2016-2017 Meet the Alumni Service Corps
(l to r) Quinn McGee, Robert Horan, Maxen Haveles
Quinn McGee
Quinn McGee, Gonzaga class of 2012, is a new graduate from the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts where he spent most of his time singing with his A Capella group, Sons of Pitches, and participating and leading several different types of service opportunities. He was in charge of a weekly service project to the Mustard Seed, a soup kitchen that serves a large amount of families and the homeless with a policy to never turn a person away. Along with that, he was also a leader with Working 4 Worcester, a day of service where over $400,000 worth of playgrounds, sports equipment and spaces, and landscaping are built all around the city by more than 1000 volunteers. He chose to spend his Junior year abroad in Galway, Ireland. This year he is really excited to be back at Gonzaga working with the best students and faculty around. He is one of the Freshman Crew coaches after school and is working with Campus Ministry this fall.
Robert Horan
Robert Horan graduated from Gonzaga in the Spring of 2012, and then pursued a degree in Communication at George Mason University. In college he was active in campus ministry (GMU CCM) as well as student media, where he assisted in many live sports broadcasts. At GMU CCM, Robert participated in many service events including the annual “Brown Bag Sunday” as part of Hunger and Homelessness Action Week. He was also involved with weekly service, and frequently attended daily Mass. As a member of the ASC, Robert is excited to serve in campus ministry, and assist with other clubs and activities, and maybe the occasional WZAG feature.
Maxen Haveles
Maxen Haveles graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in May 2016 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. While at Rensselaer, he played varsity lacrosse for two years, and was a member of the Mechanical Engineering Department Student Advisory Council. Maxen is excited to be back on Eye Street to be able to give back to the community that gave so much to him. He is planning on helping with the GEAR club, the 3D Printing club, and the squash and lacrosse teams.