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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 ...

Bella Going- Leadership


Hi, I’m Bella Going and I’m a nursing major from Portland, OR. I’m grateful to be a Seton for many reasons. I’m so thankful for the opportunity to serve the greater Spokane community along with Blessings Under the Bridge. I also value the time I get to spend with the 29 other girls, who have become some of my closest friends. However, my leadership position has probably impacted my year the most.

Kaya and I are the service chairs this year. I was drawn to this position from the beginning because I wanted to make sure that our time volunteering was productive and fun. I had no idea how much I would grow as a person, nor how many important skills I would gain from this position. There have been days where the tasks at hand seemed impossible. Together Kaya and I had to figure out how to get our service events approved by the school and how to coordinate the schedules of 30 people. Being a service chair also means that I need to communicate clearly and frequently with my fellow Setons and the organizations we are serving. Kaya and I also had to figure out how to best support one another.

Although there are moments of frustration and stress, it’s so rewarding to see the difference we are making. All of the organizations we’ve worked with have expressed how grateful they are to have our help. Jess from Blessings Under the Bridge said that she was praying for help right before we reached out to her. The volunteer coordinator at another organization said she was so relieved to have our help cleaning that she could cry. Overall, I’ve learned so much from being one of the service chairs and I love being able to help connect our group of amazing women to organizations that rely on volunteers like us.


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