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LUCAP(Loyola University Community Action Program
Advisor: Josh Daly (865-2141)
Loyola University Community Action Program (LUCAP) is a student-led organization that directs volunteers in service-oriented activity within the community, informs and promotes involvement in the area of social justice, and aids in volunteers' social and spiritual growth.
Click here for more information at the LUCAP homepage.
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Big Brothers / Big Sister Collaborative
Advisor: George Gallien (864-7921)
The Big Brothers/Big Sisters Collaborative is a student organization that allows Loyola students to become a mentor for a local elementary school student. Loyola students connect with their "littles," assisting them in their school work, playing games with them, and helping guide them through the challenges of life. It is an unique one-on-one relationship that positively impacts the lives of both students, and promotes the Ignatian values of respect, service, shared discernment, care of the whole person and appreciation of things both great and small!
Click here for more information at the BBBS homepage.
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Loyola Life
Loyola Life is an interdenominational student organization that advocates for the sacredness of human life at all stages, seeking to "protect and enhance human life from conception to natural death". The Loyola Life Group welcomes any member of the university community who seeks to understand and promote the dignity and interconnectedness of human life.
Click here to visit the group's webpage.
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Peace Issues
University Ministry has maintained an active presence in the effort to promote peace among the world's religions and in local, regional and international politics. Our activities include prayer services, educational programs, forums, and other peace activities. Recent or ongoing programming related to this area includes:
• AHIMSA
• Loyola Life Group
• Pax Christi New Orleans
• SOA Peace Protest
• War in Iraq resources
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IGNACIO VOLUNTEERS: JAMAICA EXPERIENCE
Students work in Kingston Jamaica at several Catholic social service agencies with at-risk youth and with the disadvantaged population. The program is designed to give participants an exposure to the Jamaican culture and the political, sociological, economic and spiritual issues of the Caribbean and developing world. Participants will work with those of the greatest need, which include the impoverished & challenged, and the disadvantaged young and the elderly.
Contact Josh Daly at jdaly@loyno.edu for more information (Telephone: 505.865-2141.)
CLICK HERE TO VIEW ALL THE IGNACIO VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
IGNACIO VOLUNTEERS: BELIZE SUMMER CAMP


Ten to twelve students serve as teachers and coaches at a two-week day camp in English-speaking Belize, Central America. each volunteer has her/his own class with teaching in the morning and sports in the afternoons. The entire trip to Belize is three weeks in Dangriga, which is in teh middle of the country on the Caribbean coast. There will be an opportunity to experience the country of Belize, a land of rain forests, caves, jaguars and wonderful people.
Contact Fr. Ted Dziak, S.J. at dziak@loyno.edu for more information (Telephone: 504.865-2304).

