AT-A-GLANCE
2011-12
Welcome to
We are a comprehensive regional university in Spokane, Wash. Located on the north bank of the Spokane River, Gonzaga is fueled by academic rigor, quality of student life, competitive athletics, service for others, and strong sense of community. gonzaga.edu/beinspired
Spokane
• 131 acre campus on the Spokane River • 7,900 students • 395 faculty and 732 staff members • 19.7% of the class of 2015 are students of color • Ranked 4th best regional university in the West/ U.S. News & World Report (August 2010) • Recognized on the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll • 179 student athletes named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2010-11 gonzaga.edu/about/ataglance
• 11:1 student/faculty ratio
Gonzaga Academics
• 22 students average class size
Gonzaga offers 75 undergraduate programs of study, 25 Master’s degrees, one Ph.D. and a doctor of law. The University boasts a College of Arts and Sciences and five schools: Business, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Law and Professional Studies. Check out what others say about Gonzaga’s educational offerings and campus life at: gonzaga.edu/nationalrankings.
• 85% of faculty have earned a terminal degree in their field • 40% of students study abroad • $59.8 million institutional aid to undergraduate students • 97% of students receiving aid • $15,865 undergraduate tuition per semester • $4,110 average room & board per semester
Athletics Gonzaga competes in NCAA Division I Athletics in the West Coast Conference. Its basketball program – both men and women – is nationally recognized and brings great exposure to the Spokane region. In 2011, the men’s team reached the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive time; the women’s team made its third consecutive trip. The attendance at women’s home games ranks in the top 25 in the country.
Student Life Ask students about their experience at Gonzaga, and their answer will include the word ‘community’. Life at Gonzaga is knit tightly by activities that focus on a positive human spirit, from daily Masses to weekly coffee houses, from floating the river to intramural sports, service work, theater performances and Bulldog basketball games. At Gonzaga, everyone counts. gonzaga.edu/student-life
Scholarship Students welcome the rigorous academics and disciplined approach to deep learning essential for creative problem-solving. Applied learning through internships and undergraduate research prepare students for the world of work.
Service Learning Meaningful service learning engages GU students with more than 100 community partners, serving an array of social and community needs. Faculty and staff volunteer in more than 400 local organizations, ranging from churches and charities, to arts, schools and economic development associations.
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GU AT-A-GLANCE
Gonzaga students find their home here quite charming. With 76 lakes, five snow skiing areas, 20 golf courses and three major shopping malls within a short drive of campus, what’s not to like? Paint ball, laser tag, bowling and rock climbing options abound. Multiple music venues, live theater and Broadway plays, Spokane Symphony and professional sports teams add a lively spirit to the mix. The Greater Spokane area encompasses 450,000 people, translating to big city conveniences without the congestion. visitspokanecity.com
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GONZAGA
• 24 spiritual retreats • 20+ religions & traditions represented on campus • Approx. 3,000 students live in University housing • 16 intercollegiate sports • 24 intramural sports • 95 official clubs
What it Means to be Jesuit The Society of Jesus was founded 470 years ago as an order of Catholic priests and brothers with an emphasis on education and mission work. The essence of the Jesuit educational tradition lies in these characteristics: a love of learning, faith that does justice, personal care for the individual, active learning, appreciation of culture, gratitude, specialized learning balanced with the liberal arts.gonzaga.edu/missionandministry
”The strong suit of Gonzaga is its overwhelming sense of community. Everywhere you go you see a friendly face or someone waving hi. ”
GU AT-A-GLANCE
• 200,000 people annually attend GU athletic, theatrical, musical & academic events • Law students have secured more than 20 patents for area start-up companies • $235 million unrestricted budget for 2011-12, poured mostly into the Spokane economy
-Virginia Whalen, junior, psychology major
Community Impact With a shared history of common place, the bonds connecting Gonzaga with Spokane are strong and deep. Gonzaga’s intellectual community helps fuel the region’s economic prosperity, and many local leaders in business, politics, law, education, the arts and non-profit organizations are GU alums. Many companies and organizations offer valuable internships and rich practical learning experiences for students. As an anchor for Spokane’s growing University District, collaboration with other area universities is common. The Zags are “Spokane’s team.” gonzaga.edu/communityimpact • Nearly 80,000 hours of community service performed annually
“Gonzaga has a substantial economic impact on Spokane in addition to the tremendous role that faculty and students play in nearly every aspect of our community.”
