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Summer BRIDGE
2013
Unity Multicultural Education Center Gonzaga University
502 E. Boone Ave MSC #2466 [email protected]
(509) 313-5836
www.gonzaga.edu/umec
B-Core Leaders
Jordan Love
Program
Coordinator
Deonna Smith
Public Relations
Coordinator
Jesus Esqueda
Logistics
Coordinator
Unity Multicultural Education Center
Sunday, August 25: Students arrive on campus and set up their residence hall, and attend a welcome dinner with other BRIDGE participants and guests.
Monday, August 26-Wednesday August 28: Welcome Luncheon Tour of downtown Spokane Team-building exercises Department tours of Gonzaga Informational sessions Meet esteemed faculty members Service project
Thursday, August 29 Breakfast and closing ceremony; students can rest before the New Student Orientation on Friday.
Tentative Schedule
We also offer a PARENT PROGRAM that informs parents about the on campus resources. The parents will have a designated group of BRIDGE counselors that can assist with any questions pertaining to campus life.
The Summer BRIDGE Coordinators are responsible for organizing the BRIDGE program. B-Core leaders work in UMEC (Unity Multicultural Education Center) during the summer to ensure that the BRIDGE experience is the best it can possibly be.
The B-Core members look forward to welcoming all the new students!
Counselors
The Summer BRIDGE pre-orientation program is designed to assist first generation students and students of multicultural backgrounds in making a smooth transition to Gonzaga University and the greater Spokane community. This program introduces students to specific faculty, staff, and campus resources that will prepare them for their academic journey. Participants will engage in various team building activities that will help establish lasting relationships. The program gives students a head start in creating a solid foundation of support; a family away from home.
Throughout the school year, there are many activities and events that continue the theme of BRIDGE and aim to keep students connected—BRIDGE Reunion, L.E.A.D.S. Mentoring, BRIDGE End-of-the-Year Celebration.
Emmanuel Physical
Education
Alexis Public
Relations
Ryan Sports
Management
Corey Computer
Science
Brittany Political
Science &
Jacquelyn Criminal
Justice
Jordan Psychology
Logan Accounting
Nina Biology
Rene English &
Education
Ruben Accounting
Yusra Computer
Science
Arlene Psychology
Sociology
Maddie International
Relations
What is BRIDGE?
The Big Picture
Establish a solid network of friends, faculty and staff. Opportunity to talk to and gain tips from current students Learn about campus resources and familiarize yourself with important GU offices and sites. Explore Spokane and learn what the city has to offer. Move into your residence hall and buy books before the rush.
BRIDGE Olympics Competitions
Getting loose & teambuilding!
Summer BRIDGE 2013 Counselors are going to lead the participants during the program. We have students from all walks of life: age, hometown, major, and interests, to make sure every BRIDGE student can make a connection. They can’t wait to serve and help you navigate your college transition!