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M.A. in Sport & Athletic Administration alumna shares her experience of joining the sports industry and how MASAA prepared her.

Q&A with M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration faculty member, Dr. John Collett

Spokane Public Radio features Gonzaga faculty discussing AI in K-12 classrooms and the university's new AI for Instruction Fellowship for teachers.

This fall marked the launch of a pilot program, the Certificate in Inclusive Education, designed to equip teachers with practical tools and strategies to support students with special learning needs.

Q&A with M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration assistant professor, Dr. Emma Ariyo

Gonzaga University sport management faculty Ryan Turcott and Timothy Brandle join a digital discussion with Germany's Basketball Bundesliga, offering insights on NCAA basketball trends, NIL changes and global recruiting.

Gonzaga's School Counseling program equipped Leah Lorimer with the skills, confidence, and community to thrive as a school counselor and advocate for students. Read the full Q&A of her experience.

M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration alumna shares how the program provided her the foundation for a successful career in sports.

Gonzaga University is poised to change the way teachers approach artificial intelligence through a new initiative that brings together its School of Education and the Institute for Informatics and Applied Technology.

MASAA alumna, Cara McKenzie shares how Gonzaga's MASAA program will prepare her for life after professional volleyball.

Gonzaga begins the 2025-2026 academic year with an incredible 39-person new faculty cohort, as well as one Fulbright and eight global scholars.

In addition to being named among the Top 100 schools, Gonzaga has been recognized in U.S. News & World Report in undergraduate teaching programs, select undergraduate engineering, and entrepreneurship.

From teaching in South Korea to helping launch Washington State University's official NIL Collective, Tim Brandle has built a career at the intersection of sports, law, and education. Now, as the instructor for EDPE 514: "Ethical & Legal Aspects in Sport", he's bringing his global experience and legal expertise to Gonzaga students.

MASAA alumnus, Chris Schnabel shares how the program prepared him for his new role with the Houston Texans.

Gonzaga's Climate Literacy Project equips teachers and students with a strong scientific foundation to understand climate change and its impacts.

Miriam Carlson is helping redefine what it means to be a school psychologist. As she completes Gonzaga's Psy.D. program, she's expanding her impact-both in schools and soon, in clinical settings-while building meaningful connections with students and paving the way for others to follow.