Agency Affirmative - Gonzaga 2014

Toni Gonzaga was born on Taytay in Rizal in the Philippines on January 20, 1984. Her birth date is Celestine Cruz Gonzaga-Soriano. She is a famous Philippine singer, television host, actor. Her nationality is Filipino. Her sister, Catherine "Gonzaga", called Alex Gonzaga, is also an actor and television moderator, Gonzaga studied at San Juan Dominican University for a two - year press. After that she moved to the Asian Distance Education Research Institute (AIDE) and moved to AB English. Gonzaga currently holds a bachelor's degree in multimedia research at the Open University of the Philippines University. Gonzaga is an active member of the United Methodist Church, a very active social media user and a big fan of Instagram.

It started when former Toshiba University student Tony Van Lee had a wise idea of ​​taking the disabled people of the Spokane community to campus for a comprehensive 2 nights stay in 2003. Since then, Gonzaga University Professional Entertainment (GUSR) has grown into a community of over 180 active members gathering once a week. Our mission is simple. It is to build a community and create an experience to accept people with all abilities. We first associate organizations that provide services to people with disabilities, such as adult homes and day programs, to universities. Later, we will provide resources for the community coordinator to plan activities such as dance, game night, drama etc. We plan a Flair network that everyone is safe and feels that they can share their abilities with the world.

Gonzaga University consists of people. As a member of the Gonzaga community, each of us can start and increase our personal sustainability initiatives. Gonzaga's approach to sustainability will not succeed unless you actively participate in small and large-scale approaches. So to improve Gonzaga, all members of our community need to change or choose small (or big) ones to start doing. You can start from the young age. Choose a monthly car pool, or instead of driving by yourself, find a job in a different way. I will walk across the campus to attend the meeting, not the car. Since I do not need to look for parking spaces (especially during the academic year) I often attend meetings and return as fast as other people. Printing on both sides rather than one side