• 92,397 meals prepared & delivered to neighbors in need in the Campus Kitchen
– Greg Bever, Spokane Journal of Business publisher; Chair, Greater Spokane Inc. Board, 2010-11
• More than 300 students mentor Spokane elementary & secondary students
Located along the Spokane River near downtown Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University is consistently rated as one of the best universities in the West. (800) 322-2584 : (509) 313-6398 gonzaga@gonzaga.edu
Follow Gonzaga: gonzaga.edu/socialmedia
502 E. Boone Ave. Spokane, WA 99258-0070
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AT-A-GLANCE
2011-12
Welcome to
We are a comprehensive regional university in Spokane, Wash. Located on the north bank of the Spokane River, Gonzaga is fueled by academic rigor, quality of student life, competitive athletics, service for others, and strong sense of community. gonzaga.edu/beinspired
Spokane
• 131 acre campus on the Spokane River • 7,900 students • 395 faculty and 732 staff members • 19.7% of the class of 2015 are students of color • Ranked 4th best regional university in the West/ U.S. News & World Report (August 2010) • Recognized on the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll • 179 student athletes named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2010-11 gonzaga.edu/about/ataglance
• 11:1 student/faculty ratio
Gonzaga Academics
• 22 students average class size
Gonzaga offers 75 undergraduate programs of study, 25 Master’s degrees, one Ph.D. and a doctor of law. The University boasts a College of Arts and Sciences and five schools: Business, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Law and Professional Studies. Check out what others say about Gonzaga’s educational offerings and campus life at: gonzaga.edu/nationalrankings.
• 85% of faculty have earned a terminal degree in their field • 40% of students study abroad • $59.8 million institutional aid to undergraduate students • 97% of students receiving aid • $15,865 undergraduate tuition per semester • $4,110 average room & board per semester
Athletics Gonzaga competes in NCAA Division I Athletics in the West Coast Conference. Its basketball program – both men and women – is nationally recognized and brings great exposure to the Spokane region. In 2011, the men’s team reached the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive time; the women’s team made its third consecutive trip. The attendance at women’s home games ranks in the top 25 in the country.
Student Life Ask students about their experience at Gonzaga, and their answer will include the word ‘community’. Life at Gonzaga is knit tightly by activities that focus on a positive human spirit, from daily Masses to weekly coffee houses, from floating the river to intramural sports, service work, theater performances and Bulldog basketball games. At Gonzaga, everyone counts. gonzaga.edu/student-life
Scholarship Students welcome the rigorous academics and disciplined approach to deep learning essential for creative problem-solving. Applied learning through internships and undergraduate research prepare students for the world of work.
Service Learning Meaningful service learning engages GU students with more than 100 community partners, serving an array of social and community needs. Faculty and staff volunteer in more than 400 local organizations, ranging from churches and charities, to arts, schools and economic development associations.
