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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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Jackie Ann Reid: Sisterhood

         Hi everyone! My name is Jackie Ann Reid, and I am from Olympia, Washington. I was born and raised there but I consider Eastern Washington my second home. I have three brothers, along with my mom and my dad, and I am the youngest of my siblings. Alongside Setons, I am also a part of Gonzaga’s Club Basketball team, and I work on campus at the Rudolph Fitness Center! With school and work, Setons has become an outlet for me to take a break and be surrounded by so many wonderful girls who I love!

As many freshmen experiences go, my first year was difficult. I found social challenges to be the greatest task of all. I worked but was surrounded by peers older than me with whom I struggled to relate. Looking for a group of people my age to hang out with was one of my goals. One day walking to class, I was handed a Seton’s flyer by one of the previous members in front of Hemmingson. The first thing that caught my attention and sparked my interest was the word “sisterhood” on the flyer. Having met the gracious woman in Setons since then, I am confident that I have found my group. Thanks to this club, I have built friendships with girls I wouldn't have without it and for that, I am truly grateful. I wrote about our pillar of Sisterhood because I love making memories with these girls every day, from weekly service to social gatherings. The ability to go on sister dates and make new connections with everyone is my favorite part of the program. I am so grateful to have been a part of Setons this year and to have met these wonderful ladies!
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