The STEM Living Learning Community is an engaging residential community designed for students who are passionate about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Open to incoming first year students from all STEM-related fields and those exploring STEM interests.
Residents of the STEM community will have access to exclusive resources and opportunities, such as faculty-led connections from Gonzaga's various STEM related programs, research workshops, and hands-on projects in areas like robotics, STEM study groups, sustainability, and scientific discovery. The community emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation, encouraging students to tackle real-world challenges using STEM principles.
In addition to academic and professional growth, the STEM community fosters a sense of belonging through social events, peer mentorship, and collaborative initiatives that celebrate diversity and inclusion in STEM. Whether you're pursuing a degree in engineering, exploring emerging technologies, or aspiring to advance scientific knowledge, the STEM Living Learning Community is the perfect space to ignite your potential and achieve your goals!
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The STEM 1st Year LLC is located in Coughlin Hall |
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The STEM 1st Year LLC is located on the 3rd Floor |
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1st Year STEM LLC residents can only be roommates with residents in the following LLCs:
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Linked Course Required for LLC Residents:
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Great for Students Who...
- Are 1st Years studying/majoring any Biology, Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biochemistry, Neuroscience,Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and any other STEM created GU major
- Are 1st Years minoring in a program related to STEM disciplines at GU
- Want to live in community with other Zags that are all working towards STEM careers
- Incoming 1st Years who are passionate about STEM and being apart of a community with fellow STEM Zags
STEM LLC Leadership & Campus Partners
The STEM LLC for 1st years has several partners involved in the community.
- Campus Partner - Gonzaga School of Engineering & Applied Science
- Faculty Fellow - TBD
Community Learning Outcomes:
- Apply STEM Knowledge to Real-World Challenges
Develop a deeper understanding of STEM concepts and apply problem-solving, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary approaches to hands-on projects, research initiatives, and innovative solutions. -
Foster Collaboration and Build Professional Networks
Cultivate meaningful connections with peers, faculty, and industry professionals to promote teamwork, mentorship, and networking opportunities that enhance academic and career success in STEM fields. -
Explore STEM Pathways and Promote Diversity in STEM
Identify diverse career opportunities within STEM disciplines while engaging in activities that celebrate inclusion, equity, and diverse perspectives, preparing for impactful contributions to the STEM community.
