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Mary Maidment: Service

Hi! My name is Mary Maidment and I am from Portland, Oregon. I am studying neuroscience with a minor in psychology on the pre-med track. On campus, I work as an events assistant and as an Ambassador, frequently giving tours. When I have free time, I love to be outside hiking, shopping, intramural sports, workout classes, and spending time with friends. This year, my team won our softball and volleyball intramural championships!! I have been busy watching the new Secret Lives of Mormon Wives season and just finished Scandal. What drew me to Setons was the Service pillar. Since I was young, my family has made an effort to be actively involved in different forms of service in our community. We spent time at our church, local food bank, community garden, and my favorite was making clothing bags for children in need. I loved picking outfits and giving toys, games, and other activities. The Gonzaga community reflects this deeply ingrained value I have, which is the importance of service and ...
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Juliette Lagerstrom- Leadership


    Hello! My name is Juliette Lagerstorm, I am from Southern California but I’m excited to be writing this from campus in Spokane! I’m an International Relations major with minors in Spanish, Fine Arts, and Entrepreneurial Leadership. This semester I’m really looking forward to participating more in Setons and serving with my sisters! 
    Although before this semester we haven’t been engaged in service, one of the main pillars of Setons, I still feel so fortunate to be a part of this community. I also have an executive position as the chair of PR and marketing. I’ve really enjoyed my role not only as a creative outlet, but also as a way to connect all the active Setons while we’re physically separated. But my favorite aspect of my role is being on the executive board. So far, I’m struck and inspired by how quickly everyone with executive roles jumped into their positions and took control. Most of us, without having met in person, began interacting and collaborating over zoom. We had to learn to work together to get Setons started and begin the legacy of our Setons class. Leadership, especially during these times, is an important force that can be used for good to rally everyone together. I’m truly excited to see what becomes of the 2020-2021 class of Setons because of the great girls and great leaders I’ve come to know.


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