Get Involved FAQ
How do I get involved?Just by wanting to get involved is the first step. Stop by in Crosby Student Center room 100 for a listing of all the clubs and organizations available at Gonzaga. If you have never been involved, ask an upperclassman for more information on the various student activities--they are a good resource.How involved should I be during my first year of college? Greatly depends on you, and how much time you have. As a first year student, it is key to get adjusted to your living arrangement and settling in to your classes. Your first semester is a good time to look into clubs and organizations that are geared towards your interest(s) and/or major(s).How do I join a club or organization?A full list of available clubs and contact information is available through the Office of Student Activities, located in Crosby Student Center room 100.How do I start a new club?If 10 or more Gonzaga student have a similar area of interest and would like to form a club on campus, they should fill out an emerging club interest form and turn it in to the Office of Student Activities. Advising is available to get a club up and running with an advisor and sponsorship.How do I plan a campus activity sponsored by my club or organization?To plan a campus-wide event, there is an event checklist that can be obtained in the Office of Student Activities. G.U. recognized organizations may reserve facilities through Campus Services at (509) 313-6854.How do I publicize my club sponsored activity to the entire campus?A publicity planner is available through the Office of Student Activities. There are many avenues for advertising and publicizing activities including all-campus e-mail, the student newspaper, the Take Notice, the semester activities calendar.What issues or topics are addressed on diversity programs?Issues and topics addressed on diversity programs include, but are not limited to, race and ethnicity, gender and lesbian, socio-economic status, persons with disabilities and religious preference.What kinds of diversity programs are offered?Diversity programs are not limited to speakers and lectures. Other kinds of cultural programs include student and faculty panels, theatre presentations, dinners, dances, movies, and fairs.
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