The People For & With Others LLC, in partnership with the Center for Community Engagement (CCE), is designed for students who are excited to participate in community service around Spokane. If you are looking for a place that supports your willingness to care for and serve others, then this LLC is for you! 

	The People For and With Others 1st Year LLC is located in Coughlin Hall		The People For and With Others 1st Year LLC is tentatively located on the 2nd Floor
	1st Year People For and With Others LLC residents can only be roommates with residents in the following LLCs: Learns to Lead LLC  Cura Personalis LLC  People For and With Others LLC		Linked Course Required for LLC Residents: First-year Seminar - RELI 193 Dialogue and Difference Faculty - Daniel Pschaida

Great for students who...

• Enjoy serving those who need a bit more support and community.
• Seek to expand their awareness of the Spokane community.
• Want to live with others who have a similar service mind-set. 
• Want to pursue and cultivate understanding of social change and advocacy. 

People For and With Others Leadership and Campus Partners...

• Campus Partner: Center for Community Engagement (CCE) 
• Faculty Fellow: Amy Pistone 

"The People For and With Others LLC is about finding your place in your community, how you impact it, and then giving back to it. It is a great way to learn how to grow as a person and inspire others to do the same." - Kaitlin L., 2021-22 RA

Community Learning Outcomes:

1. Inclusive Community Building: Build inclusive communities and professional networks that promote equity, diversity, and belonging by fostering meaningful relationships with peers, faculty, and industry professionals.
2. Purposeful Pathways: Explore personal, academic, and career pathways by identifying goals, reflecting on values, and developing action plans that support lifelong learning and purposeful engagement.
3. Cultivating Capacity: Cultivate leadership, creativity, and critical thinking skills to contribute meaningfully to the Gonzaga and greater Spokane communities.
4. Community Engagement and Collaboration: Build meaningful relationships with others in the community and actively engage in service opportunities together to strengthen your collective sense of community.
5. Personal Growth & Purpose: Identify and align your passions, academic goals, and vocational pursuits to develop skills which enable lifelong service for the common good.
6. Social Justice: Examine the unique experiences of different cultures and communities, the impacts of power and privilege, and your role in promoting equity, justice, and solidarity at Gonzaga and surround communities.