scholarships, and more.

To participate with video, you will need access to a device with a camera (laptop, smart phone, etc.). A Zoom account is not required. You may also choose to participate through audio only.

Albers has separate recruiting events for the following:

Online: MBA, MSBA, Cybersecurity Leadership programs

Leadership Executive programs including the MBA and Certificate

Please email albersgradinfo@seattleu.edu for more information.

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The September 3-11 Fall Welcome programming is for students moving into the South Lake Union (Cornish) campus spaces.

Fall Welcome activities will begin on the First Hill campus September 19.

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Eddie and Johnny O'Brien, '53, are credited with putting Seattle University Athletics on the national radar of sports fans around the country.

Date: Monday, September 14, 2026

Schedule:

8:30 am Bag drop and Check-in
9:30 am Welcome and MegaPutt Contest
10:00 am Shotgun Start
3:00 pm Reception and Awards

Location: The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge, 11825 Trilogy Parkway NE, Redmond, WA

Sponsorship of this tournament is available with great benefits and our gratitude. Click on the Sponsor Page to learn how you can participate as a sponsor.

We look forward to an afternoon of fun and golf with this community of Seattle U Athletics supporters.

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The September 19-26 Fall Welcome programming will take place on the First Hill campus.

Move in for First Hill campus students will take place the days leading up to September 19. Students will move into the South Lake Union (Cornish) campus beginning September 3.

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Join us for an afternoon tea and conversation, as Sr. Lucy shares her insights about religion and her call to help the poorest of the poor and particularly, abused and traumatized women.

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About the Family Business Exchange

Seattle University’s Family Business Exchange (FBX) is a community of Pacific Northwest family business owners who gather to engage in education, networking, and professional development tailored specifically to their needs.

FBX provides opportunities for families to address their unique challenges through relevant programming. It serves as a forum for information exchange with the goal of helping each member thrive through future generations. Areas of best practice that we cover include family business succession planning, governance, leadership development and growth, among others.

About Gallagher (formerly Assured Partners)

Gallagher Seattle provides tailored commercial insurance, risk management, and employee benefits consulting to businesses across the Pacific Northwest. Gallagher is a proud Corporate Member of Seattle University's Family Business Exchange.

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New this year - a strategic collaboration with the Catholic Immigrant Prophetic Action Project. Catholic IMMpact is a partnership between the Center for Migration Studies of New York and the Hope Border Institute in El Paso, TX to assist the Catholic Church in the United States in organizing a robust response with and for migrants and refugees in the country who are living in fear of immediate deportation. Through organizing, communications, research and rapid response, Catholic IMMpact supports (arch)dioceses in their mission to preach the Gospel and walk with immigrants.

This day-long gathering will focus on key issues related to the pastoral care of immigrant communities. Summit highlights include:

Aimee Khuu, CEO of Tacoma Community House returns as this year's emceeOpening prayer and initial remarks from Bishop Joseph Tyson of Yakima"Catholic social teaching and migration" led by Dylan Corbett, Executive Director, Hope Border Institute"Navigating immigration enforcement realities" led by Mary Rose Piciucco, Catholic Community ServicesMass at the Chapel of St. Ignatius with Bishop Eusebio Elizondo of Seattle"Developing a Catholic response to mass deportations" with Todd Scribner, USCCB Secretariat of Migration, and Astrid Liden, Communications Officer, Hope Border InstituteAnd more, including time for networking and community building

Registration is required for the summit. All are welcome to attend this free event. During registration you may choose to help offset the cost of your attendance by making a donation (estimated cost to attend: $15 parking; $15 lunch; $10 refreshments).

For those joining us from outside of Seattle, a SU Rate is available at the Silver Cloud Hotel Broadway using this link. For phone reservations, all the hotel directly at 206.325.1400 and ask for the "SU Immigration Summit" corporate discount and a guest service agent will assist with booking your reservation.

Event co-sponsors: Archdiocese of Seattle, Center for Migration Studies, Hope Border Institute, and Seattle University Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture

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The Yesler Terrace Development is a 30-acre site near downtown Seattle, just up the street from Pioneer Square and next to Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. Originally developed by the Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) in the early 1940s, it was the city’s first publicly subsidized housing. In 2013, the SHA began a revitalization project to replace the aging housing units, increase the number of affordable housing opportunities and create a mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhood.

Today the site includes SHA partnerships with community groups to support education and job training initiatives for youth and adults, community building activities, green spaces and gardens, and initiatives for the arts and placemaking. Join us on a site visit to Yesler Terrace to learn about this initiative and more.

