How to Zag Guide

HOW TO ZAG GUIDE

New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 1 Table of Contents Snapchat gonzagau Welcome 4 August 21 Welcome from First Year Experience Resolution Center for Student Conduct Programs and GUide Core ...... 4 and Confl ict ...... 22 June 7 Parent and Family Relations ...... 23 Student Financial Services ...... 8 Campus Security and Public Safety ...... 24 Housing and Residence Life ...... 9 Offi ce of Health Promotion ...... 26 WordPress blogs.gonzaga.edu/ orientation Mail Services ...... 11 Transfer, Veteran and Returning Adult July 13 Services (TVRAS) ...... 27 New Student Orientation ...... 28 Offi ce of Sustainability ...... 14 Packing List ...... 29 First Year Experience Programs ...... 14 YouTube gonzagau Center for Cura Personalis ...... 15 Fall Opportunities 33 University Core ...... 34 Welcome Zags! Health & Counseling Services ...... 15 Center for Student Academic Success ...... 16 Mission and Ministry ...... 35 We are looking forward to your arrival on campus this fall. Zag Dining by Sodexo ...... 17 Rudolf Fitness Center and Intramurals ..... 36 As you look ahead and plan for fall at Gonzaga, we recognize the uncertainty ZAGCARD and Bulldog Bucks ...... 18 Center for Community Engagement ...... 37 right now. Please know that our team is working and planning with your safety Student Involvement and Leadership ...... 38 in mind, while still providing you the Gonzaga welcome you deserve. COVID-19 Diversity, Inclusion, Community

provides an ever-evolving landscape and as President McCulloh announced Facebook Year Gonzaga First Experience Programs Gonzaga University & Equity (DICE) ...... 40 this spring, we fully intend to welcome you to campus this fall. Planning and Center for Global Engagement ...... 41 preparation are underway and dates and information in this guide are subject to Career and Professional Development ..... 41 change based on the response to COVID-19. Check back regularly for the latest John J. Hemmingson Center / GUEST ...... 42 information on the University’s response at www.gonzaga.edu/coronavirus. You Auxilary Enterprises ...... 42 can anticipate regular emails from fi [email protected] updating you on our progress. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Twitter @ZagFirstYear @gonzagau offi ce at fi [email protected] for further information. Know there is a team of people at GU doing everything we can to assure your health and safety when you arrive on campus. St. Aloysius Gonzaga, patron saint of young people—pray for us! Instagram @ZagFirstYear @GonzagaU Best, Gonzaga takes very seriously the COVID-19 pandemic. The health and Kelly Alvarado-Young, Ph.D. safety of our students, employees and community are top priority. Dates DIRECTOR, FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS and information in this guide are subject to change based on this evolving DIVISION OF STUDENT DEVELOPMENT health situation, local and regional guidelines and restrictions, and our response. For updates on new student orientation dates and programming, visit www.gonzaga.edu/orientation. For updates of Gonzaga’s fall re- opening, including academic, health safety, facilities and other information, visit www.gonzaga.edu/coronavirus. Connect + Follow First Year Experience Programs

First Year Experience Programs (FYEP) develops and facilitates programs for new Gonzaga students (including fi rst year, international, transfer, veterans and returning Welcome adults) that provide academic, spiritual, social and cultural introduction to the University, connect students with faculty, staff and current students and facilitates a Class of 2024 PHOTO CREDIT: JULIA KAVALIEROS series of programs to support students’ development and academic success during their fi rst year.

Dear New Zag, Crosby Center, Suite 110 We cannot wait to fi nally welcome you to the Zag family. First Year Experience GUide Core P. (509) 313-4346 programs (FYEP) and GUide Core have been working year-round to make sure Welcomes You! E. fi [email protected] that your fi rst experience as a new Zag provides you with everything you need www.gonzaga.edu/fyep to thrive and feel like a valued member of our community. Your next few years at GUide Core, a team made up Save the Date: of Gonzaga students, is here Gonzaga are going to be incredibly formative and exciting, with an array of new New Student Orientation to help GUide you through faces, experiences and memories that you are sure to carry with you for the rest your fi rst year by “igniting August 26 - 31 of your life. your spirit!” *Subject to Change That seems awfully daunting, right? No worries. We are here to help you in any See page 28 for more Jesus Espinoza (’23) info on orientation! way that we can and make this transition as smooth as it can be. As FYEP, we Program GUide believe that you are exactly where you belong. You may believe that too, or Major: Computer Science maybe you are still unsure. You could still be feeling a vast range of emotions: excitement, fear, happiness, restlessness…it is all normal. This is a big time in Lucy Reed (’21) your life that carries a lot of change with it. But change is good, and this is an Program GUide important experience that will bring with it incredible things for you and your Major: Accounting future. We have been in your exact position. We understand how thrilling, Brooke Lee (’21) confusing or nerve-wracking this time can be, and we are here for you. Student Leader GUide We cannot wait to show you what makes this school truly special and allow it to Major: Psychology welcome you to our community. This booklet is meant to answer any questions Grace Edwards (’23) that you may have about Gonzaga and what it means to be a Zag. Our purpose Student Leader GUide is to help you connect with the multitude of resources available to you and Major: Business reassure you that Gonzaga is yours. Administration

Welcome home – it’s time to Ignite YOUR Spirit and begin your college experience.

Sincerely,

First Year Experience Programs and GUide Core 2020

Written by Ava Joy Smith, Class of 2020. Ava is an Ofﬁ ce Assistant for FYEP and is a recent graduate with a degree in English Writing with a Public Relations minor from Boise, Idaho.

4 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 5 How to Use This Guide June Whooo hooo! The How To Zag GUide is a workbook to set you up for Thanks for choosing to #BeAZag. success at Gonzaga University. Happy graduation! Get excited for the first tasks of your college career.

The workbook is set up in monthly sections with Check out the latest and overviews of to-dos you have to accomplish over the greatest with our How to Zag To Do: summer. Additionally, there are monthly reflection Guide online at Complete the Academic Interest Review terms and conditions of questions for you to start thinking about some Survey and any applicable financial aid offer important transitional things you will encounter on www.gonzaga.edu/HowToZag placement assessments your way and when you are here at Gonzaga. Share your journey to campus BY JUNE 2 Accept or decline loan and work study offers with #HowtoZag Get set, ready, and Go Zags! Request campus mailbox • STARTING JUNE 1 Report any outside scholarships you • Once you receive your MSC#, will be receiving in Zagweb you can start shipping items In order to vote in the November Check out monthly newsletters Presidential Election, please from First Year Experience Register to Vote Absentee Programs (TurbVote.ORG) before coming to campus: Leave your permanent Select building, room, and address as your HOME address. roommate assignment gonzaga.edu/voteredu COVID-19/Coronavirus is a serious, and dynamic BY JUNE 19 health situation. Gonzaga is constantly monitoring the evolving Login to gonzaga.edu/zagtivities situation and planning accordingly. For the most up to date Create authorized bill payer (user name = zagmail before @ information, please visit Gonzaga University’s COVID-19/ sign). Update your profile and start Coronavirus webpage at www.gonzaga.edu/coronovirus perusing clubs and activities

6 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 NewNew Student Student Orientation Orientation Booklet Booklet | |2020-2021 2020-2021 7 Crosby Center, Suite 001 | P. (509) 313-6582 or (509) 313-6812 Crosby Center, Suite 201 | P. (509) 313-4103 | E. [email protected] E. [email protected] | www.gonzaga.edu/sfs www.gonzaga.edu/housing

