Founded in 2021, the Gonzaga Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment provides resources and opportunities to students, faculty, community members, and leaders in the inland northwest to meet the unprecedented challenges facing humanity and the wider natural environment in the 21st century. Such a vision is central to our identity as a Jesuit institution of higher learning. As Pope Francis writes, “All Christian communities have an important role to play in ecological education.”
This guide was created as a central location for resources on sustainability, including relevant published research by Gonzaga faculty, teaching resources for sustainability education, journals and other publications available through the library, and more. This guide is a living document: please email climatecenter@gonzaga.edu to make a suggestion.
The Climate Center is located on the first floor of Foley Library.
Please refer to the Library Resources & Reopening Updates During COVID-19 guide for complete and current information for students and faculty during this time. We encourage you to continue using online modes of communication such as 24/7 chat, email, and scheduled Zoom consultations with the librarians as much as possible for research support and general inquiries.
