3 Things We Can Learn from Climate Girls November 10, 2021 Over the past year, we have researched how girls are leading in the climate justice movement. As communication scholars, we are interested in the strategies climate girls use to frame their message. Read more to find out the main three things we learned. From 12, 280' November 08, 2021 In July of 2021, a group of students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends set out to summit Mount Adams. What resulted was an alpine practice in effective leadership, group communication, and grit. Alan Westfield, a member of the climbing crew as a School of Leadership Studies Alum and Advisory Board Member, as well as a Veteran and Professor of Military Science, reflects on the experience and how it impacted his views on leadership. Bringing the World to GU October 25, 2021 How we welcome and support international students at Gonzaga Gonzaga Graduate Named to International Infrastructure Council October 14, 2021 Gonzaga University graduate and former student regent Heather Dooley has been named to the advisory council of Infrastructure Masons, a nonprofit association of technology and business leaders who represent more than $150 billion in infrastructure projects in over 130 countries. Community Engagement Director Ayers Honored for Leadership September 08, 2021 Molly Ayers, Center for Community Engagement, will receive the 2021 Ignatian Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Jesuit Student Affairs at a virtual awards ceremony Friday, Sept. 17. Course Helps Students Make a Difference in Environment August 19, 2021 The environmental studies department's Senior Capstone Course has provided students with hands-on opportunities to advance community environmental projects since 2013. Grant Will Support Climate Literacy in Elementary, Middle Schools August 10, 2021 The new Gonzaga University Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment has received a $100,000 ClimeTime grant from the Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to support the Center's Climate Literacy Project. The initiative is designed to help elementary and middle school teachers statewide, especially in Northeastern Washington, understand and teach climate science. Caleb Yoder: Keeping Gonzaga Green July 13, 2021 Meet Caleb Yoder, a senior at GU and Student Sustainability Engagement Coordinator at Gonzaga's Office of Sustainability working to make Zags environmentally conscious. Vietnamese in Spokane July 09, 2021 Two Vietnamese students met in Spokane and ended up at Gonzaga together. Gonzaga Receives Acceleration Fund Grant for Climate Work June 29, 2021 Second Nature, a Boston-based nongovernmental organization focused on accelerating climate action through higher education, announces that Gonzaga has been awarded a grant through its Acceleration Fund for innovative climate projects. Together and Connected June 21, 2021 A virtual year has tested everyone's ability to stay connected, despite this Gonzaga Cultural Clubs found unique ways to celebrate their community. Using WHAT WE LEARNED To Improve Upon a Quality Gonzaga Education June 14, 2021 Check out pages 2 and 5 to read about IDD's involvement Senior Kevin Snow Earns Fulbright Scholarship June 07, 2021 Political science major Kevin Snow ('21) earns Fulbright Scholarship - Open Research Award, in Estonia. Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies Seeks Nominations for Eva Lassman Awards June 04, 2021 The Gonzaga University Institute for Hate Studies is seeking nominations from the local community and worldwide for its annual Eva Lassman Take Action Against Hate Awards, which were established in 2009 to honor an individual and organization. Nominations are due June 30. Alum Film Premieres at Tribeca Festival June 03, 2021 Alec Cutter's film, "Nando," about a child's journey from a Brazilian favela to professional soccer player, premieres in June in the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.