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GU AT-A-GLANCE
Gonzaga students find their home here quite charming. With 76 lakes, five snow skiing areas, 20 golf courses and three major shopping malls within a short drive of campus, what’s not to like? Paint ball, laser tag, bowling and rock climbing options abound. Multiple music venues, live theater and Broadway plays, Spokane Symphony and professional sports teams add a lively spirit to the mix. The Greater Spokane area encompasses 450,000 people, translating to big city conveniences without the congestion. visitspokanecity.com
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GONZAGA
• 24 spiritual retreats • 20+ religions & traditions represented on campus • Approx. 3,000 students live in University housing • 16 intercollegiate sports • 24 intramural sports • 95 official clubs
What it Means to be Jesuit The Society of Jesus was founded 470 years ago as an order of Catholic priests and brothers with an emphasis on education and mission work. The essence of the Jesuit educational tradition lies in these characteristics: a love of learning, faith that does justice, personal care for the individual, active learning, appreciation of culture, gratitude, specialized learning balanced with the liberal arts.gonzaga.edu/missionandministry
”The strong suit of Gonzaga is its overwhelming sense of community. Everywhere you go you see a friendly face or someone waving hi. ”
GU AT-A-GLANCE
• 200,000 people annually attend GU athletic, theatrical, musical & academic events • Law students have secured more than 20 patents for area start-up companies • $235 million unrestricted budget for 2011-12, poured mostly into the Spokane economy
-Virginia Whalen, junior, psychology major
Community Impact With a shared history of common place, the bonds connecting Gonzaga with Spokane are strong and deep. Gonzaga’s intellectual community helps fuel the region’s economic prosperity, and many local leaders in business, politics, law, education, the arts and non-profit organizations are GU alums. Many companies and organizations offer valuable internships and rich practical learning experiences for students. As an anchor for Spokane’s growing University District, collaboration with other area universities is common. The Zags are “Spokane’s team.” gonzaga.edu/communityimpact • Nearly 80,000 hours of community service performed annually
“Gonzaga has a substantial economic impact on Spokane in addition to the tremendous role that faculty and students play in nearly every aspect of our community.”
• 92,397 meals prepared & delivered to neighbors in need in the Campus Kitchen
– Greg Bever, Spokane Journal of Business publisher; Chair, Greater Spokane Inc. Board, 2010-11
• More than 300 students mentor Spokane elementary & secondary students
Located along the Spokane River near downtown Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University is consistently rated as one of the best universities in the West. (800) 322-2584 : (509) 313-6398 gonzaga@gonzaga.edu
Follow Gonzaga: gonzaga.edu/socialmedia
502 E. Boone Ave. Spokane, WA 99258-0070
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AT-A-GLANCE
2011-12
Welcome to
We are a comprehensive regional university in Spokane, Wash. Located on the north bank of the Spokane River, Gonzaga is fueled by academic rigor, quality of student life, competitive athletics, service for others, and strong sense of community. gonzaga.edu/beinspired
Spokane
• 131 acre campus on the Spokane River • 7,900 students • 395 faculty and 732 staff members • 19.7% of the class of 2015 are students of color • Ranked 4th best regional university in the West/ U.S. News & World Report (August 2010) • Recognized on the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll • 179 student athletes named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2010-11 gonzaga.edu/about/ataglance
• 11:1 student/faculty ratio
Gonzaga Academics
• 22 students average class size
Gonzaga offers 75 undergraduate programs of study, 25 Master’s degrees, one Ph.D. and a doctor of law. The University boasts a College of Arts and Sciences and five schools: Business, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Law and Professional Studies. Check out what others say about Gonzaga’s educational offerings and campus life at: gonzaga.edu/nationalrankings.
• 85% of faculty have earned a terminal degree in their field • 40% of students study abroad • $59.8 million institutional aid to undergraduate students • 97% of students receiving aid • $15,865 undergraduate tuition per semester • $4,110 average room & board per semester
Athletics Gonzaga competes in NCAA Division I Athletics in the West Coast Conference. Its basketball program – both men and women – is nationally recognized and brings great exposure to the Spokane region. In 2011, the men’s team reached the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive time; the women’s team made its third consecutive trip. The attendance at women’s home games ranks in the top 25 in the country.
Student Life Ask students about their experience at Gonzaga, and their answer will include the word ‘community’. Life at Gonzaga is knit tightly by activities that focus on a positive human spirit, from daily Masses to weekly coffee houses, from floating the river to intramural sports, service work, theater performances and Bulldog basketball games. At Gonzaga, everyone counts. gonzaga.edu/student-life
Scholarship Students welcome the rigorous academics and disciplined approach to deep learning essential for creative problem-solving. Applied learning through internships and undergraduate research prepare students for the world of work.
Service Learning Meaningful service learning engages GU students with more than 100 community partners, serving an array of social and community needs. Faculty and staff volunteer in more than 400 local organizations, ranging from churches and charities, to arts, schools and economic development associations.
