Becca is the Manager of Student Life Programs at The Seattle School. Originally from Philadelphia, she is an alumna of The Seattle School’s Master of Divinity Program. She delights in her CSA membership at Jubilee Farm, crafting, and evening walks in her neighborhood watching the seasons unfold. Becca has found a home in the wild of the Pacific Northwest and can often be found gazing at the Puget Sound / Salish Sea or reading Harry Potter with her nephews.
Our mission at The Seattle School is to serve God and neighbor through transforming relationships. We are a learning community centered at the intersection of two disciplines: the study of God (theology) and the study of human mind and behavior (psychology). And foundational to each of these disciplines is practicing presence and curiosity. Each of […]
“New Student Orientation” is a familiar concept in the world of academia. When starting school, students know that they can expect information, resources, and tools as well as gatherings, sessions, and introductions to people and places that will be meaningful to their academic experience. But how do we orient and connect when students and classmates […]
August is a magical month. This time of year I find that summer has worked its way into me and we still have a few weeks remaining in which to savor her good gifts. Here in the Pacific Northwest, these gifts can be found in the golden light of sunsets extending for long lingering hours; […]
A couple of weeks ago here in the Matriculate Blog, the admissions team wrote a post called “Rituals of Distance Learning” that highlighted the importance of mindful and embodied engagement in moments and seasons of transition. Whether we will be participating in The Seattle School community online or on campus this year, the physical spaces […]
We can feel it in our bones that the fall has come. Not only have we been back in classes for weeks now, but the colors around us have deepened as the deciduous trees have begun their sacred ritual of release. The chill has returned to the air, as has the rain, days of blustery […]