Student Financial To Do: Housing and To Do: Services Create Authorized Bill Payer Select building, room and If your parents/guardians will Residence Life roommate assignment Welcome to Student Financial Services. The division be making payments on your BY JUNE 19 includes Campus Card Services, Financial Aid, Student account, you must set them up Welcome to your home Watch your ZagMail in early June for an as an authorized payer on your Accounts and Student Employment. Our goal is to help away from home! email inviting you to select the building, remove financial barriers to your Gonzaga education, Zagweb/CASHNet account. This room, and even roommate you would like is the only way they will be able with support and resources to keep you on the path Living on campus is an essential part of the Gonzaga to live with for the academic year from to receive billing notifications, to your degree. We look forward to assisting you in experience. Housing and Residence Life creates safe, space available at that time. Students who view online bills, and/or make determining the best way to finance and manage your inclusive and dynamic communities that empower do not select by will be online payments. Please visit June 19 @ 11:59 pm fiscal responsibilities while at Gonzaga. students’ wholistic development through social our website for CASHNet assigned a building, room and roommate engagement and experiential learning. We see it as our instructions: www.gonzaga.edu/ by the Housing Office. calling to help students connect with others on their Campus Card Services: Campus Card Services studentaccounts and click on the floors, within their residence halls, and with the larger oversees the ZAGCARD and Bulldog Bucks “Billing & Payment” option. campus community. There are endless opportunities to programs. Our goal is to improve upon the quality and For the latest information engage in the life of the community, and we are here to convenience of campus life. Accept Financial Aid Terms and help you along your journey at Gonzaga University! regarding Move-in visit Conditions in Zagweb Student Accounts: The Student Accounts staff is www.gonzaga.edu/movein committed to providing exemplary customer service Accept all financial aid you by fostering an environment that promotes student responsibility to ensure financial success. To achieve want to receive in ZagWeb. this goal, we offer various payment options and Room & Roommate Assignments individualized service to support our students and Review Financial Aid Policies their families in meeting their financial obligations. Such as Gonzaga Guarantee and Satisfactory Academic Progress June July Financial Aid: There are many forms of aid that can Policy. See www.gonzaga.edu/ Early to mid-June July help put your Gonzaga education within reach. We financialaid. are dedicated to helping students and families in the You will receive an email to The housing portal will pursuit of their educational goals by providing excellent Report Outside Scholarships your ZagMail account inviting open for room and building you to select the building, swapping. Students can service in a professional, individualized manner. Begin reporting in Zagweb any outside scholarships you will room, and even roommate swap any available rooms you would like to live with for in buildings that show a Student Employment: Our office provides students be receiving. the academic year from space vacancy until July 31. with the support and resources they need to secure available at that time. Students work opportunities. As a student worker, you will gain who do not select by June 19 valuable experience, develop professional references, @ 11:59 pm will be assigned a and help fund your education. building, room and roommate by the Housing Office.

8 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 9 First Year Experience in Residence

Gonzaga University Housing and Residence Life, in how to survive – and even thrive! – as a college partnership with First Year Experience Programs, is student, and many other options tailored to fi rst-year excited to have a First Year Experience in Residence! students. If you or your student are interested, please This opportunity is available in Catherine Monica be sure to select Catherine Monica in your housing (CM) for the 2020-2021 academic year. Students who selection. Please be aware that CM is one of the most partake in this opportunity will be exposed to many popular options and housing is limited. Please pay att ention to your of the experiences that fi rst-year students should ZagMail account for important Housing and Residence have while at Gonzaga. These opportunities include For additional questions visit: information from the Housing Life FAQs chances to intentionally connect with other fi rst-year www.gonzaga.edu/housingqa students, being exposed to leadership opportunities, and Residence Life Oﬃ ce. 1. I submitted my deposit early but did not get my top choice. Why? 4 things to know about campus before Priority in the selection process is based you arrive: on when the date the Housing Application Terms and Conditions are accepted, not the Mail Services date that admissions confi rmation or housing (A division of Auxiliary Enterprises) To Do: 1. There is limited space in your rooms. Bring only deposits are submitted. the necessities to make packing at the end of the Request your campus mailbox Boone Avenue Retail Center (BARC) year much easier. online at www.gonzaga.edu/mail 2. When do I move-in? P. (509) 313-5697 We suggest you regularly check two portions STARTING JUNE 1ST 2. Free Laundry: All halls have both washers and E. [email protected] of our website to have the most up-to-date dryers. Just bring your own detergent and laundry www.gonzaga.edu/mail information to assist you in your planning: supplies. www.gonzaga.edu/movein and www. Gonzaga Mail Services is located on the south side of doors for access into the parking garage. Mail Services gonzaga.edu/importantdates. 3. All of our beds that incoming First-Year the BARC (817 E DeSmet Avenue). You may receive is capable of receiving large items, such as mini-fridges, students will be using are Twin XL in size and and send packages/mail via USPS, FEDEX and UPS. futons, etc., and is a secure building. For additional questions visit: can be bunked. Residence Life staff will have the Mail Services provides most services a US Postal sub- https://www.gonzaga.edu/student-life/ hardware necessary to bunk your bed, if you wish. housing-dining/help-center station does, with the exception of Registered Mail and If you want to loft your bed so the space under it is Money Orders. We offer certifi ed, insured, priority empty, loft kits are available on a limited basis (fi rst mail, express mail, fi rst class and international. Mail *Hours of Operation come fi rst serve). To reserve a loft kit, visit Services also has stamps, padded envelopes, poster www.gonzaga.edu/loftkits. tubes and packing materials for sale. Students must Regular Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Summer Session Hours: Monday-Friday 4. You can purchase your linens and fridge online pick up mail and packages at this location as there 8am - 4pm using our online partners! are no deliveries to residence halls or apartments. There are virtual mailboxes and secure lockers for *Hours subject to change. distribution of mail/packages. Linens: Mail Services is closed on weekends and observes all GU www.gonzaga.ocm.com Holidays. Mail Services will be open Orientation Weekend You will receive an email from Mail Services letting you 1-800-957-4338 on Friday, August 23 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Saturday, know that you have mail. An email from the shipper August 24 from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. saying the package has arrived does not necessarily mean we have received it yet. You must have your Outgoing mail is picked up in Mail Services at 2:15 p.m. daily. Mail Services accepts Bulldog Bucks, checks and ZAGCARD to pick-up mail/packages. ZAGCARD debit/credit cards. We do not accept cash. All students will be available for pick up during New Student must have an MSC in order to receive mail on campus. Orientation check up. We do not allow the sharing of mailboxes for security reasons. We have a large area for students to pick up their packages/mail and two large windows with two side

10 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 11 Please have all incoming mail addressed as follows:

Student Full Name Gonzaga University MSC #____ 502 E Boone Ave Spokane, WA 99258 July

*You may begin shipping your belongings once you receive Wow, where is the summer going? Hope you are enjoying an email with your MSC#. it. Tag us on social media with #HowToZag so we know what you are up to. You have lots to do this month to get ready for New Student Orientation.

