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The Abroad Student Network (ASN) was formed to provide Loyola students with a community of support after studying abroad. Loyola has offered support in the past, but we wanted to create a student-led community where you can connect in a more informal setting. We want students to talk about their experiences abroad, and the how they are adjusting to the transition back home.

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Active Minds is a student-lead organization that seeks to change the conversation about mental health on our campus. We aim to do this by holding club meetings, developing and executing campus-wide programming efforts, and partnering with local organizations to break the stigma surrounding mental health.

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The mission of The Adam Smith Economic Society is to educate and start conversation amongst peers over economic ideas. We also strive to offer another avenue to the development of cura personalis through the building of bonds between the Loyola community at large and current students, creating unique ways for students to engage with their professors and alumni outside of the classroom.

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Access to economic events and connection to alumni network.

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Our mission statement is to share, listen, understand and act upon systemic issues that are embedded in society and to make Loyola students cognizant of said issues.

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Our mission as a club is to support individuals with various
Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and their families through service, fundraising,
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The Minor in African and African American Studies (AAAS) offers opportunities for critical examination and a sophisticated understanding of the cultural, social, political, economic, and historical factors that have created and shaped Africa and its diaspora, including black experiences in the United States, the Caribbean, and throughout the globe.

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The African Student’s Association (ASA) serves to integrate and foster the unity of students from different African culture, and exists as a support system and resource for any student at Loyola. The organization presents students with prominent issues relating to Africa and encourages them to partake in inclusive events/activates that expose the University to the different culture of the continent. The ASA also strives to serve the community by collaborating with different organizations.

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ALANA (African, Latinx, Asian and Native American) Services is committed to providing support, services, and programs that encourage the success of students of color at Loyola University Maryland. Through intentional programming and a broad spectrum of services, we seek to foster the academic, personal, spiritual, and leadership development of ALANA students.

As a department, ALANA sponsors a variety of programs aimed at enriching and educating members of Loyola's campus community about issues related to diversity, inclusion and cultural awareness.

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ALANA Services oversees 8 ALANA Student Organizations that provide the institution with events that seek to celebrate Diversity and Inclusion while building the visibility of students that identify at Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). While ALANA primarily supports students through their racial and ethnic identity development, ALANA also seeks to support students through an intersectional framework because students have various identities, and the support can expand to help many students that would fall under the marginalized population.

The 8 ALANA Organizations are:
Asian Cultural Alliance (ACA)
Association of Latinx Students (ALAS)
African Student Association (ASA)
Black Student Association (BSA)
Caribbean Students' Union (CSU)
Middle Eastern South Asian Student Alliance (MESA)
Mosaic: A Womxn of Color Initiative
Native American Student Association (NASA)

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The African Student’s Association (ASA) serves to integrate and foster the unity of students from different African culture, and exists as a support system and resource for any student at Loyola. The organization presents students with prominent issues relating to Africa and encourages them to partake in inclusive events/activates that expose the University to the different culture of the continent. The ASA also strives to serve the community by collaborating with different organizations.

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Promoting, Educating, and Celebrating all cultures that fall within the Asian Diaspora

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The Association for Latin American and Spanish Students’ mission is to foster awareness of the Latino Culture through educational programming and outreach to the Loyola community. With the infusion of Jesuit values and Latinx perspectives, ALAS aims to immerse Loyola students and faculty into a community open to cultural awareness and appreciation and proactive involvement in current issues of the Latinx population.

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The mission of the Black Student Association (BSA) is to promote awareness and celebrate all facets of Black culture through service projects, educational programs, social inclusiveness and self-exploration while upholding the spirit of the Jesuit ideals.

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The mission of the Caribbean Students’ Union (CSU) is to provide a place for students from the Caribbean and those interested in the Caribbean culture to share in the celebration of diversity in the Loyola community. We aim to accomplish this by sharing experiences, and exploring traditions through effective planning and programming. We seek to introduce the Loyola community to the many wonderful aspects of Caribbean life.

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The Middle Eastern and South Asian Student Alliance promotes the awareness, understanding, and appreciation of Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures among Loyola students. Our goal is to foster a sense of community within the student body and increase Middle Eastern and South Asian cultural awareness throughout the Loyola campus, as well as the surrounding Baltimore area. We welcome students of all ethnic backgrounds to participate in our events.