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GU AT-A-GLANCE
Gonzaga students find their home here quite charming. With 76 lakes, five snow skiing areas, 20 golf courses and three major shopping malls within a short drive of campus, what’s not to like? Paint ball, laser tag, bowling and rock climbing options abound. Multiple music venues, live theater and Broadway plays, Spokane Symphony and professional sports teams add a lively spirit to the mix. The Greater Spokane area encompasses 450,000 people, translating to big city conveniences without the congestion. visitspokanecity.com
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GONZAGA
• 24 spiritual retreats • 20+ religions & traditions represented on campus • Approx. 3,000 students live in University housing • 16 intercollegiate sports • 24 intramural sports • 95 official clubs
What it Means to be Jesuit The Society of Jesus was founded 470 years ago as an order of Catholic priests and brothers with an emphasis on education and mission work. The essence of the Jesuit educational tradition lies in these characteristics: a love of learning, faith that does justice, personal care for the individual, active learning, appreciation of culture, gratitude, specialized learning balanced with the liberal arts.gonzaga.edu/missionandministry
”The strong suit of Gonzaga is its overwhelming sense of community. Everywhere you go you see a friendly face or someone waving hi. ”
GU AT-A-GLANCE
• 200,000 people annually attend GU athletic, theatrical, musical & academic events • Law students have secured more than 20 patents for area start-up companies • $235 million unrestricted budget for 2011-12, poured mostly into the Spokane economy
-Virginia Whalen, junior, psychology major
Community Impact With a shared history of common place, the bonds connecting Gonzaga with Spokane are strong and deep. Gonzaga’s intellectual community helps fuel the region’s economic prosperity, and many local leaders in business, politics, law, education, the arts and non-profit organizations are GU alums. Many companies and organizations offer valuable internships and rich practical learning experiences for students. As an anchor for Spokane’s growing University District, collaboration with other area universities is common. The Zags are “Spokane’s team.” gonzaga.edu/communityimpact • Nearly 80,000 hours of community service performed annually
“Gonzaga has a substantial economic impact on Spokane in addition to the tremendous role that faculty and students play in nearly every aspect of our community.”
• 92,397 meals prepared & delivered to neighbors in need in the Campus Kitchen
– Greg Bever, Spokane Journal of Business publisher; Chair, Greater Spokane Inc. Board, 2010-11
• More than 300 students mentor Spokane elementary & secondary students
Located along the Spokane River near downtown Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University is consistently rated as one of the best universities in the West. (800) 322-2584 : (509) 313-6398 gonzaga@gonzaga.edu
Follow Gonzaga: gonzaga.edu/socialmedia
502 E. Boone Ave. Spokane, WA 99258-0070
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AT-A-GLANCE
2011-12
Welcome to
We are a comprehensive regional university in Spokane, Wash. Located on the north bank of the Spokane River, Gonzaga is fueled by academic rigor, quality of student life, competitive athletics, service for others, and strong sense of community. gonzaga.edu/beinspired
Spokane
• 131 acre campus on the Spokane River • 7,900 students • 395 faculty and 732 staff members • 19.7% of the class of 2015 are students of color • Ranked 4th best regional university in the West/ U.S. News & World Report (August 2010) • Recognized on the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll • 179 student athletes named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2010-11 gonzaga.edu/about/ataglance
• 11:1 student/faculty ratio
Gonzaga Academics
• 22 students average class size
Gonzaga offers 75 undergraduate programs of study, 25 Master’s degrees, one Ph.D. and a doctor of law. The University boasts a College of Arts and Sciences and five schools: Business, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Law and Professional Studies. Check out what others say about Gonzaga’s educational offerings and campus life at: gonzaga.edu/nationalrankings.
• 85% of faculty have earned a terminal degree in their field • 40% of students study abroad • $59.8 million institutional aid to undergraduate students • 97% of students receiving aid • $15,865 undergraduate tuition per semester • $4,110 average room & board per semester
Athletics Gonzaga competes in NCAA Division I Athletics in the West Coast Conference. Its basketball program – both men and women – is nationally recognized and brings great exposure to the Spokane region. In 2011, the men’s team reached the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive time; the women’s team made its third consecutive trip. The attendance at women’s home games ranks in the top 25 in the country.