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A higher education is a big investment, and an important one. How will this fi nancial investment in your education impact your future? To Do: Submit your documentation and Check your Zagmail for a message from Accommodation Request Form your Small Group Leader START THIS JULY 1 Submit an approved photo for your Submit New Student Health Clearance ZAGCARD at photoupload.gonzaga.edu DUE JULY 17 DUE JULY 31

View billing statement in CASHNet Shop and swap room and building DUE JULY 17 assignments BY EARLY AUGUST Submit fi nal payment arrangement BY AUGUST 10 Contact Zag Dining with any dietary Notes needs or restrictions Decide on your local Spokane banking solution Sign up for ZagLink DUE SEPTEMBER Review meal plan information, glossary and selection Check out monthly newsletters from First Year Experience Programs

action to provide programming for campus in three Center for Cura Off ice of areas: sustainability leadership, waste reduction To Do: Sustainability and commute trip reduction (CTR). There are three Personalis leadership programs tailored for students, employees Prepare for a big life transition. The Office of Sustainability works to implement and community members respectively, working The Center for Cura Personalis (CCP) serves students in many ways including, individual outreach, campus Identify ways you’ve coped six fundamental aspects of the CREATE model of with each year’s cohort to educate and inspire with stress and change in training and consultation promoting well-being, and sustainability: sustainability-minded leaders. The waste reduction the past that have been personalized support for students who may be struggling. helpful. Have conversations 1. Care for creation efforts continue to help educate our campus and manage what we use and where it goes when we’re Cura Personalis means care for the whole person and with loved ones about how 2. Reflection CCP’s guiding principle is to promote holistic student best to support you while done with it. The CTR efforts have helped improve you’re at school. Work on 3. Experience wellness. Our case managers are here to meet one-on- Gonzaga’s existing program, working to get lonely establishing healthy habits 4. Action drivers out of their cars and in good walking shoes, one with students, support them in dealing with life’s before you transition. 5. Teaching challenges and help connect them to appropriate offices on solid commuter bikes or STA buses and car/ Check out our wellness tool 6. Engagement vanpools; just a small part of the University’s broader and resources both on and off campus. Case managers box resources at Gonzaga operate in a non-clinical capacity and are Our efforts as a whole are aimed at equipping the emission reduction efforts. Ideally, these all bring The toolbox includes great not able to provide counseling or therapy to students, resources, media, apps and tools University and every Zag on campus with the tools people together in such a way that everyone has an but work collaborative across the institution to develop in each of the areas where we needed to be the best stewards of our environment opportunity to teach and to learn. And our Student support plans that provide a caring and seamless student see our students looking for that we can be. By stimulating group conversations Sustainability Engagement Coordinators plan events assistance and growth. experience. Case managers aim to build self-advocacy and individual thought, we encourage everyone on and off campus to bring together students, faculty, Visit www.gonzaga.edu/ skills and promote personal growth through individualized we interact with to reflect on their role in this staff and community members in spaces that help wellnesstoolbox meetings in a comfortable, private setting. If you or a work. Bringing together students, faculty, staff discover the gifts each of us has to offer. Whether you fellow student are struggling, but not sure where to start, and community members allows for the sharing of are looking to get involved with sustainability or have Case Management is a great option for you. experience, to build mutual respect and deepen already gotten your hands dirty and want to do more, our understanding of our role in caring for the come visit us! Just look for the solar panels and sunny world around us. The office has taken concrete yellow door. Health & Counseling To Do: Services Submit your New Student Crosby Center, Suite 110 | P. 509) 313-4346 | www.gonzaga.edu/fyep Health & Counseling Services provides on-campus Health Clearance in the medical and mental health services. With a staff that Online Health Portal includes board certified physicians, a psychiatrist, DUE JULY 17 First Year Experience nurse practitioners, nurses and counselors, our team All students are required to complete To Do: is able to provide high-quality care for all Gonzaga the New Student Health Clearance process in the secure online portal by Programs Sign up for ZagLink students in a confidential setting. Please reach out July 17. The Health Clearance includes a in September to Health and Counseling Services to schedule an ZagLink is a program to connect campus mentors with mandatory immunization requirement, appointment. In some cases, students are referred submission of insurance information, and first-year students familiarize them with the resources to an off-campus health provider. We offer a wide the completion of various online health available, and provide them guidance in melding into range of other support services for students including forms. This must be completed by the the Gonzaga community. This program unites students support groups, a Self-Care Store with over-the- student. Parents may assist as needed, and brings the Gonzaga community together, while counter medications, crutch rental, and a Health Ride but should not complete this process for developing students holistically, as leaders the world their student. All new students have been program. needs most. sent an email to their Zagmail address with the log-in information to the online health portal. 704 E. Sharp | P. (509) 313-4052 E. [email protected] www.gonzaga.edu/healthandcounseling 14 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 15 Foley Center Library, Suite 122 | P. (509) 313-4072 | www.gonzaga.edu/csas 730 E. Boone Avenue | P. (509) 313-6906 | www.ZagDining.com

Center for Student Zag Dining by To Do: To Do: Academic Success Submit your documentation and Sodexo View meal plan selection on ZagWeb Accommodation Request Form 1. Academic Advising & Assistance Zag Dining by Sodexo provides a Review the 2020-21 Meal Plan JULY 1ST Information and Glossary 2. Disability Access Disability Access accepts these items variety of dining options and meal plan 3. Learning Strategies Management at any time, but early submission helps offerings. All meal plans give students Utilize the Meal Plan Budget Guide assure that we are ready for your first access to all-you-care-to-eat meals Contact Zag Dining with any meeting at the beginning of the semester. dietary needs at 1887 at Cataldo and in The COG, The Center for Student Academic Success To set up a one-on-one meeting with empowers students to be active and independent the premier dining hall in the John J. a Zag Dining representative to discuss learners in pursuit of their own academic success. Hemmingson Center specific dietary needs, send a note Professional staff in the offices of Academic Advising Disability Access (DA) office establishes through our Feedback Form at: & Assistance, Disability Access, Learning Strategies https://zagdining.sodexomyway.com/ accommodations for students with documented The COG is the central dining location and serves as Management and the Academic Testing Center work contact/feedback disabilities and health conditions, and supports faculty a community gathering place. Open from breakfast together to foster and support the academic growth and staff in providing those accommodations. through dinner, the COG offers local, fresh and and achievements of Gonzaga University’s students. made-to-order fare at six restaurant-style platforms For more information about the process of securing including Spikes Diner for comfort food, Zagriculture Academic Advising and Assistance (AAA) offers accommodation, visit us online at www.gonzaga.edu/ Another branch of Zag Dining that many on campus disabilityaccess. featuring plant-based meals, 360 Grill offering professional academic advising, new student Mongolian style cooking, Daily Bread highlighting utilize is Flavours Catering. Our catering team can enrollment, major discernment services for The Learning Strategies Management (LSM) office sandwiches and soups, Mediterranean Coast boasting execute any event, from a small gathering to a high- undecided students, and a variety of other programs. works with students to develop strategies to enhance pizza, pasta and risotto. World’s Fare which features end, elite party. For inquires on catering services, academic performance, including but not limited to our Simple Servings station that is free of the 8 major please contact [email protected]. Academic Advising and Assistance enrolls all new organization, planning, time management, goal setting, allergens. incoming students in their first semester schedules. Still have questions about your meal plan or study strategies, and more. Incoming freshmen should complete an online Open for lunch and dinner, 1887 at Cataldo is the where to eat? For locations, hours, menus, special Academic Interest Survey, and corresponding For more information about Learning Strategies Management, digital-driven dining location on the west side of features, meal plan details and contact information for visit us online at www.gonzaga.edu/learningstrategies. placement assessments, by June 1st. New transfer campus, which provides a fast-casual setting for the Zag Dining management team, visit our website at dine-in or take-out. This dining option features www.ZagDining.com. For any additional inquiries, you students will also submit a survey via email upon The Academic Testing Center (ATC) offers many build-your-own menu items, including salads, can also always reach our team during normal business confirmation of their enrollment to Gonzaga. proctoring services for Gonzaga students with burgers, sandwiches, along with hearty staples such hours at 509-313-6906. Accurate and timely information is vital to the new disability accommodations. Students who receive as macaroni & cheese and healthier options like simply student enrollment process, so please be sure you are accommodation will be oriented with the ATC as part grilled protein items. checking your Zagmail accounts often! of the Disability Access process. For updates on special dining events and Zag Dining also provides 12 retail locations deals throughout the year, follow us: New student schedules will be completed no throughout campus including The Bulldog (Full- Facebook Zag Dining by Sodexo later than August 1st. New transfer students will Service Restaurant), Wolfgang Puck Pizza, Tres Instagram @zagdining receive their schedules when completed by the Habaneros, Sub Connection, Duff’s Bistro, Fuel Cell professional advisor. Smoothie Bar, (2) Starbucks locations, (3) Cafés, For more information about the enrollment process, as well Concessions at athletic events, and the Marketplace as degree requirements, visit us online at www.gonzaga.edu/ Convenient Store. All Zag Dining retail locations Decisions are still being made froshregistration. or contact us at [email protected] accept Bulldog Bucks (included with every meal plan), regarding Dining Services. Check out cash and credit. www.ZagDining.com for the most up-to-date information.

