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Welcome, new Falcons! Start your Seattle Pacific University journey off right with Orientation — an exciting and informative three-day experience that will connect you to the SPU community and all of the resources we have to offer. You’ll have the opportunity to check out campus, meet your classmates and current students, and learn more about what it means to be a Falcon. All of our new students (both first-year and transfers) are required to participate in Orientation. Students’ families are encouraged to participate in the sessions created specifically for them. Administrators and faculty members will share about our academic programs, student services, and ways they can support their student’s transition to SPU.
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No matter what the sport, getting to the major leagues is a daunting task. But that’s precisely what four Seattle Pacific graduates have done in various capacities around the country.
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SPU's School of Education Choose offers diverse range of doctoral, master’s, and certification programs, accredited at the state and national level. Graduates are among the most sought-after educators in the field.
Alissa Mahar, associate vice president strategy & operations (CFO & COO) for the University of Washington Information Technology Division, has been named the next vice president for business and finance.
It’s not too late to register for summer camps in youth soccer, basketball, running, volleyball, and rowing. Register now.
Join other SPU alumni, parents, donors, and friends as President Porterfield shares what’s on her heart for SPU in the coming months, ask your questions, and discover how you can partner with the president in prayer for the University. President’s Online Forum Thursday, June 27, 2024 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. PT
While Autumn, Winter, and Spring quarters last about 10 weeks at Seattle Pacific, Summer Sessions are two to eight weeks long — allowing you to earn credits during the summer, take charge of your degree, and graduate sooner.
Check out the 2024 Summer Sessions for undergraduates and graduates.
Amid the optimism and turbulence of the 1960s, a book by a little-known German theologian burst upon the scene. Not only did Jürgen Moltmann’s Theology of Hope resurrect the doctrine of Christian hope in academic theological discussion, but it also propelled its author to worldwide renown.
Read more of Theology Professor Doug Koskela's review.
The Seattle Pacific University women's rowing varsity 4+ of Aleksia Haugen, Gem Gatmaytan, Bella Lisenby, Megan Rouse, and Hannah Miller captured the national championship on Saturday, while the team finished fifth in the nation.
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Dr. Christopher Jones ’94 hopes the families in his medical practice never need to ask: “Is my kid sick enough that I should pay for a doctor’s visit?” Medical director of HopeCentral, a nonprofit health center, he and his team have adapted the concept of concierge medicine to a diverse Seattle neighborhood.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Leland Saunders earned a $10,100 Graves Award in Humanities for his research project, “The Structure of Moral Judgement: Philosophical Perspectives.” His research responds to recent arguments that human beings’ concepts of morality are just a quirk of evolution and don't connect to anything deeper.