Theology Student Union
Created by Seattle Pacific University School of Theology students, the Theology Student Union is a gathering of undergraduate theology majors and minors interested in reflecting and acting upon God’s self-revelation to humanity, particularly as it relates to, critiques, and envelopes our culture.
- TSU seeks to create a bond between all students in the School of Theology through discussion and participation in programmed events and forums both inside and outside the classroom.
- TSU is student-run, sponsored and funded by the Associated Students of Seattle Pacific, as well as a grant from the SERVE (Spiritual and Educational Resources for Vocational Exploration) program through the Center for Scholarship and Faculty Development.
If you are interested in becoming involved with the TSU, contact Assistant Professor of New Testament Laura Sweat, who serves as TSU faculty advisor, at sweatl@spu.edu or 206-281-2208.
TSU Leadership Stories
Junior from Highlands Ranch, CO
Educational Ministry Major
Junior from New York City, NY
Christian Scriptures Major
Faculty Contact
Laura C. Sweat
Assistant Professor of New Testament
Email: sweatl@spu.eduPhone: 206-281-2208
Office: Alexander Hall 406
“Whether it has been in the context of the classroom, over lunch in Gwinn, a cup of coffee in the Weter coffee shop, or even in their homes, faculty and professors have made studying theology a life-giving experience by taking the time to invest in our lives, and allowing us to share in theirs.”
Laura Opperman '08
Why I Teach at SPU
Laura C. Sweat, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies
“I love teaching at SPU because I enjoy the rich conversations with my students and my colleagues. This community encourages each other to grow in scholarship and in faith.”