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ZAGCARD & Bulldog Bucks To Do: Submit an approved ZAGCARD and government issue photo ID Other July The ZAGCARD is your student ID. via photoupload.gonzaga.edu. It identifies you as a member of the To Do’s: Deadline July 31 2020 Gonzaga University community. Review billing statements through CASHNet It has several uses such as: Students are notified by email with a link to • Accessing your meal plan and spending Bulldog Zagweb and then to CASHNet where the bill Bucks can be viewed, printed and/or paid. • Printing, copying and checking out library materials • Entering your residence halls Submit final payment arrangement • Using the fitness center • Attending athletic events BY AUGUST 10 • Riding the STA bus system for free Each semester, you are required to confirm you • Picking up mail & packages have reviewed your billing statement and have a payment arrangement in place.

Visit www.gonzaga.edu/zagcard for more Information. Submit your photo now so your Decide on your local Spokane banking ZAGCARD will be ready when you arrive. solution for the academic year Visit www.gonzaga.edu/ZAGCARD for a list of financial institutions on or near campus. All ZAGCARDs are handed out at New Student Bulldog Bucks is a fee-free, stored-value Orientation. account managed by the University that Tips for picking up your ZAGCARD: provides a convenient, secure way to Shop and Swap Room and Building Assignments • Be prepared to present your original government make purchases at on-and-off campus issued photo ID. participating locations. Participating BY EARLY AUGUST • We cannot accept: locations can be found on our website and The housing portal will open for room and - Temporary, voided or expired government IDs you may see the “Bulldog Bucks Welcomed building swapping. Students can select any - Photos of your ID – on paper or your phone available rooms in buildings that show a Here” sticker on participating location vacancy until August 5. • If you need to renew your ID, give yourself enough doors. Bulldog Bucks are included with a time in advance to have the new one with you. resident meal plan and additional Bulldog Check Your Zagmail for a Message from Bucks can be deposited into your account Your Small Group Leader by family or friends. Bulldog Bucks load Your Small Group Leader who will GUide you directly to your ZAGCARD! through New Student Orientation will be reaching out via Zagmail. Check your email to know what small group you are in and meet other new students.

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What does the transition from high school to college academics look like for you? August

Who is excited to #BeAZag!?!?!?!

This is the month we will welcome you to campus. Have you done all your to-do’s? Check out the list below to know how to set yourself up for the best New Student Orientation Weekend ever!

To Do:

View completed fi rst semester schedule Complete fi nancial aid verifi cation in ZagWeb electronic loan paperwork, if required AUGUST 1 BY MID AUGUST What have you learned from past life transitions that will help you be successful in this transition to college? Submit payment in full for fall semester Review the Student Code of Conduct OR enroll in the 4-month installment payment plan Sign up for a parking permit AUGUST 10 Transfer Students ONLY - If you attempted to swap rooms after Register for Orientation Weekend housing selection in June, confi rm your BY AUGUST 10 fi nal housing selection BY AUGUST 5 Transfer Students ONLY - Complete your Transfer Student Success Course Contact your roommate visit www.gonzaga.edu/TVRAS for more information Request schedule changes (see www.gonzaga.edu/ Sign up for ZagAlert froshregistration for details) AUGUST 3 – 7 Begin searching for student by phone/email/walk-in employment opportunities AUGUST 28TH, 31 by appointment Pack your belongings in preparation Check out the latest and greatest for Move-In Day! SEPTEMBER 1 – 11 with our How to Zag Guide online by appointment Beginning on August 3, check your at www.gonzaga.edu/HowToZag Zagmail for instructions on how to Verify contact information in ZagWeb Share your journey to campus with complete Zag Into Action, an online MID-AUGUST #HowtoZag course for your fi rst year at Gonzaga. DUE AUGUST 21 Encourage your family to register for Parent and Family Orientation

Resolution Center Parent and Family for Student Conduct To Do: Relations To Do: Subject to change due to COVID-19 and Conflict Learn the Code, Live the Code: We are excited that you are part of the Gonzaga Register to Attend Parent/ The Student Code of Conduct family, and we look forward to sharing in your Family Orientations. student’s college experience at Gonzaga University! The Zag Way: A Commitment contains the University’s standards BY AUGUST 21 of conduct and the accountability We understand this will be a time of great discovery to Community Register at: processes that address allegations and growth; certainly, our primary objective is to www.gonzaga.edu/parents Because Gonzaga is committed to the growth of misconduct. All students assist you and your student during this important and formation of the whole person, the ties that should review and be familiar with phase of his/her life. While you are immersed in bind members of our community go beyond the Student Orientation, your University expectations and policies. Our intent is to make the Gonzaga campus a “home basic standards of society. As we seek to create an family will be attending Parent The Student Code of Conduct can away from home” by offering families a full range environment conducive to living and learning together, and Family Orientation. This be found at www.gonzaga.edu/ of services and resources. We invite families to our standards of conduct reflect a deep commitment orientation is customized studentcodeofconduct contact our office with any questions or concerns. to these ideals where each member of the Gonzaga especially for families. We community plays an active role. Learn about the Office of will walk them through all the uncertainties, questions We want our students to be the leaders of tomorrow, Community Standards by watching and the Resolution Center for Student Conduct and the video on the website: and concerns that they often experience when dropping Conflict is committed to cultivating character through www.gonzaga.edu/resolutioncenter Please check transformative engagement that empowers students their student off for college. to be a positive influence in the world. Our staff www.gonzaga.edu/orientation Registration is required for encourages students to respond with honesty and for the latest information regarding Parent and Family Orientation. integrity, as well as learn how to accept responsibility parent and family orientation. for their actions. Guided by our Jesuit identity and contemporary student conduct and conflict resolution practices, we balance the needs of each student with those of the larger Gonzaga community.

