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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...

Kennedy Earley - Service


    Hey there, my name is Kennedy Earley and I am from Sacramento, California! I am currently studying Communications as my major, and Broadcasting and Public Relations as my minor! I enjoy doing any outside activity whether that means hiking, swimming, playing soccer, basketball, or any other sport!
    Currently, I am fundraising chair in Setons and have been having an absolute blast. This year started out a little difficult due to the complications with COVID-19 but I think as a group we have done as best as we can. One thing I learned this year from Setons was the practice of putting oneself out there. I learned to put myself out there in leadership, sisterhood, and service. In leadership, I was able to run for an executive position and learn all about organization and responsibility. In sisterhood, I was able to communicate with my sisters and grow closer with them through the effort I put in. And finally, in service, I was able to meet new people in the Spokane area and see how my work translates into real change. Although I do appreciate all these pillars in Setons, I admire the service pillar the most. In Setons I have been given the opportunity to reach out to the greater Spokane area and volunteer at least two hours a week. For me, I get to volunteer at St. Anne’s Child and Family Center where I sort clothing, make pro-parent projects, and organize the facility to make it easier for families to find the items they need that week. Service in Setons really provides me with a different kind of happiness than other activities in life because I get to do it with my sisters and feel as though I can make small differences that build into bigger changes. ATTS forever :)))



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