Education and English-teaching specialists are needed to address global education and training needs at grassroots levels. Help improve a community's education levels, teaching methods, and language competencies, while gaining global skills for your career. Join them at this education-focused information session to learn about Volunteer experiences, ask questions about service, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. To learn more, pre-register in Handshake by clicking here.

Discover the benefits of Peace Corps service from Latinx returned Peace Corps Volunteers. Join them to learn about challenging, rewarding, and inspirational moments from their service. Ask questions about the Peace Corps service experience, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. To learn more, pre-register in Handshake by clicking here. This event is sponsored by the Career Development Center. Questions about the event? Contact us at career@loyno.edu.

Join us as Dr. Jennifer Simkin presents, "Ready, Set, Regrow: Tissue regeneration in mammals." Light refreshments will be served. 

Historian Father Bentley Anderson, S.J., a former Loyola Trustee and author of Black, White and Catholic: New Orleans Interracialism, 1948-1956 will speak to the Loyola community and guests about a complicated time in university history. Fr. Anderson will start by describing a 1948 meeting between Archbishop Rummell and local college students to discuss desegregating New Orleans’ Catholic colleges, and the years of work it would take to achieve. Xavier University President Emeritus Norman Francis, U.S. District Court Judge Ivan L.R.

Join us as Dr. Tim Mewes presents, "Magnetization Dynamics and Damping". Dr. Mewes is a Professor in the Department of Physics & Astronomy at the University of Alabama.  

Join us as Saman Salari, P.E., presents "Right Structure". Saman Salari is an Asphalt Research Engineer with the Louisiana Transportation Research Center in Baton Rouge, LA. Light refreshments will be provided.

Join us as Loyola's own, Dr. Jamileh Beik Mohammadi, presents at our first seminar of the spring semester. Light refreshments will be served.

Learn how promoting accessibility benefits all people and creates more just institutions.

Katherine Klimitas (B.A., Design, 2011) believes everyone has something they can contribute to society and that it's just a matter of figuring out what that something is and actually DOING IT. Listen as she tells her story, complete with both physical and emotional challenges, about how finding her place in the art world helped her navigate every obstacle thrown in her way. Visit her website: https://kakartnola.com/

Join us for a presentation given by Vicki Traina-Dorge, Ph.D.