Women in STEM: Challenges & Successes February 12, 2020 In a panel hosted by the School of Engineering & Applied Science, STEM professors Betsy Bancroft, Allison Lambert, Lex Gidley and Kate Kearney answered questions about their research, their careers and gender relations in their fields. Black Heritage Month 2020 at Gonzaga February 10, 2020 Gonzaga's DICE office is hosting a slate of events celebrating Black Heritage Month in February. Gonzaga Launches Opportunity Northeast, a Community Initiative February 07, 2020 Gonzaga today introduced Opportunity Northeast, an initiative dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals, youth, and families in Northeast Spokane while providing transformative learning opportunities to the University's students, faculty and staff. GU Hosts Screening of Documentary about Tribal Hunting Case February 03, 2020 Gonzaga hosts a Feb. 9 screening and lecture of the new documentary, "Older than the Crown," presented by the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. Event is free and open to all. Alumnus Uses Art to Create a Mosaic of Belonging, Inclusion in Schools January 30, 2020 Mikel Brogan, a 2016 graduate of Gonzaga's Master of Education in Leadership and Administration program, is making a difference as a public school principal in British Columbia, Canada, using mosaic art to honor First Nations bands and weave a culture of belonging that celebrates inclusion. Novelist Tommy Orange Speaks Feb. 4 at Gonzaga Visiting Writers Series January 27, 2020 Orange, author of the Pulitzer-Prize nominated novel "There There," will read from his work at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 4 in the Hemmingson Center Ballroom; free and open to all. Angela Jones: Education, Equity & Faith December 04, 2019 Angela Jones' leadership revolves around passion equitable access to education, and a strong personal faith. Learning in Solidarity December 02, 2019 Close-up encounters in Colombia lead Gonzaga alumni to launch a nonprofit supporting the community development organizations they saw in action All You Need is Love December 01, 2019 Angela Jones, CEO of Washington STEM, describes what love means to her and how it empowers her in the work she does. Timely Visit: Wagner's Suffrage Book Among Those Hidden at Local Library November 25, 2019 Sally Roesch Wagner spoke on campus just one day after the Coeur d'Alene Library's story headlined in the New York Times Daniel Stewart Co-Edits Book on Business in Native American Communities November 20, 2019 The book is titled "Creating Private Sector Economies in Native America: Sustainable Development through Entrepreneurship." Feminist Pioneer Sally Roesch Wagner Speaks at Gonzaga Nov. 11 November 06, 2019 Wagner, one of the first women to earn a doctorate in women's studies and a founder of one the first U.S. college women's studies programs, will discuss "Women of Suffrage." Professor Laurie Arnold Receives Fellowships October 18, 2019 SPOKANE, Wash. - Laurie Arnold, Ph.D., associate professor and director of Native American Studies at Gonzaga, has been named an American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellow for 2019 and is serving as an invited Yale University research fellow. Up Close: Education Dean Yolanda Gallardo October 18, 2019 Yolanda Gallardo, Ph.D., believes the School of Education plays a central role in Gonzaga's mission to educate people for "lives of leadership and service for the common good." Taking the Mission on Spring Break October 15, 2019 Mission: Possible celebrated it's 20th anniversary last year marking 20 years of Zags who have had a tangible experience of taking the mission of Gonzaga out to the world. Senior Sanna Darvish offers her reflection on how this program brings to life our Catholic, Jesuit, Humanistic mission.