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We strive to provide resources, support, and encouragement for Womxn of Color on Loyola's campus and aboard. Through our development of an inclusive environment that fosters sisterhood and lifelong friends. We aim to involve, inform, and inspire Womxn who embody the excellence of the collective presence and hold intersectionality at the forefront of their minds.

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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, ΑΣΝ 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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American Politics Club aims to create a space on Loyola’s campus for true debate surrounding today’s most contentious political issues. A politically nonpartisan organization, American Politics Club celebrates the diversity in ideology that exists on Loyola’s campus, for without the dissent of popular positions, there may never be truth. The organization is poised at equipping Loyola students with the tools necessary to navigate the modern political climate, from streamlining one’s arguments to making accurate, all-encompassing opinions on such broad matters. Our ultimate goal is to create a space where students feel safe expressing their views in a professional, academic setting, in keeping of this University’s values. We cherish this University’s commitment to doing justice and wish to continue this legacy through the work we do in this organization.

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ASL Club provides a safe and fun environment for students to learn about ASL & Deaf culture!

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Allow the members of the club an opportunity to share what they enjoy with others who all have a common interest.

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Arabyola is Loyola's Arabic Language club that helps enrich student's knowledge about the Arabic language and aims to observe Arab Culture. Everyone is welcome as we continue on this journey celebrate the beautiful and unique history of the Arab world.

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A creative and inclusive space for art majors, minors, and non-art students to come together to learn more about art, develop art skills, help the community, and support local artists.

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Access to Loyola Art Studios and supplies as well as a community of students with similar interests.

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Promoting, Educating, and Celebrating all cultures that fall within the Asian Diaspora

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The Loyola Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a student organization where members get involved with the CS department to organize and participate in a variety of professional and social events throughout the academic year, such as speakers, socials, resume clinics, back-to-school nights, movie nights, and mock interviews.

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- Boost Leadership Skills
- Being an active member of the organization and planning of activities and events created by the CS department.
- Create Networking

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The Association for Latin American and Spanish Students’ mission is to foster awareness of the Latino Culture through educational programming and outreach to the Loyola community. With the infusion of Jesuit values and Latinx perspectives, ALAS aims to immerse Loyola students and faculty into a community open to cultural awareness and appreciation and proactive involvement in current issues of the Latinx population.

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Striving to foster profound and philosophical thought about the universe through the study and identification of star patterns and making sense of what the universe fundamentally is.

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Some benefits include socialization with like-minded individuals with similar interests and education on astronomical-related topics.

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Loyola Athletic's 18 teams compete at the NCAA Division I level and in the Patriot League. Games and contests are held in Reitz Arena, Ridley Athletic Complex, the Mangione Pool at the Fitness & Aquatics Center, The Loyola/Johns Hopkins Track & Field Facility and the McClure Tennis Center at Ridley Athletic Complex.

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Student Ticket Policy

FREE TICKET: All full-time undergraduate and graduate students are entitled to receive one (1) free general admission ticket to all Loyola Athletics men's and women's soccer, basketball and lacrosse home games. Other home sporting events are free to the general public and do not require tickets. This policy does not apply to Patriot League or NCAA postseason events held at Loyola University Maryland.

HOW: Simply present your Loyola University Maryland ID card at the Loyola Box Office on the day of the event to obtain your free game ticket. To purchase additional tickets, or if you have any questions, please call the Loyola Box Office at (410) 617-1420 or stop by Monday - Friday, 11 AM - 6 PM.

WHERE TO SIT: The "Student Section" for men's basketball home games is located in sections 2, 3 and 4 at Reitz Arena. Please refrain from sitting in other reserved seating sections as another fan may have purchased these tickets. For all other home games, you are welcome to sit in any General Admission seat in Reitz Arena or Ridley Athletic Complex.

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A premier group of student leaders who serve as vocational discernment and career exploration peer mentors through the Sophomore RoadTrip and Pathfinders programs.

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Atlas mentors have access to a supportive group of peers dedicated to exploring authentic living. They gain a deeper understanding of the tools and processes of career exploration, vocational discernment, and decision-making. Atlases receive hands-on experience accompanying and mentoring others on similar journeys.

