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CHLOE GIBSON: SISTERHOOD

Hi! My name is Chloe Gibson, and I'm from Bellingham Washington, and I am an Elementary Education and Dance major/ minor here at Gonzaga. I have a huge passion for all things art, music, and dance! I love to ski, adventure, and hang out with my friends in my free time! This year, I am looking forward to creating close friendships with all of my Seton girls and serving our community with this amazing group! For my pillar, I will be talking about sisterhood!  Sisterhood has always been a huge part of my life. As a big sister, the importance of being a person someone can lean on and bond with is a life skill everyone should carry with them. Through Setons, we see sisterhood in everything we do. As any college freshman experiences, friendships and finding the right people was a big worry of mine. However, through Setons, I have been brought into the most loving, uplifting group of girls who uphold our pillar of sisterhood without fail. One of the biggest ways I experience sisterhood wi...
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Lily Whiton - Sisterhood

 Hey there! My name is Lily Whiton and I’m from Boulder, Colorado. I am currently working towards my degree with a major in Psychology and a minor in Health Equity! After college, I hope to get my MA in counseling. I am very passionate about what I am studying and cannot wait to build my career around helping others. Some things that I love are my two dogs (Frankie and Bode), hiking, skiing, spending time with my family/friends, playing card games, Trader Joe’s, painting with watercolors, crocheting, watching Dancing with the Stars every Tuesday night with my roommates, and being a part of Setons. I am one of the Social Chairs of Setons (alongside the wonderful Ms. Emmy) and have absolutely loved my time being a part of this club.

 

I decided to write about sisterhood because this is the pillar that embodies the unique community of Setons. As a psychology major, I have been made aware of the innate and instinctual need for human beings to connect with each other. While we can survive alone, we thrive in communities. As a natural introvert, I was very anxious coming into Setons, worried I would not be able to connect with the girls. However, it did not take long for me to realize that this fear was far removed from reality. All of the Setons connected quickly and deeply, and now I have 30 new best friends. The community that is Setons is unlike one I have been a part of before. I love seeing my sisters on the way to class, in the COG, waiting for my Starbucks, and so many places all over campus. Being a part of this club has made Gonzaga feel more like home, and I will forever cherish the friendships that Setons has brought me. 


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