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Students who are parents juggle many responsibilities while in college. The Parent and Family Engagement Office is here to support you in balancing family, school and work life. Students who are parents at SU have a community on campus dedicated to supporting your successful path towards graduation.

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Students who are parents juggle many responsibilities while in college. The Parent and Family Engagement Office is here to support you in balancing family, school and work life. Students who are parents at SU have a community on campus dedicated to supporting your successful path towards graduation.

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Some colleges or departments have grants available for students to attend a professional conference. If none are available, the Graduate Student Council has other opportunities for conference funding.

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Conference Funding:

GSC will provide conference funding to qualified applicants. This comes directly from the graduate student activity fee, therefore, students attending conferences are accountable to spend wisely as funds are limited.

The Individual Conference Grant is to support and facilitate graduate and professional student research initiatives and professional formation through attendance of professional conferences. A grant may help offset the costs associated with scholarly research and conference attendance that are not directly funded by other agencies, schools/departments within the university, or grants to advising faculty members and/or co-researchers.

Students can request up to $1,000 for the 2019-2020 academic year. For more information, please review the GSC Conference Policy found on this page.

The application process is easy:

1) Review the official GSC Funding Request Policy

2) Complete the online Request for Funds Application Form

*Contact Vice Chair of Finance and Strategic Planning (GSCFinance@seattleu.edu) with any questions *

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Conference Funding: GSC will provide conference funding to qualified applicants. This comes directly from the graduate student activity fee, therefore, students attending conferences are accountable to spend wisely as funds are limited. The Individual Conference Grant is to support and facilitate graduate and professional student research initiatives and professional formation through attendance of professional conferences.

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Need to report sexual misconduct or other threatening situations? Find information about the process and who to contact

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Seattle University's Commitment

Seattle University affirms respect, responsibility, and care between all persons. Conduct constituting a sexual offense, such as non-consensual sexual intercourse, non-consensual sexual contact, sexual exploitation or sexual assault, will not be tolerated. Behavior of this nature is inconsistent with Seattle University values, and is a violation of the Code of Student conduct and University policy. Students committing a sexual misconduct in any form can be disciplined under the Code of Student Conduct. If you are in need of emergency assistance please call 206-296-5911 to reach our Department of Public Safety or call 911 to reach Seattle Police.

We Are Here to Help

Seattle University provides many resources to assist and support students who experience sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, or other sexual misconduct, regardless of where or when it occurs, or by whom. This downloadable Sexual Misconduct Resources for Survivors handout (PDF) provides information for both on-campus and local off-campus resources.

For specific resources and information for staff and faculty who have experienced sexual misconduct, please contact the Office of Institutional Equity.

University Assistance & Interim Measures

The University offers assistance to all students who experience sexual misconduct, whether or not they pursue formal reporting. Examples of interim actions include: shielding a student from ongoing contact with an individual; taking that individual out of a class or issuing an administrative no-contact order; assigning an individual to a different lab or other clinical setting; asking an administrative authority to speak to the individual to express serious concern about a behavior; reminding the individual of policies and definitions relating to sexual misconduct; offering counseling targeted to addressing sexual aggression; and reorganizing housing assignments so that students can feel safer. Interim actions do not preclude formal discipline.

Confidentiality

Privacy concerns are often at the forefront when someone has experienced sexual misconduct. It is useful to know the degree of confidentiality that individuals can expect from each of the University resources.

Resources identified as "confidential" will not share any information without your informed, written consent, unless there is an imminent risk of harm to self or others.

All other faculty and staff are expected to maintain information about sexual misconduct as extremely private, and to notify the University's Title IX Coordinator who ensures that each individual is appropriately supported with resources and options that empower them to make informed decisions.

Students can always ask about an employee's responsibilities before sharing information and have the right to speak with confidential resources.

Confidential according to state law: Exploratory conversations are confidential. Police reports, with identifying information redacted, may be available to the public upon request.

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Seattle University affirms respect, responsibility, and care between all persons. Conduct constituting a sexual offense, such as non-consensual sexual intercourse, non-consensual sexual contact, sexual exploitation or sexual assault, will not be tolerated. Behavior of this nature is inconsistent with Seattle University values, and is a violation of the Code of Student conduct and University policy.

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Check out the McGoldrick Collegium if you have free time on campus. They have a full kitchen and living room area designed specifically for graduate students.
Building Hunthausen Hall
Location 1st Floor
Hours Monday - Thursday 7:30a.m. - 7:30p.m.; Friday 7:30a.m. - 4:00p.m.

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Find a person or a classmate you can carpool with. You can get a discounted parking pass if you carpool with another student.

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Always be in communication with your professor if you have to miss class. They are very understanding and will appreciate the early warning.

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Consider joining the Graduate Student Council (GSC) if you are looking to get more involved on campus.
GSC Facebook Page

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At Seattle University we offer a variety of hours and locations to best serve our community's needs. Bon Appétit operates different food service locations on campus. Click on the location's name for hours of operation.

Cherry Street Market

Located on the second floor of the Student Center, the Cherry Street Market is the largest dining room on campus.
Learn more

Hawk's Nest Bistro
On the third floor of the Student Center, the Bistro offers personal pizzas, quesadillas, and signature hot sandwiches from our open-hearth oven, made-from-scratch soups, house-made desserts, smoothies and espresso are also available.

Learn more

The Bottom Line

In the Pigott Atrium, the Bottom Line provides hot sandwiches, soups, salads, baked goods, fountain and bottled beverages and espresso.
Learn more

The Byte
The Byte, located in the Lemieux library and learning commons, offers a variety of specialty teas and tea drinks, local coffee and espresso favorites, assorted beverages, freshly prepared sandwiches, abundant salads and soups.

Learn more

The Sidebar (Closed during Summer)
In the Sullivan Law Center, the Sidebar offers grilled sandwiches, made-from scratch soups, salads, beverages, pastries and espresso.

Learn more

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Garick and Aubrey walk through the resources available to graduate students.

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University campus community members can turn in or claim lost items during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.

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The Night Hawk Safety Escort program provides a safe and convenient way of traveling throughout the surrounding community for SU students and affiliates during evening hours.

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Supercopy provides printing, mailing and other services including UPS and FedEx drop off.
Contact:
206.296.6117
supercopy@seattleu.edu
Location:
1111 E Columbia
Pavilion 010, courtyard level
Seattle WA 98122

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Bring snacks and/or a water bottle to class. Some classes span a long period of time and nourishment is a necessity.

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See if your textbooks are available online through the SU Library! You can search the ISBN Number on the Lemieux Library website.