The Zag Way is a commitment to the community where learning the code is important, but living the code is what we are all about. We are committed to respecting the dignity of all members of our community. When relationships and our community experiences an incident that causes harm, we want students to help co-create the solution. By telling their story and expressing their needs, we can work together to identify how to make things right.

The Resolution Center provides information about the policies and expectations within the Student Code of Conduct and programs, processes and services grounded in restorative practices.

For more information, please visit www.gonzaga.edu/resolutioncenter

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Campus Security & Stay Informed To Do: Public Safety First-year students are encouraged not to bring cars to campus. Those who Preventing crime is a choose to bring a car must purchase a parking permit. Student parking permits The Campus Security & Public Safety team eff ort involving will cost approximately $100 + tax per year (actual cost TBD this summer) and can be (CSPS) Department is a service- all Gonzaga community purchased online starting August 1 at www.gonzaga.edu/permits. oriented organization that promotes members. Our goal is to There are many transportation alternatives available to students: safety, security, education and share accurate information personal responsibility. in a timely manner with • Students may ride any Spokane Transit Authority bus at no charge, our community regarding with their ZAGCARD. crime, crime prevention and Patrol • Gonzaga offers any GU student, 18 and older, carsharing through Campus Security and Public Safety (CSPS) offi cers campus security and safety our Zipcar program, which offers hourly or daily rates. provide proactive patrol of the campus and University issues. In doing so, our hope • The City of Spokane provides Lime Bikes and Scooters to offer a areas designed to detect and deter crime and facilitate is that this education will a safe environment for the members of our community. travel alternative around the GU neighborhood and campus. Patrols in and around the residence halls are a priority. help each of us to make good Offi cers respond to a variety of incidents on campus decisions regarding our own • Every GU facility is within a 10-minute walk. Any student who including fi re alarms, medical calls and reports of criminal desires a ride on campus for safety reasons may call Campus personal safety and the activity. CSPS offi cers work in conjunction with Residence Security and Public Safety at 509-313-2222 for a pick up. Hall staff, University administration, and local police safety of others. to seek compliance with and enforcement of Gonzaga • Students are also able to use Health-Ride, a service provided policies, state laws and local ordinances. through Health and Counseling Services or Campus Security and Public Safety (dependent upon the day/work hours), to access Facebook GonzagaCSPS Security Dispatch medical services and doctors’ appointments. Instagram @gonzagaCSPS A CSPS Communications Center is staffed by security dispatchers 24/7 and 365 days a year. Community Twitter @GonzagaCSPS Register your bike and use a U lock to deter theft members are encouraged to call security at (509) 313- 2222 to request assistance or report suspicious persons Registering your bike with CSPS allows our team to help recover your bike if it is or circumstances. There are also phones indicated by blue stolen. Fill out the registration form online at website. We strongly recommend a high lights around campus that can be used in emergencies. quality U-type lock and strongly discourage cable and chain locks. Some residence Calls from these phones are answered by the CSPS halls have bike storage – contact Housing and Residence Life for more information Communications Center staff. ([email protected] or 509-313-4103).

Neighborhood Security Escorts Sign up for ZagAlert The risk of crime increases away from campus. Students CSPS offi cers can provide a security escort and ZagAlert is Gonzaga’s emergency communication system to notify students, faculty should take particular note that nearly all of the assaults courtesy rides to any area on campus, as well and staff of an emergency involving an immediate threat to health, safety or life, or reported to Security each year take place off-campus as a portion of the immediate neighborhood a campus closure situation. Log in to ZagWeb to enroll in ZagAlert, and then update between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. on the weekends. Students adjacent to GU. your contact information on a regular basis. You may also add contact numbers for are encouraged to avoid walking alone through the family members. neighborhood during late night hours and to utilize security escorts.

Office of Health Transfer, Veteran To Do: To Do: Promotion & Returning Adult Connect with your registration advisor Complete the Zag Into Action The Office of Admission will send an email The Office of Health Promotion (OHP) helps cultivate online course from OHP Services Office to your Zagmail and personal email accounts a campus environment that fosters health and well- BEGINNING AUGUST 3TH regarding contact with your registration being. Our professional staff and student interns work advisor. Please wait to purchase textbooks Topics include transitioning to (TVRAS) with a variety of campus partners to lead initiatives, until your schedule is finalized. GU, healthy relationships, sexual create programs, and identify services and spaces that assault prevention, substance use, We understand that transfer, veteran & returning promote positive, holistic well-being and reduce high- and more. adult students face unique challenges when Transfer Students: Register for risk behaviors. returning to college, and that’s why it’s our Orientation mission to support your successful transition Transfer, Veteran & Returning Adult Student Students should expect myriad opportunities to to Gonzaga University. The Transfer, Veteran & Services will email you with a link to register learn, grow and deepen in their practice of well- Returning Adult Student Services office serves for Transfer Orientation or the New Student being strategies that will help them be successful in as your central point of information and provides Orientation. Please select which program college, and, for the rest of their lives. Some of the you with the opportunity and resources to you would like to participate in. topics frequently discussed include alcohol and other address any questions or concerns you may have drug use, mental and emotional well-being, healthy about being a transfer, veteran, or returning Submit final transcripts and AP/IB relationships and stress reduction. adult student at Gonzaga. Our student lounge credit scores before arrival on campus is a great place to find resources, connect with BY AUGUST 24 other students, or just to relax. Throughout the All incoming transfer students must submit year, our office provides educational programs, a final, official transcript from the institution social events, service events, student luncheons, previously attended. An official transcript OUR House, the campus Collegiate and opportunities to connect with other transfer, is one that is submitted by the issuing veteran, and returning adult students. institution. Your final transcript must arrive Recovery Community before you arrive on campus in order to The mission of this program is to foster a common, collective sense Monthly TVRAS Lunches: ensure your fall enrollment at Gonzaga. of purpose for students in recovery from substance use disorders This is your chance to meet new people and learn or those exploring sobriety. OUR House provides a 24/7 location on about helpful campus resources. Transfer Student Success course campus that is a safe, recovery-positive environment where students After you have confirmed your attendance to #BeAZag, you will have access to can get support from other students who have been through similar Veteran and Transfer Ambassadors: a Transfer Student Success course in experiences. Weekly meetings are re-established each semester. The TVRAS office is proud to host our veteran Students should reach out to OHP for more information and/or to get Blackboard which is the online learning and transfer ambassadors. These ambassadors management system you will use for all access to OUR House on campus. www.gonzaga.edu/security are fellow students who can be a guide and a of your classes. The Transfer Student friend as you transition to life at Gonzaga. You Success course is intended to help you get will be matched with an ambassador once you are acquainted with the Gonzaga community admitted to GU. and resources. The course can be found in your Blackboard home page, under My Courses on the right hand side.

