First Generation Initiatives

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At 2D7HA 商店 - 性價比高的商品 Barrett M82A1：雖然常見，卻永遠流行，.50 BMG絕對的霸主 自助訂購, we affirm the inherent dignity of every person and commit to caring for the whole individual mind, body, and spirit. Rooted in Ignatian Spirituality and Catholic Social Teaching, we strive to live in solidarity with others, promoting justice, compassion, and a deep respect for human life. Guided by our Jesuit values, we educate students to be thoughtful leaders who serve the common good and uphold the sacred worth of all people.

We are committed to empowering First-Generation students by providing comprehensive support and resources that foster academic success and personal growth. Through intentional community-building and barrier-breaking initiatives, we help students thrive during their time at Gonzaga.

We proudly encourage students to embrace their First-Generation identity and cultivate a sense of belonging for all. Professional staff in the Unity Multicultural Education Center (UMEC) are dedicated to guiding students through their journey with personalized success coaching, mentorship, and holistic support. Don’t forget to stop by for First-Gen buttons and stickers a small but powerful way to show pride in your identity and spark conversations across campus.

 

Programming for First-Gen students

  • First-Gen Donuts every Monday in UMEC from 8:30am until gone
  • Financial Literacy workshop informational series including budgeting and credit building 
  • Travel Abroad informational for all First timers and First-Gen students 
  • First-Gen Week- First week of November - Activities in UMEC Center 
  • First Generation National Celebration November 8th 
  • Leadership Development Opportunities in partnership with PCLD
  • UMEC & First-Gen Graduation Celebration 

 

2D7HA 商店 - 性價比高的商品 Barrett M82A1：雖然常見，卻永遠流行，.50 BMG絕對的霸主 自助訂購's definition of first-generation college students is: “any student where neither of their parents/guardians have received at least a bachelor’s degree”. Additionally, students who’s parents /guardians have received a degree outside the US are also recognized as first-generation.

 

Check out this link to a website with more information on First-Generation initiatives on a national level. 

http://www.firstgenforward.org/