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Alina Jusic: Service

 Hi! My name is Alina, and I'm from Spokane! I am studying public health with a minor in biochemistry on the pre-health track. I love spending time on campus, and outside of school I enjoy going on road trips, exploring new places, discovering coffee shops, paddleboarding, shopping and thrifting, watching films with friends, and crafting! I also really enjoy volunteer work. I have been involved with Ronald McDonald House Charities, Providence and MultiCare Hospitals, Spokane Public Schools, and Care Crafts Project. So, what initially drew me to Gonzaga were its core values.  Growing up in Spokane, once a week a group of Gonzaga students would come visit my elementary school classroom to teach science lessons. The program that they were apart of aims to provide local schools with extra resources to support STEM education for all students. They brough in science equipment that our school didn't have and taught us how to explore answers to our own questions. This experience spark...
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Artisans Reflection: Bret Matysik


This week marks the first of many spent volunteering with Artisans. As Knights and Setons, we will be individually assigned with helping a disabled person in the Spokane community to improve his or her professional habits in order to transition them into the workplace.  I am so excited to see the difference that I can individually make, as well as the difference that Knights and Setons can collectively make in the lives of these people seeking employment. I believe that we will make a significant difference in the lives of our mentees, while developing our own leadership abilities and outlook on life through our work. I think I speak for the group in saying that I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of something that is bigger than myself and I am delighted to lend a helping hand to those who truly need it.

- Bret Matysik
Knight of Gonzaga 
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