The John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering, dedicated in 2021, represents a bold step forward in Gonzaga University’s commitment to innovation, interdisciplinary learning and hands-on discovery. Designed to meet the needs of students and faculty working at the intersection of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, the Bollier Center offers cutting-edge laboratories, collaborative spaces and advanced equipment that empower learners to solve real-world problems. Named in honor of John and Joan Bollier and their family, whose extraordinary generosity and vision made this project possible, the center reflects the Bolliers' belief in the transformative power of education and their dedication to advancing opportunities for Gonzaga students. By fostering collaboration across disciplines, the Bollier Center prepares graduates to lead in fields that are increasingly interconnected, ensuring they are equipped to address the complex challenges of the 21st century. This section explores the inspiration behind the Bollier family’s support, the design and purpose of the center, and the ways it continues to shape the future of STEM education at Gonzaga.
