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DANA ROSE DUNGCA: SISTERHOOD

Hi! My name is Dana Rose and I'm from Lakewood, Washington. My major is neuroscience with a minor in philosophy! I love spending time with my family and friends, going on nature adventures like hiking, trying new foods, playing different sports, and sometimes cooking or baking! On campus, I'm part of a variety of culture clubs, one specifically being Filipino American Student Union (FASU), where I am a co-barrio chair and get to plan our main cultural signature event of the year! I'm so grateful that Gonzaga has so many communities and opportunities to be a part of. The Seton community is one that holds a special place in my heart, especially because of my amazing Seton sisters. For my pillar, I will be talking about sisterhood! Sisterhood is a pillar that has been with me my whole life. When I chose Gonzaga, I never would have thought that I would have sisters with me away from home, but since becoming a Seton, I have an addition of 29 sisters, and I have loved getting to ...

Julia Kavalieros- Spokanimal


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My name is Julia Kavalieros and this week my group had the opportunity to serve at Spokanimal. Spokanimal is a cat and dog shelter only ten minutes from campus, and volunteers are given the opportunity to work with animals looking to be adopted. This week I primarily worked with dogs, including one six-month-old puppy name Gobstopper! All the dogs were eager to go on walks and play with us. The first dog I took care of was named Flower. Flower is a five-year-old Pitbull who loved to pull me around and show me her favorite digging spots. She was pretty shy at first, but by the end of our thirty-minute walk she had warmed up to me by licking my face and wanting to cuddle in the grass. Next, we had Kaleb. Kaleb is a year old Australian Cattle Dog mix who had enough energy to power a whole city. We ran around the large field and played fetch for most of our time together. Kaleb's favorite thing to do besides play fetch was squirming around in the mini baby pool. Kaleb and Flower are roommates in the kennel, and although they do not typically mix the dogs together, both were excited to see each other. Finally, there was Gobstopper. Gobstopper was taken care of by another Seton named Sam for the entirety of service that day. Gobstopper was shy at first but eventually learned to trust us and loved to cuddle up with people. By the next week, Gobstopper found his forever home. Serving at Spokanimal is one of the most rewarding things I have done in a while, and I’ve only been there twice! I definitely have puppy fever thanks to Spokanimal and I am looking forward to the next two months I have at the shelter.



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