This event is co-sponsored by Seattle University Department of Public Affairs, Arts and Nonprofit Leadership and the Seattle Housing Authority.

Please register by September 15th.

Questions about the event activities: Please contact Tanya Hayes hayest@seattleu.edu

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In June 2025, the Washington Supreme Court issued an order adopting a set of caseload standards for public defenders, with a 10-year implementation period to begin on January 1, 2026, and a three-year progress report to be prepared by the Office of Public Defense.

At present there are four separate lawsuits addressing the adequacy of public defense in Washington. Counties have sued the state arguing that the state's failure to properly fund local jurisdictions hinders the effectiveness of the system. The ACLU of Washington has sued Yakima County for failing to timely appoint counsel. The Washington Appellate project has sued the state Office of Public Defense arguing that proposed changes to its funding structure will render it impossible for their lawyers to carry out their ethical duties to clients and vindicate their clients' constitutional rights. Seattle University School of Law's Defender Initiative addressed these workload standards in its annual conference in June.

Rapping's visit is thus extremely well-timed. Washington is going to need to be creative and dynamic if we are to develop a system of public defense that guarantees to everyone across the state the quality of representation to which they are entitled. As one of the nation's leaders in recruiting, developing, and sustaining public defenders, Rapping's message should be of great interest to students, faculty, the legal community, and, truly, anyone concerned about justice.

Date: October 8, 2026

Time: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Location: Pigott Auditorium

Free to attend and open to all; registration required

Street parking is readily available or explore our visitor parking page for parking options

This event is a collaboration between Seattle University School of Law and Seattle University's College of Arts & Sciences. The law school's Defender Initiative and Defender Clinic are partnering sponsors.

About Jonathan Rapping

Jonathan Rapping is a nationally renowned criminal justice innovator and the Founder and former Chief Executive Officer of Gideon’s Promise, a nonprofit public defender organization whose mission is to transform the criminal justice system by building a movement of public defenders who provide equal justice for marginalized communities.

Since its inception in 2007, Gideon’s Promise has grown from a single training program for sixteen attorneys in two public defender offices in Georgia and Louisiana to a national enterprise with over 1,000 participants in 40 offices across 27 states and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The organization’s initial three-year program for new public defenders has expanded into the only comprehensive model that supports defenders at all levels of their careers, with programming for new lawyers, supervisors, chief defenders, trainers, law students, and the clinical instructors who teach them.

From 2022 to 2024, Rapping served as the Chief Executive Officer of Gideon’s Promise. In 2024, he stepped down as CEO to join the organization’s Board of Directors, where he continues to advance its mission and vision for justice-centered public defense reform.

Rapping is the Professor of Law and Director of the Criminal Justice Certificate Program at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) and visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. He also serves as the Faculty Director of the Center for Criminal Justice Innovation (CCJI). Through the CCJI, Rapping and his colleagues aim to develop future lawyers with exceptional legal skills and justice-centered values, while connecting them with a robust network of mentors and professionals. Students will be guided to forge a professional identity aligned with their purpose for coming to law school.

Rapping is a frequent contributor to national conversations on criminal justice reform and has been featured by media outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, HuffPost, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Mother Jones, Essence, and NPR stations nationwide. He has spoken at TEDx Atlanta, regularly presents to public defender and criminal defense organizations across the country, and frequently lectures at law schools nationwide. His work with public defenders was the inspiration for the award-winning HBO documentary Gideon’s Army.

Rapping is the recipient of numerous awards and distinctions, including the MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Grant, the American College of Trial Lawyers Emil Gumpert Award, the Harvard Law School Wasserstein Public Interest Fellowship, the Cardozo Law School Inspire Award, and the George Soros Open Society Fellowship. He and Gideon’s Promise have also received the National Alliance of Sentencing Advocates and Mitigation Specialists Sentencing Project Award, the Southern Center for Human Rights Gideon’s Promise Award, and the Emory University Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award.

He is the author of Gideon’s Promise: A Public Defender Movement to Transform Criminal Justice (Beacon Press, 2020), which explores a cutting-edge vision for public defenders in the effort to transform the criminal justice system.

Rapping earned his J.D. from George Washington University School of Law, his M.P.A. from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University, and his B.A. from the University of Chicago.

About the Dean's Luminaries in Law Lecture and Conversation Series

The Dean's Luminaries in Law Lecture and Conversation Series brings to Seattle University School of Law nationally and internationally preeminent leaders from law practice, the judiciary, government, and the corporate world, to share their bold ideas about the future of law and the legal profession.

