For Gonzaga to fully prepare students for life after graduation, we must educate them holistically. We must help them address what they will do in their careers, how they will maintain their physical and spiritual health, and how they will offer themselves in service. To support our students so they can reach their potential, we need your financial investment.
As a community, we must accompany each person on the journey, embracing each one in our lifelong network of fellowship. In so doing, we must give more of ourselves – to each other and to God.
An Unbelievable Season
This season is for those of you who never give up on a dream, no matter how long the odds. For those who set goals and relentlessly pursue them. Those who tackle challenges with imagination, courage and conviction.
One Heart: The Kinship of Jesuits and Salish Peoples over 175 Years
A gathering of 140 members of Native American tribes from Flathead Lake in Montana to Puget Sound at Gonzaga celebrated their 175-year friendship with the Jesuits.
A Heavenly Place to Live
"Everything is connected. Concern for the environment thus needs to be joined to a sincere love for our fellow human beings and an unwavering commitment to resolving the problems of society." Laudato Si, 91.
Now Serving: The Kennel Club
Known for their enthusiasm and cheer, the Kennel Club has now added an aspect of service to their name.
Legos® and Language
Interlocking bricks help Gonzaga students build community connections.
Buzz about “Battling the Buzz”
Coming together as a community to address alcohol abuse.
Rock the Internship
“Being average doesn’t cut it…” was a message shared when the Gonzaga community came together recently to ensure graduates are set up for success and prepared to apply their skills and knowledge to launch their careers.
Inspired to Inspire
Inspired to inspire, Nick Senger (’88) had a love of learning that quickly turned into a calling. Now, he’s an award-winning teacher who’s sharing his knowledge and passion for Catholic education with the world.
Goals
To ensure all students are afforded intentional opportunities for reflection and faith development.
To match the needs and skills of our students, faculty and staff to serve and address real community issues and needs.
Financial Goal
$10.5 Million
Gonzaga Athletics
Our student-athletes strive for excellence on and off of the field. With your support, Gonzaga can continue to recruit, educate and train the best and brightest student-athletes. The reward comes in knowing you've supported the Zags in our mission of excellence and outstanding representation of Gonzaga University to the nation.
The pursuit of excellence requires partners.
For more information, contact:
Jared Hertz, Associate Athletic Director
509.313.4203
hertzj@athletics.gonzaga.edu
Catholic Education
When you support this initiative, you support our community of Catholic educators. Working with our local diocese, we’re advancing the professional and religious development of our area’s Catholic teachers and administrators. And we are committed to increasing student teaching, student-faculty research and financial aid support that encourages Gonzaga students to teach in Catholic school systems upon graduation.
With your support, we can partner to enhance quality Catholic education.
For more information, contact:
Shane Hatcher, Leadership Gift Officer
509.313.6401
hatchers@gonzaga.edu
Student Development
Our students' formation as men and women for others extends beyond the classroom. It is through student clubs, leadership and community service that our students grow personally into the adults they aspire to be. For this student transformation to happen we must support our students in remaining healthy in mind, body and spirit. In an increasingly competitive job market, we must increase career preparedness programs across the four years our students live and learn at Gonzaga.
Help shape our next generation of courageous and compassionate leaders with your gift.
For more information, contact:
Brian Ruark, Assistant Vice President, Development
509.313.6251
Faith and Formation
We are bound together in dialogue and celebration of our beliefs—and the more opportunities we create to explore our faith, the stronger it becomes. Our students seek more ways in which to explore their faith and spirituality—and so we must respond by increasing capacity within our retreat programs, Christian Life Community efforts, and through the addition of new programs that meet our students where they are in their personal faith formation.
Central to Jesuit education is the commitment to spiritual growth. Join us.
For more information, contact:
Brian Ruark, Assistant Vice President, Development
509.313.6251
Give
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