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The mission of the foundation is providing resources for enhancing the educational experience of future business leaders.

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National Resources and Events, AKPsi only events, fundraisers, social group and more.

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Alpha Sigma Nu, the honor society of Jesuit institutions of higher education, recognizes those students who distinguish themselves in scholarship, loyalty and service. The only honor society permitted to bear the name Jesuit, ╬æ╬ú╬Ø encourages its members to a lifetime pursuit of intellectual development, deepening Ignatian spirituality, service to others, and a commitment to the core principles of Jesuit education.

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-ASN Scholarships
-Seelos Grants
-ASN Community
-Alumni Clubs
-Federal Employment
-Internship Scholarships
-Reach for Excellence
-Recognize Your Outstanding Achievement
-Advance Your Professional Career

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The Mission of the International Honor Society Beta Gamma Sigma is to encourage and honor academic achievement in the study of business, to cultivate and celebrate leadership and professional excellence, to advance the values of the Society, and to serve its lifelong members.

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The mission of Kappa Delta Pi is to sustain an honored community of diverse educators by promoting excellence and advancing scholarship, leadership, and service.

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Recognize, foster and reward outstanding scholastic achievement in communication studies.
Stimulate interest in the field of communication.
Promote and encourage professional development among communication majors.
Provide an opportunity to discuss and exchange ideas in the field of communication.
Establish and maintain closer relationships between faculty and students.
Explore options for graduate education in communication studies

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To attract freshmen and sophomores to become marketing majors and minors. We will do this by serving as ambassadors for the marketing major/minor and educating underclassmen about the many benefits and opportunities that a marketing degree provides Loyola students with.

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The Goal of Loyola University Maryland’s chapter of Psi Chi—as a stated on our site— is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. Most specifically—and in congruence with Loyola’s Jesuit principle’s—Psi Chi is dedicated to providing opportunities for members to live out their commitments to the principles of Jesuit education, especially diversity, justice, service, and discernment—core values that exemplify an ethical student of psychology.

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Driven by the University's mission “to inspire students to learn, lead, and serve in a diverse and changing world,” and sponsored by the Sellinger Scholars Program, this society strives to enhance students' understanding of leadership, individual, and corporate social responsibility while fostering greater reflection on personal and professional choices.” This Society is an addition to the The Sellinger Scholars Program (SSP), a cohort-based, leadership development honors curriculum in business administration that integrates a servant leadership model. The Program provides academic rigor along with a supportive learning environment for outstanding business students utilizing exceptional faculty as teachers, advisors, and mentors. Students will emerge from the program with an understanding of leadership, social responsibility, and reflection upon personal and professional choices. The Program partners with Baltimore’s non-profit and corporate sectors to create a positive impact for a more just and equitable world. Scholars will emerge from this Honors program with the skills and desire to think critically, evaluate holistically, and be leaders of transformative change.

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All members of this society are members of The Sellinger Scholars Program, which provides an exceptional Jesuit education in business for academically superior high school graduates who have demonstrated leadership abilities. The Program offers an academically rigorous path in the disciplines and majors offered by SSBM and taught by dedicated professors in each field. Required courses include targeted career development training. The Program affords students the opportunity to engage with high-profile business executives in the Baltimore community and beyond. Finally, students have access to a built-in network of Scholar alumni.

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Iota Iota Iota, Triota, is a National Women's Studies Honor Society with over 80 chapters nationwide. Iota Iota Iota strives to maintain the feminist values central to Women's Studies and encourage diversity, egalitarianism, and a supportive academic environment for all students
The purpose of Tri Iota is to honor excellence in the academic pursuit of Women's Studies, Gender Studies, and Sexuality Studies among students on the Loyola University Maryland campus.
Tri-iota supports an intersectional approach to the study of gender and sexuality that encompasses class, race, ability, age and other differences on the Loyola campus. This organization supports volunteerism, advocacy, and activism within the Loyola community as important methods for promoting and maintaining feminist values and increasing the safety for all students.
The Alpha Chapter of Iota Iota Iota, Triota, at Metropolitan State University of Denver held its first induction ceremony in the fall of 1992.
The Greek letter, iota, was selected for the name to represent the three goddesses Inanna, Ishtar, and Isis. Southern Connecticut State University provides the following description of them:
Inanna, Ishtar, and ISIS
Inanna
Inanna was one of the primary deities of Sumer, a civilization that flourished from around 3500 BCE to 2500 BCE. She was known as the queen of the land, the source of the earth's life blood. According to some stories, she renewed her virginity each year by descending into the underworld. Mary Daly, who has reinterpreted many words referring to women, suggests that a virgin may be thought of as a wild, lusty, unsubdued woman.
Ishtar
Ishtar was the great goddess of Babylonia, a civilization located in the south of present-day Iraq from around 1800 to 1000 BCE. Ishtar - or Star - was the Light of the World, the Lawgiver, Queen of all Men. Mary Daly might call her the Audacious Truthsayer: unafraid, naming the problems, boldly telling the Truth.
Isis
Isis was the primary goddess of ancient Egypt, beginning around 3000 BCE. Worship of Isis lasted well into the first millenium of the Christian Era, and many believe she became identified with Christianity's virgin mother Mary. Isis was the goddess from whom all else arose - the Creator, the Giver of Life, the Mother of All

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Since its creation in 1967 at Texas A&M University, The International Honor Society For The Computing And Information Discipline recognizes those students who show exceptional academic performance. Known as Upsilon Pi Epsilon, the honor society is a student-led association whose mission is the recognition and promotion of high scholarship and original investigations in the branches of the Computing and Information Disciplines.

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