Student Life Ask students about their experience at Gonzaga, and their answer will include the word ‘community’. Life at Gonzaga is knit tightly by activities that focus on a positive human spirit, from daily Masses to weekly coffee houses, from floating the river to intramural sports, service work, theater performances and Bulldog basketball games. At Gonzaga, everyone counts. gonzaga.edu/student-life
Scholarship Students welcome the rigorous academics and disciplined approach to deep learning essential for creative problem-solving. Applied learning through internships and undergraduate research prepare students for the world of work.
Service Learning Meaningful service learning engages GU students with more than 100 community partners, serving an array of social and community needs. Faculty and staff volunteer in more than 400 local organizations, ranging from churches and charities, to arts, schools and economic development associations.
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GU AT-A-GLANCE
Gonzaga students find their home here quite charming. With 76 lakes, five snow skiing areas, 20 golf courses and three major shopping malls within a short drive of campus, what’s not to like? Paint ball, laser tag, bowling and rock climbing options abound. Multiple music venues, live theater and Broadway plays, Spokane Symphony and professional sports teams add a lively spirit to the mix. The Greater Spokane area encompasses 450,000 people, translating to big city conveniences without the congestion. visitspokanecity.com
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GONZAGA
• 24 spiritual retreats • 20+ religions & traditions represented on campus • Approx. 3,000 students live in University housing • 16 intercollegiate sports • 24 intramural sports • 95 official clubs
What it Means to be Jesuit The Society of Jesus was founded 470 years ago as an order of Catholic priests and brothers with an emphasis on education and mission work. The essence of the Jesuit educational tradition lies in these characteristics: a love of learning, faith that does justice, personal care for the individual, active learning, appreciation of culture, gratitude, specialized learning balanced with the liberal arts.gonzaga.edu/missionandministry
”The strong suit of Gonzaga is its overwhelming sense of community. Everywhere you go you see a friendly face or someone waving hi. ”
GU AT-A-GLANCE
• 200,000 people annually attend GU athletic, theatrical, musical & academic events • Law students have secured more than 20 patents for area start-up companies • $235 million unrestricted budget for 2011-12, poured mostly into the Spokane economy
-Virginia Whalen, junior, psychology major
Community Impact With a shared history of common place, the bonds connecting Gonzaga with Spokane are strong and deep. Gonzaga’s intellectual community helps fuel the region’s economic prosperity, and many local leaders in business, politics, law, education, the arts and non-profit organizations are GU alums. Many companies and organizations offer valuable internships and rich practical learning experiences for students. As an anchor for Spokane’s growing University District, collaboration with other area universities is common. The Zags are “Spokane’s team.” gonzaga.edu/communityimpact • Nearly 80,000 hours of community service performed annually
“Gonzaga has a substantial economic impact on Spokane in addition to the tremendous role that faculty and students play in nearly every aspect of our community.”
• 92,397 meals prepared & delivered to neighbors in need in the Campus Kitchen
– Greg Bever, Spokane Journal of Business publisher; Chair, Greater Spokane Inc. Board, 2010-11
• More than 300 students mentor Spokane elementary & secondary students
Located along the Spokane River near downtown Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University is consistently rated as one of the best universities in the West. (800) 322-2584 : (509) 313-6398 gonzaga@gonzaga.edu
Follow Gonzaga: gonzaga.edu/socialmedia
502 E. Boone Ave. Spokane, WA 99258-0070
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AT-A-GLANCE
2011-12
Welcome to
We are a comprehensive regional university in Spokane, Wash. Located on the north bank of the Spokane River, Gonzaga is fueled by academic rigor, quality of student life, competitive athletics, service for others, and strong sense of community. gonzaga.edu/beinspired
Spokane
• 131 acre campus on the Spokane River • 7,900 students • 395 faculty and 732 staff members • 19.7% of the class of 2015 are students of color • Ranked 4th best regional university in the West/ U.S. News & World Report (August 2010) • Recognized on the U.S. President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll • 179 student athletes named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2010-11 gonzaga.edu/about/ataglance
• 11:1 student/faculty ratio
Gonzaga Academics
• 22 students average class size
Gonzaga offers 75 undergraduate programs of study, 25 Master’s degrees, one Ph.D. and a doctor of law. The University boasts a College of Arts and Sciences and five schools: Business, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Law and Professional Studies. Check out what others say about Gonzaga’s educational offerings and campus life at: gonzaga.edu/nationalrankings.
