HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary hub for academic instruction, student residential life, administrative operations, library services, athletic facilities, and community engagement.

Notable Features:

The campus features a blend of historic and modern architecture, including the iconic Alexander Hall, Gwinn Commons (student union and dining), Ames Library, and the notable Tiffany Loop, a picturesque tree-lined park. It also boasts views of the Lake Washington Ship Canal.

Work Culture:

SPU fosters a collaborative and supportive campus environment for faculty, staff, and students, characterized by a shared commitment to academic excellence, Christian faith integration, and community service. There's a strong emphasis on mentorship and student development.

HQ Significance:

The Seattle campus is the heart of SPU, where its mission to engage the culture and change the world is lived out daily through teaching, learning, research, and community life.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design, with its green spaces, chapel (First Free Methodist Church adjacent and closely affiliated), and community gathering areas, reflects SPU's values of community, faith, learning, and stewardship of creation.

Location:

Seattle Pacific University fosters a global perspective through various study abroad and international exchange programs across multiple continents. SPU actively recruits international students, supports faculty in global research and teaching initiatives, and encourages students to engage with global issues through its curriculum and co-curricular activities. The university also has a network of alumni living and working around the world.

Street Address:

3307 3rd Ave W

City:

Seattle

State/Province:

Washington

Country:

USA