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Sophie Henderson - Leadership

     Hi there! My name is Sophie Henderson. I am a Marketing major with minors in Entrepreneurial Leadership, Writing, and Philosophy. I am from Clarkston, Washington, about two hours south, and never thought I would end up at a school as close to my hometown as Gonzaga. However, I’m so grateful I did because this special place has become home in a way I never thought possible. Each day here offers me an opportunity to be grateful for this time of life and the chance to be a Zag! I have met my best friends here and found true community, much thanks to Setons. Beyond Setons, I spend my time as a Gonzaga Ambassador and a Project Manager for New Venture Lab, and I love having time to thrift, run, ski, go to concerts, take road trips, read, write, listen to music, cook and eat, and just spend time with the people I love!                                            ...

Helen Rago - Sisterhood

    Hi! My name is Helen Rago and I am from Danville, California (40 minutes from San Fransisco)! I am a Public Relations major with a minor in Italian! I love spending time with my family and friends, going for walks, watching movies, and traveling! I recently rewatched the movie Little Miss Sunshine which is my favorite movie of all time. I am so thankful for all of the friendships that have grown from my time in Setons so far. :)
                             
    The pillar I chose to talk about is sisterhood. I joined Setons looking to make new friends, and I can confidently say that I have made so many amazing friends along the way already! Sisterhood is shown throughout Setons in multiple different ways. One way that I have grown in my sisterhood is through weekly service with my small group. As we got to know the kids and staff at One Heart Spokane, we fostered new relationships with them while also strengthening our relationships within the small group! Our socials definitely strengthen sisterhood as well. However, I feel the most connected to my sisters at the weekly meetings within the first ten minutes when we all catch up with each other on how our week has gone. The spirits are always high, and we are all there to support one another. I love Setons so much, and I am so thankful to be a part of this organization!


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