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Update: Student Leadership applications for 2022 are now open. Registration for Mission: Possible 2022 will open in fall 2021.
The Spring Break Immersion is a weeklong service immersion program during spring break where Gonzaga students serve and learn alongside community partners across the country. Students explore the complex structural and social realities affecting the communities and reflect on their role and ways to engage with these issues upon return to Spokane. Sites are coordinated by a student leader with the support of university staff and faculty. The purpose of Mission: Possible is to enter into mutually beneficial relationships with community partners, focusing on student learning, as well as community identified needs. These immersion trips are informed by our four pillars; simplicity, spirituality, community and justice.
If you have any questions about Service Immersions, please contact Anthony Medina at medinaa@gonzaga.edu.
"My stereotypes were quickly flipped on their heads as I learned that an organization is more than the appearance of its building, and a person is more than their past." -Justin Wiens (’18)
Emma Leary ('20) playing board games with students at I Grow Chicago.
Sophia Telles (’18) spent Mission Possible in Knoxville, Tennessee, where she worked on home improvement and accessible housing with Operation Backyard.
