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Karina Mora-Villalobos: Sisterhood

  Hello! My name is Karina and I am from a small town in Washington called Duvall. I’m pursuing a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and a minor in digital marketing. I enjoy hanging out with my family & friends, baking, going on walks, and watching all kinds of movies! I am a first-generation student here at Gonzaga and have nothing but love for this school, since my freshman year in high school I knew I wanted to attend GU. On campus I have a job at the learning studio located in foley, I am an active member of Gonzagas women in business club and enjoy late nights at the RFC with my friends!    Growing up I had a sister who was 8 years older than me which made me cherish my friendships a lot more since for a long time she wasn’t always home. Coming to Gonzaga I knew how much community meant to the student body which helped me feel a lot better about meeting so many people and curating meaningful friendships. When I got to learn a l...
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Jessie Wymer- Leadership


Hello everyone!
Something unique about Setons that I wanted to talk about is that we are an organization where over half the members hold leadership positions. Often the leaders are the minority in a group, but Setons is an exception to this. I have had the opportunity to serve as Treasurer so far this year and it has pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best way. I haven’t been one to seek out leadership positions in the past, but I decided that I wanted to be more invested in all three pillars of Setons (leadership, service, and sisterhood), and holding a position would allow me to develop my leadership skills throughout this year. Serving as Treasurer has taught me the importance of budgeting and has placed me in positions where 
I have to make decisions that will help us to stick to the budget. It has taken some adjusting and learning, but I am extremely glad that I ran for this position last spring.  
What sets Setons apart from clubs that I have been a part of in the past is that its members are actually in control of everything that goes on, not our advisor. This is an interesting dynamic to have because it forces us to really work through problems instead of turning to an adult for help. Because of this, I have learned how important it is to understand all of the logistics we need to take care of because there are always more to figure out than we originally think. It has been interesting to attend our executive meetings and see how certain jobs are delegated to and shared among the leaders of Setons. I have also learned that it’s not a bad thing to challenge the ideas of others of have them challenge yours, because in doing so you are able to foresee any future problems you could have and solve them before they arise.  
I have really enjoyed this year so far and I’m excited for the year ahead with my sisters!

Jessie Wymer



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