Visit www.gonzaga.edu/TVRAS

26 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 27 Extras Packing List Additional Lamps Do Not Need Bike & Bike “U” Lock Candles For First-Year Students Camera Extra furniture (if you’re living in a residence hall) Iron/Ironing Board Electric Heaters or Heat Lamps Plants Hot plates Must Haves TV/DVD Player Pets (except Fish) Toasters Bedding - Size Twin XL Laundry Basket/Bag Weapons Clothes for Cold Weather Laundry Detergent To Do: Ex. coats, boots, hats, scarves Shower Caddy & Shoes Pack your belongings in Business Casual Attire Plastic Drawers for Extra preparation for Move-In Ex. dress pants, dress shirt Other/Misc. Clothes Storage Day! Extension Cords Power Strips Government Issued Photo ID Optional: Ship to pick up your ZAGCARD (valid Pictures of Loved Ones packages and driver’s license, passport, etc.) School Supplies belongings to your Hangers Towels campus mailbox Laptop (and charger) Toiletries

Nice to Have Adhesive Strips for Pictures/Posters Outdoor Rec Equipment (Skis, snowboard, etc.) A Fan Plastic Bins for Extra Storage A Few Dishes (Don’t bring too many, you only need a cutlery set Strings of Lights Other August To Do’s: and a few plates) Room Decorations Bathrobe Payment methods and additional information can View Completed First Semester Schedule in Skateboard/Longboard be found at www.gonzaga.edu/studentaccounts ZagWeb. Bible/Sacred Text Stain Remover under the “Billing and Payment” section AUGUST Clorox Wipes Sleeping Bag OR Transfer Students will receive their schedule as Coffee Maker Enroll in the 4-month installment payment plan they complete your Academic Interest Survey form (Keurig is the easiest!) AUGUST 7 MAY-AUGUST. Dry erase board Each semester, the estimated total charges can Please check be set up in 4 equal monthly installments with an Confirm Your Final Housing Selection Flashlight enrollment fee of $50 per semester. Installment EARLY TO MID-AUGUST Mini fridge www.gonzaga.edu/HowtoZag payment plans are interest-free. Room and building assignment swapping will now (You only need one for your room – coordinate for updated packing items related be closed. The room and building you are in is your with your roommate; rentals are also available) Enrollment deadline for the Fall 2020 semester – fall assignment. If you need to make any changes, to COVID-19. you will have to visit the Housing and Residence Life Mattress Pad August 10: • Payments for the Fall 2020 semester are due Office during Orientation Weekend. Mirror August 10 through November 10

Microwave (Continued on page 30) (coordinate with your roommate) Enrollment deadline for the Spring 2021 semester – January 10, 2021: • Payments for the Spring 2021 semester are due January 10 through April 10

28 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 29 Other August To Do’s Continued: Some of the things you will ATTENTION NEW Contact Your Roommate! experience in New Student When you have made contact, we recommend STUDENTS: coordinating with your roommate what you will Orientation: be bringing so you don’t bring duplicate items that Don’t forget to bring your PERSONAL ARTIFACT to NEW STUDENT you can share. While you may not become best MOVE IN DAY! friends with your roommate, being able to learn ORIENTATION! to live with someone is an important life-skill with You will have all day to move in to your residence hall. Community is very important to Gonzaga. benefi ts beyond college. Your fi rst small group meeting doesn’t start until the afternoon, In fact, you’ll probably hear this word followed by Opening Ceremony. Your Small Group Leader will Request Schedule Changes (Freshman ONLY) several ti mes a day when you come GUide you through the afternoon. Schedule change requests are taken at several to campus in August for New Student New Student points in the weeks leading up to your fi rst day of Orientati on. As a way to kick us off , your You will have dinner with your family, and then participate in class, through the end of the Add/Drop Period on evening events, including your fi rst hall meeting and Playfair. Orientati on Leader will facilitate several Orientation September 11. For directions and guidance please community building acti viti es with you and visit www.gonzaga.edu/froshregistration and click Orientation is fi lled with tons of Zag FIRST FULL DAY OF NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION on Schedule Changes. your assigned small group. One of these traditions, academic preparation, and Get excited to spend a day with your Small Group learning acti viti es is called My Personal Arti fact. is a great way to get you started at about the University Mission, academic excellence and career Verify Contact Information in ZagWeb Gonzaga! Remember that you will be MID-AUGUST We’re asking you to think of an item that pathways. is special to you and that has signifi cance participating in specifi c programming, so You and your family will get a chance to enjoy lunch together as Set Up a Communication Plan with Your Parents to who you are today. This item probably we encourage you to take advantage of the times we have built in for breaks, rest you talk about everything you learned throughout the day. for While You’re Away at School involves a personal story and may bring and connecting with your family. BY AUGUST 16 up happy or sad memories. Perhaps it’s a Our biggest tradition, Welcome Night, is a must for all new Zags! photo of a loved one, a childhood toy, or Begin Your Job Search Online at www. gonzaga. TRANSITION INTO THE ACADEMIC YEAR edu/careers a trophy you won. It can be whatever you Map out your availability to work. Be prepared to want as long as it’s signifi cant to you and Start the day with your family at Welcome Mass, which is open apply for jobs by outlining your work or volunteer says something about who you are. As you Please check to all faiths. Enjoy a wonderful reception hosted by President history and creating a cover letter and resume. pack for college this fall, be sure to bring www.gonzaga.edu/HowtoZag Thayne McCulloh, D.Phil. this special item as you will need it for New for updates regarding New Say good-bye to your family at 3 p.m. as you head into small- Bring Documentation Showing Your Eligibility Student Orientati on. With a group of your group activities for the rest of the evening. to Work Student Orientation. Ensure that you have this documentation before fellow peers, we will ask you to share the GET SET FOR CLASSES coming to campus (i.e. Passport, SSN Card, Birth following: Certifi cate). Only original documentation can be You will learn about the academic tradition at Gonzaga • What the item is accepted; no copies. University, meet with your faculty advisor, and learn about your • How or when you received it, made it, academic College or School. Bring Your Personal Artifact to New Student bought it, etc. Orientation Ignite Your Spirit • Why the item is special to you, and The New Student Orientation theme, “Ignite Your Spirit,” was • How the item represents you intentionally designed to help you become a part of Gonzaga’s We look forward to welcoming you into the community. To “Ignite” is to give life or energy to something. Zag community and learning a litt le more “Your” represents the paradox that is the Gonzaga community; about you through your personal arti fact! being a part of “our” Gonzaga while developing “your” own identity. And “Spirit” is exhibited through passion in academics, relationships, ministry, service and tradition.

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In healthy relationships, people hold each other accountable. How will you take ownership for your decisions and help other community members be responsible for their decisions? Fall Opportunities

Notes Here are some of the experiences you may encounter in the fall at Gonzaga. Please check www.gonzaga.edu/HowtoZag for the latest information regarding these opportunities.