About Seattle University School of Law's Defender Initiative

The Defender Initiative is part of the Center for Civil Rights and Critical Justice, whose mission is to advance justice and equality through a unified vision that combines research, advocacy, and education. The project works to effect systemic improvement in the provision of public defense services in Washington and nationally.

About the Defender Clinic

Seattle University's highly ranked Ronald A. Peterson Law Clinic provides students with the opportunity to work on real cases, helping real clients, under close faculty supervision. Students in the Defender Clinic represent both juvenile and adult clients with respect to criminal legal system involvement.

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Faith leaders are often told today that the voice of faith has something to say in the public square, but those same leaders often struggle to speak out. This panel will bring together practitioners at the intersection of faith community and public advocacy in a time of engagement, discerning what the faith voice has to say, how it can be shared, and who is listening.

This event is people of any faith and good will, clergy and lay persons. A light lunch will be provided

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Join Seattle University School of Law for a live information session on how our Master of Laws (LLM) program can help you advance your legal career and move toward U.S. practice.

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Sullivan Hall, Seattle University School of Law

Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments provided

Free to attend; registration required

See the event page for details on what you'll learn.

Getting to Seattle University School of Law

Seattle University is conveniently located in Capitol Hill and easily accessibly by public transportation. Street parking is readily available or explore our visitor parking page for parking options on campus.

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Hear both perspectives on what succession really looks like from the inside — the dynamics of stepping back while still being involved, the challenge of stepping up while the founder is still in the room, and what it takes to lead a business that carries your family's name. This conversation offers valuable insights for every family business, whether you’re passing the torch or preparing to carry it.

About the Family Business Exchange

Seattle University’s Family Business Exchange (FBX) is a community of Pacific Northwest family business owners who gather to engage in education, networking, and professional development tailored specifically to their needs.

FBX provides opportunities for families to address their unique challenges through relevant programming. It serves as a forum for information exchange with the goal of helping each member thrive through future generations. Areas of best practice that we cover include family business succession planning, governance, leadership development and growth, among others.

About Key Bank

KeyBank is one of the nation's largest bank-based financial services companies, offering individuals, businesses, and institutions a broad range of banking, investment, and wealth management solutions. KeyBank is a proud Corporate Member of Seattle University's Family Business Exchange.

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This event is open to current students, alumni, faculty & staff, and advisory board members.

We hope you can join us at our anniversary celebration and networking event!

Please register here: https://seattleux.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eXN6KBR81HhhjIW

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Sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences at Seattle University, this event is free and open to the public.

Please RSVP here in advance to reserve your spot.

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They will discuss Dr. Pratt's new book, Black and Catholic: Racism, Identity, and Religion, and explore the significance of Black Catholic History Month for American Catholics.

Oberto Commons – SINE 200 | November 19, 2026 | 4:00pm-5:30pm

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Every eight to 10 years, legal scholars from across the United States and beyond gather for one of the nation's premier conferences dedicated to scholarship on race, law, justice, and public policy. In 2027, Seattle University School of Law is honored to host the Fifth National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference (#NPOC27), bringing together hundreds of legal scholars, educators, practitioners, and aspiring academics for four days of intellectual exchange, collaboration, and community.

Centered on the theme Justice by Design: Interdisciplinary and Intersectional Responses to Race, Law, and Innovation, the conference will explore how legal scholarship can respond to today's rapidly evolving social, political, and technological landscape. Through keynote conversations, scholarly panels, works-in-progress workshops, mentoring opportunities, and networking events, participants will examine how law can advance justice while addressing the challenges and opportunities created by emerging technologies and changing democratic institutions.

Whether you are an established scholar, junior faculty member, law professor, practitioner, law student, or aspiring legal academic, NPOC27 offers an unparalleled opportunity to present research, build lasting collaborations, and help shape the future of legal scholarship.

Our call for papers and panels is ongoing until October 1, 2026.

Registration

🎟️ Early Bird Registration $250

Available through December 31, 2026

🎟️ Standard Registration $350

Available beginning January 1, 2027

Register early and save $100. Early Bird pricing is available through December 31, 2026. Standard registration pricing takes effect January 1, 2027.

Prices listed do not include applicable registration processing fees.

Planning your trip? View the conference agenda and other NPOC details on the conference website. Questions? Contact NPOC27@seattleu.edu.

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During this session, you will have the opportunity to discuss the program with the MPA Director, who will be happy to answer any questions you might have. REGISTER HERE

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During this session, you will have the opportunity to discuss the program with the MPA Director, who will be happy to answer any questions you might have. REGISTER HERE

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During this session, you will have the opportunity to discuss the program with the MPA Director, who will be happy to answer any questions you might have. REGISTER HERE

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