Connecting campus & community to pursue a more just & humane world.

1. Connecting campus & community to pursue a more just & humane world.

2. Our Neighborhood • Little Ethiopia • Central District • Squire Park • Yesler Terrace • Little Saigon • Chinatown • International District • Pioneer Square • First Hill • Capitol Hill

3. SUYI Zone

4. Infographic Video

5. SUYI’s Three Pillars

7. Theory of Change Vision The SUYI will significantly transform Seattle University and the Bailey Gatzert neighborhood and become a national model of campus-community engagement. Goal 1 Youth graduate from high school prepared to succeed in higher education and in life Goal 2 Seattle U students, faculty staff and alumni lead for a just and humane world Goal 3 Advance the field of higher education & community engagement Create a network of support for neighborhood children and families Expand and deepen campus engagement in the neighborhood Disseminate promising practices and lessons learned

8. SU Engaging Seattle *2016-’17 Data

9. Our Student Engagement Strategy:

10. Student Leadership& Co-curricular Service • Student Opportunities Include: • Shinnyo Fellows (Capstone Projects) • Serve Local Ambassadors • K-12 Student Leads (Paid with Federal Work-Study Funds) • Jumpstart (National Program) • Family Engagement Programs • Just Serve Student Club • Service-Learning Students • Volunteer Opportunities on ConnectSU

11. Our Challenge We don’t know what Seattle U students who aren’t involved with Seattle University Youth Initiative think or feel about it.

12. We have access to a lot of DATA

13. Our Questions • What do they think about the Serve Local campaign? • What are barriers and motivations to participation in place-based community engagement at Seattle University? • What do they think about the Youth Initiative? • What do they know? What do they want to know? • How can CCE staff reach SU students using technology and social media? • What would an effective digital strategy look like?