To Do:

Check out How to Zag online for programing Apply for CCE Youth Programs & calendar Initiatives, GUSR or Zag Volunteer Corps Semester of Service Programs Sign up for Compass Attend the fi rst Zag Volunteer Corps Sign up for ZagLink weekend of service

Apply for Intergroup Dialogue (IGD) Login to ZagsIgnite Check out the latest and greatest Sign up for a Christian Life Remember to get a fl u shot through with our How to Zag Guide online Community (CLC) Health & Counseling Services! at www.gonzaga.edu/HowToZag Share your journey to campus with Complete your IM Leagues registration Schedule a career counseling appointment #HowtoZag BY THE END OF FALL SEMESTER

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University Mission and

To Do: Ministry Subject to change due to COVID-19 The Mission and Ministry team supports the Gonzaga Sign up for First Year Retreat Core SIGN-UPS OPEN AUGUST 17 community in fulfilling our Jesuit, Catholic, humanistic mission. We believe that mission can never be separated Discover community and deepen your from ministry. Therefore, our team is missioned to spirituality as you begin your time at A Welcome Message from the serve the Gonzaga community by providing support, GU! First Year Retreat invites you to animation and leadership in three main categories: connect with other first year students University Core Director while exploring and growing through your college transition. Sign up at I am Molly Kretchmar-Hendricks, the director of the core experience. Our re-envisioned core is enhanced Spiritual and Pastoral Care www.gonzaga.edu/umin. University Core Curriculum, and I welcome you to by the additions of a First-year Seminar, designed Retreats provide an opportunity for going deeper, Gonzaga University! to help students make the transition to university both as individuals and as a community. We offer an intellectual life, and the Core Integration Seminar, extensive retreat program throughout the academic Sign up for a Christian Life Community (CLC) The University Core, re-envisioned in 2016, animates designed to help students pull together the threads of year, as well as other spiritual opportunities for all SIGN-UPS OPEN AUGUST 17 our Catholic, Jesuit and humanistic heritage and their core experience alongside their major. faiths. mission. As a four-year, cohesive program completed The CLC program has a long history • First Year Retreat by all Gonzaga students, the core grounds, extends and More information about the University Core at Jesuit universities, providing enriches each student’s major area of study. Curriculum can be found on your my.gonzaga website. • Pilgrimage opportunities for small group prayer and sharing. CLC enables members to • Search The core is anchored by this question: As students Join us in “Imagining the Possible.” grow in their faith, ask questions and • Montserrat Silent Retreat of a Catholic, Jesuit and Humanistic University, how build community. Sign up at www.gonzaga.edu/umin. do we educate ourselves to become women and men Dr. Molly Kretchmar-Hendricks • Women’s and Men’s Retreats for a more just and humane global community? This [email protected] • Light Nights – Catholic Community Night question is progressively addressed by yearly themes (509) 313-3600 • Daily and Sunday Mass and questions that create cohesiveness in students’ • Confessions Mission Identity and Purpose We bring this heritage into our promotion and • Adoration and Benediction education of the Gonzaga mission, and we strive to • Off-campus worship for students of all faiths incorporate that sense of mission and call to action in all As students of a Catholic, Jesuit and Humanistic University, how do we educate UNIVERSITY CORE ourselves to become women and men for a more just and humane global community? that we do. St. Ignatius of Loyola directed his followers Discernment and Leadership to “Go Forth and Set the World on Fire.” Our goal is to YEAR PLUS UNDERSTANDING How do we pursue First-Year Seminar Math Discernment (both individually and communally) is educate and prepare men and women to follow that AND CREATING knowledge and cultivate Writing Scientiﬁ c Inquiry an important way of being and proceeding as we seek 1 understanding? Reasoning Communication & Speech directive no matter what they do or where they go. + to respond with gratitude and generosity to God’s BROADENING YEAR Who are we and invitation of love. BEING AND COURSES For more information on how to get involved, what does it mean Philosophy of Christianity & BECOMING Human Nature Catholic Traditions 2 to be human? Fine Arts & Design, visit www.gonzaga.edu/umin. History, Literature, Social Christian Life Communities (CLC) - Faith sharing small & Behavioral Science YEAR What principles groups with other students, led by students CARING AND World or Comparative characterize a Ethics DOING Religion DESIGNATIONS 3 well-lived life? Student Assistant Leadership Team (SALT) - Work Writing Enriched, YEAR IMAGINING What is our role Global Studies, an internship in ministry and service to the Gonzaga Core Integration Seminar Social Justice 4 THE POSSIBLE in the world? community

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Facebook GonzagaRFCandIMs Rudolf Instagram @gonzaga_rfc Fitness Center Twitter @gonzaga_rfc Center for Community

Get fi t in the 38,000-square-foot facility with fi tness classes such as Yoga, Spin, black light Yoga Engagement cardiovascular and weight areas containing a full line and Spin, TRX suspension training, Pilates, Core & of Olympic benches, dumbbells, Hammer Strength Strength, and Zumba. Registration is done through IM The CCE provides experiences that allow students equipment, treadmills, ellipticals, rowers, bikes, Leagues at www.imleagues.com/gonzaga and once to hone their intellectual, physical, spiritual and steppers and televisions to watch while you work you create an account you can easily sign up. The emotional gifts in service for the common good. out. Also, available are racquetball courts, aerobics RFC offers job opportunities for lifeguards, customer Through these experiences, students will grow in Facebook CCEGonzaga rooms, three full basketball and volleyball courts, an service staff, referees and fi tness instructors. The RFC their understanding of complex societal issues, will Instagram @gu_cce have the desire and ability to challenge oppression in indoor running track, a six-lane swimming pool, daily is open throughout the year and is for exclusive use by Twitter @GonzagaCCE or rentable lockers and Juice Bar. During the academic Gonzaga students, staff, faculty and spouses. their own communities, and will seek solidarity with year, the Rudolf Fitness Center offers non-credit those impacted by injustice. Whether you’re forming a relationship with someone who has a developmental disability, serving on an alternative spring break, or mentoring Spokane youth, we promise an enriching, Intramurals transformational experience that will last a lifetime. Martin Centre, Main Level in the RFC, Room 102B Serve Your Community P. (509) 313-3974 More than 3,000 students volunteer through CCE E. [email protected] every year for more than 80,000 hours of service. www.gonzaga.edu/intramurals Operations are Here are some of the programs we offer. For more information, visit www.gonzaga.edu/cce. Gonzaga Intramurals offers 30+ sports and events pending due to state that allow anyone to participate and socialize in safe, and local regulations • Youth Programs & Initiatives organized and fun sporting events. GU Intramurals has due to COVID-19 (Mentoring and Tutoring) • Zag Volunteer Corps (ZVC) Program become one of the largest and most involved student restrictions. programs on campus. • Service Immersion Programs

Fall 2020 Spring 2021 Kickball Tournament Bocce Ball Tournament 5v5 Basketball Softball Freshman Games 3v3 Basketball Indoor Soccer Spring Triathlon Swimming Relays Tournament Tournament 5k Run 8v8 Fall Soccer Swim Meet Inner Tube Basketball Home Run Derby Tournament 6v6 Fall Flag Football Dodge Ball Tournament Spike Ball Tournament Indoor Soccer Bench Press 6v6 Volleyball Competition Corn Hole Tournament Badminton 5v5 Pre-Season Ladder Golf Tournament Basketball Tournament 6v6 Spring Flag Fall Family Weekend Football Tennis Tournament Corn Hole Tournament 4v4 Volleyball Spike Ball Tournament Pickle Ball

