Grab a cup of coffee or tea and join our Admissions Team for a relaxed, online conversation with current students Allison Picini and Emme Wagner. Allison, a third-year dual-degree student, is completing her internship and is committed to serving vulnerable and underserved communities, including people experiencing homelessness. Emme, also a third-year dual-degree student, explores the intersections of psychology, practical theology, and somatics with a focus on healing, belonging, and meaning-making.

They’ll mainly share their own stories about coursework, residencies, internships, and the personal growth that comes with graduate study. Along the way you’ll see how Integration shows up in the ways they think, practice, and engage the world. At The Seattle School, integration isn’t an add-on or checklist item. It’s about learning to hold theology and psychology in conversation so students can bring both lenses into their work, in academic settings and in real-world contexts.

When you register, you can submit a question for a chance to hear directly from Allison and Emme about their experiences navigating graduate work and how integration shapes their paths. Each Admissions Coffee Hour features a different voice and perspective from The Seattle School. Bring your questions and curiosity—we’d love to connect and share what life in our learning community is really like.

Zoom details will be sent after you register.