Your 2018 – 2019 Parent & Family Core!
Dear Parents and Families, I am Sara Skornik, the 2018 Logistics Coordinator. On behalf of Family Core, Parent and Family Crew, and Parent and Family Relations, I would like to
Posts Categorized / Student Life
ZagFam Weekend – Get a Slice of the Life
Come visit October 5-7 for a glimpse into the life of your student and enjoy our beautiful campus and community. Friday afternoon events begin with a Study Abroad Fair at
Health & Counseling Services—Students’ On-Campus Care Provider!
First, welcome to our parents who are new to the Zag Family! We look forward to meeting you in August when you’re on campus! For our returning parents, welcome back
Student Financial Services
What an exciting time it is for our incoming and returning students! With summer winding down and the adventure of the fall semester just around the corner, it is important
On-Campus Student Jobs
Although finding a position on campus can seem daunting, Gonzaga has many positions available to students, whether it be through ZagDining, within specific departments, the library, or in our student
Welcome from The Center for Global Engagement (CGE)
Hello and welcome (back)! We are thrilled to kick off another academic year at Gonzaga. Whether your student is new to GU or is returning, we thought we would re-introduce
Cohort Internship Opportunities for Undergraduate Majors
One of the most valuable things your student can do is obtain an internship where they have the opportunity to develop skills and competencies relevant to their chosen career. Many
Why I Teach: Nancy Worsham Ph.D.
Psychology Professor Nancy Worsham, Ph.D. knew she was going to be a teacher since she was a child, but she didn’t always know why. In this episode of “Why I
A Welcome from Housing & Residence Life (HRL)
Welcome to Gonzaga Housing and Residence Life (HRL)! I wanted to take the time to address a few things that parents and families typically have quite a few questions around.
The Zag Bond
Joshua Masters’ big brother Jacob is actually almost a head shorter than he is, but Jacob has always looked out for his younger sibling. One day this past spring, during