We last spoke to Kimberly Blue when she was a student in the online Master of Legal Studies in Compliance and Risk Management program at Seattle University School of Law. Since then, she has graduated and has some further insights to share. “I had a wonderful experience in the MLS program. I can’t say enough […]
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Seattle University is proud to present a series of blogs showcasing our MLS in Compliance and Risk Management students’ Capstone presentations. The Capstone requires the student to create and submit a comprehensive paper or project for presentation in the course, which showcases the student’s competence in compliance. It is also for use in the student’s
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Born in the Dominican Republic, Genesis Medrano learned English as a second language in the United States. It was the kind of impactful move that comes with enough growth opportunities for a lifetime. But don’t get too comfortable — now, she’s a military spouse. Amidst frequent travels, Genesis maintains an admirable determination to pursue her
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Enrique Alvarado recently moved to Seattle after several years working overseas. His job took him everywhere from Afghanistan to France; he even spent a few years exploring Africa and the Middle East. It certainly kept him well-traveled and well-occupied, “but I needed a little more stability in my life,” he adds with a grin. Back
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There are many reasons to consider pivoting your compliance and risk management career. Perhaps you are bored with your current industry or simply burned out. Maybe something else has sparked your interest, motivating you to transition to another business sector. Or perhaps a company in a different industry is recruiting you to join their team
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Sungea Dawson is an Adult Protective Service investigator who graduated from Seattle University School of Law’s Online MLS in Compliance and Risk Management program in December of 2021. Her job entails gathering information to investigate crimes against vulnerable adults, including allegations of neglect, abandonment, mental, and physical abuse, financial and personal exploitation, and more. It’s
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A capstone project is traditionally an end-of-term project that illustrates a student’s knowledge in their chosen field. At Seattle U, the capstone project is completed during a course dedicated to the project, allowing students an opportunity to really dive deep into the subject matter they find interesting and important. Professor Kelli Rodriguez Currie, a Seattle
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Meet Kimberly Blue, a current student in the online Master of Legal Studies in Compliance and Risk Management program at Seattle University School of Law. Aside from life as a student, Kimberly oversees accountability and compliance measures and conducts internal auditing processes for Continuing Education and Workforce Development at Sandhills Community College. She has a very
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When three recent graduates gathered in a webinar to discuss their experience with the Seattle U Law online Master of Legal Studies in Compliance and Risk Management program, it didn’t take long for them to establish what they have in common: All received significant raises and promotions, even before graduating from the program. “This program led to
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At the end of her first year in Seattle U Law’s online Master of Legal Studies (MLS) in Compliance and Risk Management program, student Christian Kennedy is already seeing results at work. Her senior leadership sees them, too. Christian joined us in a webinar to tell us more about why a master’s in legal studies was the right choice
