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Go to the Writing Center!
Come on down to the Writing Center for help on any of your writing assignments! The center is located on the third floor of the library, and appointments can be made online at seattleu.mywconline.com, or over the phone by calling (206) 296-6239. The consultants at the center can help you to talk through your writing at any step of the writing process, from brainstorm to final draft. Writers of any level of expertise can benefit from the unique perspectives of…
Find out more »Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration: Theme of Immigration / Migration
MORAL MONDAYS at SU #BlackLivesMatter Initiative at Seattle University Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration: Theme of Immigration / Migration The program will include guest speaker, Dr. Emiko Soltis, Executive Director of Freedom University, a school for undocumented students in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Soltis will speak on Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and its intersectionality with the contemporary issues of immigration and migration. The celebration will also include a performance by the Seattle University Choir. Seattle…
Find out more »African American Legislative Day
MORAL MONDAYS at SU #BlackLivesMatter Initiative at Seattle University Join Moral Mondays at SU in supporting the Washington State Commission on African American Affairs, Washington Christian Leaders Coalition, and the A. Philip Randolph Institute legislative day in Olympia, Washington. The day will include some combination of a morning carpool to Olympia, guest speakers, Q&A with Governor Inslee, special programming for youth, mini resource fair, provided lunch, an afternoon rally in the rotunda, and carpool back to Seattle in the afternoon.…
Find out more »4th Annual Symbolic Confederate Flag Burning
MORAL MONDAYS at SU #BlackLivesMatter Initiative at Seattle University Why and what is a symbolic burning of a confederate flag? This year the United States will celebrate the 155th anniversary of the end of the American Civil War, April 12, 1861–May 9, 1865 (by declaration). This symbolic burning is a recognition of this monumental event in our nation’s history, an honoring of the millions of United States citizens who suffered under the American institution of slavery, and a historical reminder…
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