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Run and build community with Back on my Feet Baltimore's Penn North Team! Club meets M/W at 5 AM to go over and run with the team. To learn more about Back on my Feet: https://backonmyfeet.org/about-us/mission-vision/

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The Baking Club aims to form a community by welcoming those that share a common interest in baking. Without regards to prior experience, we want each member to learn something new and develop different skills! Watch us whip, learn new recipes, and bake with newly discovered friends!

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By becoming a member of the Baking Club, you are given the opportunity to create a community among those who share a common interest with you. Not only will you be creating delicious baked goods, but you will also feel welcomed by your fellow bakers. We know being a student from home can be tough and lonely, so we want all members to feel the excitement of trying something new & to know that they are a part of something that makes them happy.

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We're an environmental organization which seeks to balance advocacy and action, specifically regarding the benefits of native plants and the dangers of invasive species. Our meetings involve sustainability education, event planning (e.g., planting days), and organizational concerns (e.g., social media initiatives, club advertisement).

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The Baltimore Environmental Film Series at Loyola University Maryland was inspired by the great environmentally themed film festivals in the mid-Atlantic including Environmental Film Fest in the Nation’s Capital and The Environmental Film Fest at Yale. As a Jesuit Catholic Institution environmental sustainability is important to the mission and values of Loyola University Maryland. This film series merges the art of film with education and advocacy for those affected by the major environmental issues of the time. The film series is one of many events publicizing the interdisciplinary minor in Environmental Studies. The series is supported by many programs and offices across campus and supported by funding from the Loyola College Dean's Office & other sources as noted on the events.

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Our goal is to create a welcoming environment focused on fitness through strength training and weightlifting techniques. We will strive to help individuals with different fitness levels achieve goals on proper form and functionality. We seek to help members of the Loyola community mitigate stress, boost self-confidence, and foster new friendships in a fitness-oriented environment.

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At the root of Loyola University Maryland’s values lies the commitment to foster a stronger community. The a cappella groups at Loyola Maryland seek to engage the community and encourage participation in the arts via performance and a strong presence on campus.

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To establish a volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)

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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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Our mission is to create a friendly environment for students who love Biology to thrive in.

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BIPOC Affinity Housing will allow students to maintain a sense of belonging and self-worth while providing the opportunity to reconnect with cultural identities, regroup and process experiences, and be surrounded by a community of support. Residents will be considered for the community based on their self-identification within one of the racial or ethnic groups outlined by the term Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), including but not limited to: African American, Native American, Asian, Hispanic, Latinx, or Hawaiian identities. BIPOC Affinity Housing members would be expected to maintain excellence and integrity throughout campus, cultivate an awareness of social justice issues, express compassion and respect for other cultures, as well as maintain a social orientation that is free of stereotypical and micro-aggressive ideals. This community welcomes all residents who are interested in exploring, celebrating, and affirming the diversity of Black, Indigenous, People of Color and their cultural experiences, within both historical and contemporary contexts.

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This community will seek to promote and support the African American community. Through this intentional living community the "Black and Grey" will create a safe and comfortable living space for African Americans to subdue the daily microaggressions and stressors of attending a predominantly white institution.

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The mission of the Black Student Association (BSA) is to promote awareness and celebrate all facets of Black culture through service projects, educational programs, social inclusiveness and self-exploration while upholding the spirit of the Jesuit ideals.

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Our goal is to create determined, dedicated, and driven individuals who can apply their Loyola values to working on cardio, and core workouts. We’re here to have fun for the love of the art of boxing and learning to defend ourselves. This is a community of martial artists, practicing self-discipline and pushing our physical and mental limits.

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Student Life provides the foundation for a safe and inclusive home where community engagement is not only supported – it’s expected.

Building meaningful relationships within invested and engaged living environments, residents learn how to become conscientious, caring, and equity-minded leaders on campus and within their local communities.

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The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is a student-run organization that strives to enhance the Loyola student experience through planning and promoting a wide range of social, cultural, recreational, and educational on-campus programs. CAB is responsive to student interests with a primary goal of creating a dynamic, lively campus social environment.

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Wherever you are on your faith journey, Campus Ministry is here to help you explore who you are, strengthen your relationship with God and grow into who you are becoming. We hope that our presence will empower students to create a community, rooted in faith, that is integrated into their daily lives through experience, discernment, and the promotion of justice.