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Student Involvement Payne Center for Leadership Development and Leadership Hemmingson Center, Suite 203 P. (509) 313-4156 The Department of Student Involvement is home to the Gonzaga Student Body www.gonzaga.edu/pcld Association (GSBA), the Graduate Student Council (GSC), SpikeNites, 130+ Student Operations are Clubs and Organizations, Student Media, Transfer, Veteran and Returning Adult pending due to The PCLD promotes and supports the lifelong Services, Gonzaga Outdoors and the Payne Center for Leadership Development. leadership development of all students. We empower state and local and prepare students with practical leadership skills Student Involvement and Leadership is a student-centered, student driven regulations due through retreats, specialized workshops, guest department dedicated to empowering Gonzaga University students to create and to COVID-19. speakers, coaching and ongoing reflection. Our office is partake in experiences which foster learning and development, preparing students the perfect place to help students connect with a wide to be leaders in their communities and engaged citizens of the world. We cultivate variety of campus leadership opportunities. programs through which students develop their whole person - intellectually, spiritually, physically and emotionally. Gonzaga Outdoors *Friday Night Rock Climbing Hemmingson Center, Suite 015 Join us any or every Friday night at Wild Walls for $5 Gonzaga Student Body Association Events on campus and around Spokane P. (509) 313-4189 rock-climbing all night! Including gear! Hemmingson Center, Suite 304 Check out GSBA’s fun, weekly low-cost events for E. [email protected] www.facebook.com/gogsba/ students by students; from Spring Fest to weekend gonzagaoutdoors.gonzaga.edu *Weekend Trips E. [email protected] excursions, comedians, magicians, lectures and small *Subject to change Sign up for anything from quick day-hikes to weekend- concerts every week! long adventures in our office. *Gear rental, ski tuning and bike shop Don’t let the lack of gear stop you from adventure. *Spring Break You can rent gear from us and the prices are really We also offer three spring break trips each year. 130+ Student Clubs and Organizations affordable. Whether you want desert, snow or coast, we’ve got a www.gonzaga.edu/Zagtivities week-long adventure with your name on it.

SpikeNites To Do: Hemmingson Center, Suite 304 Check out clubs and events www.instagram.com/spikenites on Zagtivities E. [email protected] Zagtivities is our online community SpikeNites is the weekend programming series which at GU where you can browse clubs runs every Friday and Saturday night of the school and events on campus. Student Media year. All SpikeNites events are FREE and include such Visit www.gonzaga.edu/Zagtivities. College Hall, Rooms 433 and 434 Student Media Publishes: hits as Silent Disco, Bubble Soccer, Bingo, Tie-Dye, P. (509) 313-5865 or 6875 Dorm Room DIY, Video Game Night, and so much • The Gonzaga Bulletin Newspaper E. [email protected] or [email protected] more! www.gonzaga.edu/studentmedia • Spires Yearbook www.gonzagabulletin.com • Reflection Journal of Art and Literature Kennel Club Club Sports Tryouts and First Club Meetings • Charter Journal of Scholarship and Opinion Join one of the top student fan clubs in the country! Interested in joining a club or sports club? Check out These student-produced publications are distributed Become a member of Gonzaga’s student athletics tryouts and first meetings during September. You can • One World Journal of Social Justice free on campus. Student Media provides a learning lab fan club, the Kennel Club. Visit Gonzaga Kennel Club find a full calendar at www.gonzaga.edu/zagtivities. for students interested in journalism, writing, editing, • Our Voices Journal of Culture and Diversity on Facebook. photography, graphic design, marketing and sales. Work- • Bulldog Blog that focuses on student lifestyle study and institutional student positions are available. To get involved, email us or stop by our office.

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Diversity, Inclusion, To Do: Center for Global Community & Check out one of the eight cultural Engagement clubs that participate in the Unity Equity (DICE) Alliance. The Center for Global Engagement is home to All are welcome to deepen their International Students and Study Abroad Students. Unity Multicultural Education understanding of their own culture We provide support, and offer opportunities for or learn about another. Sign up Center (UMEC) and Lincoln intercultural awareness and engagement. Below are through zagtivites online. some highlights: LGBTQ+ Resource Center • International Student Advising and Support DICE supports students from diverse backgrounds and • Study Abroad strives to create a community where human difference is affirmed and integrated into the intellectual, personal and • Programs, Workshops and Activities professional development of all students. Our purpose • Worldview Photo Contest is twofold: (1) to provide an affirming space and support system for historically underrepresented and traditionally marginalized students, and (2) to outreach and educate all students in their social identity development, cultural fluency, and connection to social justice. Crosby Center, Suite 104 | P. (509) 313-4234 | E. [email protected] DICE centers its work around three pillars: mentoring, www.gonzaga.edu/careers programming and intercultural development. Students who participate in BRIDGE or Act Six are assigned a faculty, staff or peer mentor who help them navigate college. Both UMEC and the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Career & Center host a Social Justice Series, including speakers, To Do: films, art and activism workshops, as well as lunch and Professional By the end of Fall 2020, schedule learn roundtable events on LGBTQ+ topics. Annual Development a one-on-one career counseling signature programs include Diversity Monologues, where appointment with an advisor student performers share personal spoken word pieces, Because we believe that Gonzaga University students in CPD to talk about career and Lavender Grad, which celebrates graduating LGBTQ+ have the potential to meet the profound needs of students and their allies. Intercultural development a complex and ever-changing world, we help them exploration, your potential career opportunities include Sexuality and Gender Equity (SAGE) clarify and attain their educational and career goals by plans, and learn about all of the Certification (three levels of LGBTQ+ ally training) and developing a collaborative, community-wide network ways CPD can help you clarify and Social Justice Peer Education (SJPE). Get to know the of career educators, offering relevant and meaningful attain your career and educational SJPE who is assigned to your residential block to provide services and programs to foster and support their goals ongoing support to students living on campus. success, and teaching them how to navigate lifelong career development. Login to ZagsIgnite Set up your account at In collaboration with the Center for Student Involvement and Gonzaga Student Body Visit www.gonzaga.edu/careers to learn about our www.gonzaga.edu/ZagsIgnite Association, DICE also works closely with the Unity Alliance of Cultural Clubs (UACC): programs and services like workshops, help choosing a • Asian American Union (AAU) major or career, Career Fairs, Treks, student business • Indigenous People Rights Club (IPRC) cards, and more! • Black Student Union (BSU) • Intercultural Student Union (ISU) • Filipino American Student Union (FASU) • La Raza Latina (LRL) • Gonzaga Against Poverty (GAP) • Queer Student Union (QSU) • Hawaiian Pacific Islanders Club (HPIC)

40 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 New Student Orientation Booklet | 2020-2021 41 Facebook guhemmingson John J. Hemmingson Instagram @guhemmingson Reflection Questions Center Twitter @guhemmingson Think back to an experience you have had participating in service. Who were The Hemmingson Center is a meeting place for all you serving? What feelings emerged during and after your service experience? students, as well as faculty, staff, alumni and the guests How do you plan to serve others at Gonzaga? of Gonzaga University. The Hemmingson Center provides dining options, meeting spaces, lounge spaces, and programming facilities. It is also a great place to Academic Year Building Hours study, meet with friends, be entertained or relax after Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. a long day. Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. *hours subject to change* Welcome Desk E. [email protected] P. (509) 313-6942

Think about your values and interests. What types of careers do you know of that align with those? Career & Professional Development can help you work through that process if you need assistance articulating those.

John J. Hemmingson Center, Suite 317 | P. (509) 313-6852 | E. [email protected] Auxiliary Enterprises Student Printer Locations No need to bring your own printer! Auxiliary Enterprises is a department whose purpose is Student printers are available 24/7 to provide an exemplary customer service experience across campus! to students, staff, faculty and the greater Gonzaga community. We help with the coordination of efforts focused on the Gonzaga community and guest experience for: Campus Printing, Student Printing, Digital Signage, Flavours Catering, GUEST, Mail Services, US Bank, Zag Dining and the Zag Shop. We Check out the latest and greatest also aid in the management of Meal Plan Solutions and obtaining Movie Rights for events. with our How to Zag Guide online at www.gonzaga.edu/HowToZag Share your journey to campus with #HowtoZag

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