Opportunity Northeast: The Last 4 Months in Pictures
The 2026 Catalyst: College Immersion cohort
September 29, 2026
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Opportunity Northeast
The past four months have continued to be shaped by moments of connection, collaboration, and community. From coming together for an annual talent show to welcoming youth to campus, these photos capture the heart of this work. Together, they offer a glimpse into the people, places, and moments that made the past four months meaningful—and reflect Opportunity Northeast’s ongoing commitment to building belonging, opportunity, and connection beyond the classroom.
Highlights from the Spring & Summer
Center for Community Engagement staff and student employees sorting community donations at Gonzaga's campus pantry for Gonzaga community members affected by surrounding wildfires A Gonzaga Unified Sports and Recreation (GUSR) participant performing at the Annual GUSR Talent Show held in the Cataldo Globe Room for families, friends, and community members to attend Ariana Chin ('23) delivering the keynote speech at the 2026 Social Justice Missioning Ceremony (L-R) Kate Gage, Andrea Davis, Taylor Licon, and Nya Schara at the Student Recogniton Ceremony being presented the Fr. Leo Robinson Excellence in Engagement Award The 2025-26 Center for Community Engagement graduating student employees pictured at the Student Recognition Ceremony with their mentors Northeast youth programming participant taking a tour of the local visiting fire truck at the annual Spring Carnival hosted by the CCE's Youth Programs and Initiatives at Herak Lawn on Gonzaga's campus Summer Office Liaisons picking fruit, grown and donated by the Office of Sustainability to be delivered to Gonzaga Family Haven and northeast senior sites. The 2026 Catalyst: College Immersion cohort. This summer we welcomed 19 rising 9th-12th graders to Gonzaga's campus to learn about post-graduate options and experience college life.
Gonzaga’s Opportunity Northeast place-based initiative focuses on improving outcomes for children, youth, and families in Northeast Spokane.