Abstract The Executive Thinking Program, offered at Seattle University from 1958-1968, was a non-credit seminar designed for Seattle area business and professional leaders to hone their skills in communication, analyzing complex ideas, and to supplement their knowledge of economics, politics, and ethical thought. The collection includes correspondence, course materials, enrollment lists, typed and handwritten manuscripts of program director Thomas L. O'Brien, SJ , photographs, publicity brochures,...

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This collection contains historic records relating to the Seattle University Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership from 1975-1991; including core course syllabi, calendars, objectives, and major assignment descriptions; sub-core course seminar agendas; dissertation or project committees for the first fifteen classes; and photographs of student cohorts.

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The School of Education was founded in 1935 and renamed the College of Education in July 2004. The collection contains historic accreditation reports, admissions brochures, and issues of the newsletter Banner for the years 1994-2008. The collection is not comprehensive or current.

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The School of Nursing was founded at Seattle University in 1948 and was originally affiliated with the Sisters of Charity of Providence.

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This collection contains accreditation reports, admissions brochures for various academic programs, programs for "Project Day," publications and newsletters, strategic planning documents.

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This collection documents the administrative and operational functions of Seattle University's A.A. Lemieux Library, renamed the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons in 2010. The collection is not comprehensive.