Thank you for hearing our voices in that same sex marriage or sex is not bad, wrong nor should be avoided: update your archaic stance on the morality topic
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Anonymous
4 years ago
As a graduate of SPU I am disgusted and heart broken you are deciding to eliminate a population from your staff. Shame on you
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Reed Nicholson
4 years ago
This is despicable. Change your roles or leave this city.
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Anne Peterson
4 years ago
It’s 2022 no one should be treated differently because of who they love.
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rose klein
4 years ago
This is wrong’. Do the right thing by our community.
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Gei Chan
4 years ago
I pray the SPU board opens their minds, open their hearts and reconsider their bigoted decision. God created all of us.
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MJ Hohman
4 years ago
This kind of discrimination is NOT OK. Ask yourself “What Would Jesus Do?”
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Althea Chow
4 years ago
This bigoted policy against employees who are part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community needs to be reversed!!
SPU is showing their true colors of hypocrisy. I stand in solidarity with SPU instructors and staff who are in same-sex relationships. This policy should be illegal and not tolerated!
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Cindy Gano
4 years ago
While I did not go to your school I am shocked and saddened by your recent decision to discriminate against employees with same-sex partners. I am a teacher and a parent and I am concerned about the message you send to everyone that it is ok to discriminate against any group of people. I urge you to reconsider your policy.
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Carri Kreider
4 years ago
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You are fortunate to have amazing LGBTQ faculty now and in the future, but only if they are supported. I am also a parent of a student-athlete who had SPU at the top of their list. We will not allow our son to attend a discriminatory school.
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Dave Kolk
5 years ago
Until today I was proud to tell people I graduated from SPU. I don't *want* my answer to change, but after being reminded how little SPU has changed since I graduated in 2005 (the year they last updated their Statement on Human Sexuality), unfortunately it needs to. I can't help but think how different my life would be if I had had the courage to tell the world I was gay while at SPU. While the institution may not have surrounded me with love, I know 100% my friends would have. It's disheartening to think that today, there still is a student who is also afraid to come out while attending SPU. That one, is one too many. Shame on you, SPU.
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Haven Wilvich
5 years ago
It is far past time for SPU to acknowledge that Christianity does not mean ostracizing and denying opportunities to LGBTQ people.
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MICHELLE VALDEZ
5 years ago
It's time!!
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Mike Markwith
5 years ago
ALL people are created Imago Dei
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Barbara Balent
5 years ago
I pray that SPU will have the courage and conviction to treat our gay and straight brothers and sisters in Christ as equals. I hope that SPU will choose the right side of history and stand in Jesus’ overwhelming love for his people.
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Soren Stevenson
5 years ago
Class of 2016
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Kat Wynn
5 years ago
As an Alumna and Bisexual Woman, I had hoped that in years to come SPU would learn the error of their ways. That the world does not need their way of discrimination anymore. Sadly, it looks like this has not changed. I will not be helping fund SPU anytime soon, and will caution my younger family from attending a university that holds such dated and offensive views.
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Michael Leach
5 years ago
Saddened that my Alma Mater allowed this to happen. Please address this injustice.
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Rachel Boisen
5 years ago
Doing better is long over due.
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Ashley Mannello
5 years ago
This deeply saddens me as an alumni, particularly since SPU is a well known school in Seattle which houses a very large LGBTQ population. Our LGBTQ community should feel supported and not discriminated against. They should be met with the same respect as anyone else. Please review this decision and consider changing your policies. This action is shameful on behalf of the school and is embarrassing to your alumni.
Thank you for hearing our voices in that same sex marriage or sex is not bad, wrong nor should be avoided: update your archaic stance on the morality topic
As a graduate of SPU I am disgusted and heart broken you are deciding to eliminate a population from your staff. Shame on you
This is despicable. Change your roles or leave this city.
It’s 2022 no one should be treated differently because of who they love.
This is wrong’. Do the right thing by our community.
I pray the SPU board opens their minds, open their hearts and reconsider their bigoted decision. God created all of us.
This kind of discrimination is NOT OK. Ask yourself “What Would Jesus Do?”
This bigoted policy against employees who are part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community needs to be reversed!! SPU is showing their true colors of hypocrisy. I stand in solidarity with SPU instructors and staff who are in same-sex relationships. This policy should be illegal and not tolerated!
While I did not go to your school I am shocked and saddened by your recent decision to discriminate against employees with same-sex partners. I am a teacher and a parent and I am concerned about the message you send to everyone that it is ok to discriminate against any group of people. I urge you to reconsider your policy.
You are fortunate to have amazing LGBTQ faculty now and in the future, but only if they are supported. I am also a parent of a student-athlete who had SPU at the top of their list. We will not allow our son to attend a discriminatory school.
Until today I was proud to tell people I graduated from SPU. I don't *want* my answer to change, but after being reminded how little SPU has changed since I graduated in 2005 (the year they last updated their Statement on Human Sexuality), unfortunately it needs to. I can't help but think how different my life would be if I had had the courage to tell the world I was gay while at SPU. While the institution may not have surrounded me with love, I know 100% my friends would have. It's disheartening to think that today, there still is a student who is also afraid to come out while attending SPU. That one, is one too many. Shame on you, SPU.
It is far past time for SPU to acknowledge that Christianity does not mean ostracizing and denying opportunities to LGBTQ people.
It's time!!
ALL people are created Imago Dei
I pray that SPU will have the courage and conviction to treat our gay and straight brothers and sisters in Christ as equals. I hope that SPU will choose the right side of history and stand in Jesus’ overwhelming love for his people.
Class of 2016
As an Alumna and Bisexual Woman, I had hoped that in years to come SPU would learn the error of their ways. That the world does not need their way of discrimination anymore. Sadly, it looks like this has not changed. I will not be helping fund SPU anytime soon, and will caution my younger family from attending a university that holds such dated and offensive views.
Saddened that my Alma Mater allowed this to happen. Please address this injustice.
Doing better is long over due.
This deeply saddens me as an alumni, particularly since SPU is a well known school in Seattle which houses a very large LGBTQ population. Our LGBTQ community should feel supported and not discriminated against. They should be met with the same respect as anyone else. Please review this decision and consider changing your policies. This action is shameful on behalf of the school and is embarrassing to your alumni.