• 85% of faculty have earned a terminal degree in their field • 40% of students study abroad • $59.8 million institutional aid to undergraduate students • 97% of students receiving aid • $15,865 undergraduate tuition per semester • $4,110 average room & board per semester
Athletics Gonzaga competes in NCAA Division I Athletics in the West Coast Conference. Its basketball program – both men and women – is nationally recognized and brings great exposure to the Spokane region. In 2011, the men’s team reached the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive time; the women’s team made its third consecutive trip. The attendance at women’s home games ranks in the top 25 in the country.
Student Life Ask students about their experience at Gonzaga, and their answer will include the word ‘community’. Life at Gonzaga is knit tightly by activities that focus on a positive human spirit, from daily Masses to weekly coffee houses, from floating the river to intramural sports, service work, theater performances and Bulldog basketball games. At Gonzaga, everyone counts. gonzaga.edu/student-life
Scholarship Students welcome the rigorous academics and disciplined approach to deep learning essential for creative problem-solving. Applied learning through internships and undergraduate research prepare students for the world of work.
Service Learning Meaningful service learning engages GU students with more than 100 community partners, serving an array of social and community needs. Faculty and staff volunteer in more than 400 local organizations, ranging from churches and charities, to arts, schools and economic development associations.
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GU AT-A-GLANCE
Gonzaga students find their home here quite charming. With 76 lakes, five snow skiing areas, 20 golf courses and three major shopping malls within a short drive of campus, what’s not to like? Paint ball, laser tag, bowling and rock climbing options abound. Multiple music venues, live theater and Broadway plays, Spokane Symphony and professional sports teams add a lively spirit to the mix. The Greater Spokane area encompasses 450,000 people, translating to big city conveniences without the congestion. visitspokanecity.com
GU AT-A-GLANCE
GONZAGA
• 24 spiritual retreats • 20+ religions & traditions represented on campus • Approx. 3,000 students live in University housing • 16 intercollegiate sports • 24 intramural sports • 95 official clubs
What it Means to be Jesuit The Society of Jesus was founded 470 years ago as an order of Catholic priests and brothers with an emphasis on education and mission work. The essence of the Jesuit educational tradition lies in these characteristics: a love of learning, faith that does justice, personal care for the individual, active learning, appreciation of culture, gratitude, specialized learning balanced with the liberal arts.gonzaga.edu/missionandministry
”The strong suit of Gonzaga is its overwhelming sense of community. Everywhere you go you see a friendly face or someone waving hi. ”
GU AT-A-GLANCE
• 200,000 people annually attend GU athletic, theatrical, musical & academic events • Law students have secured more than 20 patents for area start-up companies • $235 million unrestricted budget for 2011-12, poured mostly into the Spokane economy
-Virginia Whalen, junior, psychology major
Community Impact With a shared history of common place, the bonds connecting Gonzaga with Spokane are strong and deep. Gonzaga’s intellectual community helps fuel the region’s economic prosperity, and many local leaders in business, politics, law, education, the arts and non-profit organizations are GU alums. Many companies and organizations offer valuable internships and rich practical learning experiences for students. As an anchor for Spokane’s growing University District, collaboration with other area universities is common. The Zags are “Spokane’s team.” gonzaga.edu/communityimpact • Nearly 80,000 hours of community service performed annually
“Gonzaga has a substantial economic impact on Spokane in addition to the tremendous role that faculty and students play in nearly every aspect of our community.”
• 92,397 meals prepared & delivered to neighbors in need in the Campus Kitchen
– Greg Bever, Spokane Journal of Business publisher; Chair, Greater Spokane Inc. Board, 2010-11
• More than 300 students mentor Spokane elementary & secondary students
Located along the Spokane River near downtown Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University is consistently rated as one of the best universities in the West. (800) 322-2584 : (509) 313-6398 gonzaga@gonzaga.edu
Follow Gonzaga: gonzaga.edu/socialmedia
502 E. Boone Ave. Spokane, WA 99258-0070
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