Intersections at The Seattle School

On Saturday, January 14, faculty, staff, students, and alumni participated in Day of Scholarship 2023 which was led and organized by Dr. Kj Swanson, Affiliate Faculty and Common Curriculum Coordinator, and Dr. Paul Hoard, Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology. This event on campus at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology highlighted how community members […]

The Seattle School has reserved a portion of its public space to display and honor art created by students, staff, faculty, and alumni, as well as artists from the greater Seattle area. This winter, two student groups – the BIPOC group and LIT – co-sponsored “Underrepresented Voices,” a student art gallery on the second floor […]

The timeline doesn’t start with us, it began with people named Hudson, Webb, Wilson, Hutchins, Atchison, Allender, Lynk, and Grenz. And Peter, Paul, Priscilla, Lydia, and Mary. – Keith Anderson, President Emeritus, Convocation 2015 At The Seattle School, we celebrate story and honor narrative. And as we mark and celebrate our 25 years, we are […]

This is something truly spectacular about relationships—that we can make something together that we wouldn’t have made on our own. -Sarah Steinke MACP ’19 Curious about alumni partnerships, Jocelyn Skillman,  as Supervisor of Alumni Outreach, recently had the opportunity to interview Mary DeJong, MATC ‘17 and Sarah Steinke, MACP ‘19. Together these two alumni bring […]

Our hope at The Seattle School is to be led by our alumni and their stories. Mallory Redmond graduated from The Seattle School in 2013 with her Master of Arts in Theology & Culture (MATC). She recently joined the Alumni Quad, part of the team caring for alumni of The Seattle School. We are grateful […]

This exciting year marks our 25-year anniversary: a time of celebration, a time of remembering, and a time of hope. The story of The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology began around a kitchen table, where a few passionate dreamers dared to imagine a new kind of theological, psychological, and cultural training. Our calling is, […]

Today we’re excited to share a conversation with Monique Gadson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Counseling Psychology, discussing her new book as well as her work in psychology. Dr. Gadson joined the faculty at The Seattle School in 2022. This fall, she is teaching Listening Lab: Part I. Later this year, she will also be teaching […]

It is with sadness we share the news that Donald Michael Hudson, Ph.D., one of the founders of The Seattle School, passed away on November 15th, 2022. As we remember Dr. Hudson, along with our sorrow, we also want to share our deep gratitude for his contributions to shaping and establishing the mission, vision, and […]

Director Kate Davis spoke at the launch celebration in March 2022 The first year of the Center for Transforming Engagement has been an exciting process of developing responsive programs and resources. The work of the Center for Transforming Engagement is to equip adaptive leaders with tools from the social sciences to lead communities of faith, […]

After nineteen years of publishing quality, multidisciplinary content at the intersection of theology and culture, The Seattle School is excited to announce that The Other Journal is now offering multi-tiered subscription access. The journal will continue publishing two interdisciplinary issues per year, and it will be accessed and distributed in new and exciting ways. With […]

As a learning community, we follow rhythms through the year that help us serve God and neighbor. Together, we steward practices that have grown and developed throughout our history. Our seasonal events and rituals guide us to gather, remember, and celebrate. These collective rhythms shape us deeply, and have formed us as a community that […]

The Seattle School has reserved a portion of its public space on both the second and third floors to display and honor art created by students, staff, faculty, and alumni, as well as artists from the greater Seattle area. This fall, collages created by Tara Hubbard MATC ’22 are featured in the second-floor Commons area […]