Rooted in our Ignatian tradition, Campus Ministry offers opportunities to pray, reflect, discern and connect with our Loyola community. You are welcome in our community and all we do!

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Campus Ministry oversees many different Affiliated Student Organizations that provide the institution of Loyola with events to help students stay in touch with their faith journey, social justice, and create a diverse and inclusive community.

The Campus Ministry Affiliated Student Organizations are:
Chapel Choir
CURA-Faith Sharing Groups (CURA)
Gospel Choir
Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ)
Kairos
Kino
Liturgical Ministry (LITMIN)
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

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The mission of the Loyola University Maryland Chapel Choir is to join singers and instrumentalists in community to share and expand their musical talents and faith. This is a ministry for those willing to commit themselves to practicing their craft-working with others to enable the song of God’s people to rise in joyful praise.

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Our mission is to bring not just the Loyola community but other communities together through soulful music and praise.

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Small, mixed choral group that performs repertoire from the Renaissance era, the Golden Age of Broadway, and vocal jazz (from the 1930's to the present).

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The mission of the Caribbean Students’ Union (CSU) is to provide a place for students from the Caribbean and those interested in the Caribbean culture to share in the celebration of diversity in the Loyola community. We aim to accomplish this by sharing experiences, and exploring traditions through effective planning and programming. We seek to introduce the Loyola community to the many wonderful aspects of Caribbean life.

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Connecting Campus + Community for a More Just and Equitable World

Loyola’s Center for Community, Service, + Justice (CCSJ) connects campus and community for a more just and equitable world.

Inspired by Loyola’s Jesuit Catholic educational mission and identity that calls for a dynamic integration of academic excellence, social responsibility, and faith that does justice, CCSJ is committed to reciprocal collaboration with community partners and to involvement with people who are marginalized. CCSJ aspires to place a shared emphasis on the engagement of Loyola students and faculty and the pursuit of positive community impact in Loyola’s immediate York Road neighborhoods, throughout Baltimore City, and the world.

CCSJ Aims:
1. Engage Loyola students and faculty to serve, learn and lead for a more just and equitable world.
2. Build capacity for positive change in our local York Road community.
3. Animate Loyola’s mission through measuring, highlighting, and communicating our work internally and externally.

CCSJ Values:
Through CCSJ and York Road Initiative programs, policies, operations and culture, we value:

• Anti-racism, as racism affects all other structures of inequity.
• The dignity of all people and our common home by practicing love in action with our neighbors.
• Local community power, wisdom and relationships.
• Collaboration, education and connecting through relationships to promote positive collective social impact.
• Dismantling systems of oppression, transparent and inclusive decision-making processes and the equitable distribution of power and resources.

Commitment to Racial Justice:
Inspired by our mission to connect campus and community for a more just and equitable world, Loyola’s Center for Community, Service, and Justice (CCSJ) strives to become an anti-racist organization. We will pursue this commitment by investing in our capacity to think critically about the role race plays in our relationships, programs, and organization and we acknowledge that we will be personally and professionally challenged in this work. Please read our commitment statement which has been uploaded to this site. Additionally, please join us in utilizing CCSJ’s social and racial justice databases on our website which is available to all: https://www.loyola.edu/department/ccsj/resources

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The Ignatian Solidarity Network hosts the annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ) for members of the Ignatian family (Jesuit institutions and larger church) to honor the lives of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador and their companions and to gather in the context of social justice and solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate together. It is a place where people are empowered, re-energized, inspired, challenged, and supported by a community that sees faith and justice as integrally linked.

Join the Loyola delegation for the largest annual gathering of U.S. Jesuit-affiliated institutions: Jesuit colleges & high schools, JVC, Jesuit Refugee Services, Jesuit parishes, and more! Learn about issues affecting human dignity like systemic racism and mass incarceration, immigration reform, the School of the Americas, environmental justice, and fair trade.

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Connecting Campus + Community for a More Just and Equitable World

Loyola’s Center for Community, Service, + Justice (CCSJ) connects campus and community for a more just and equitable world.

Inspired by Loyola’s Jesuit Catholic educational mission and identity that calls for a dynamic integration of academic excellence, social responsibility, and faith that does justice, CCSJ is committed to reciprocal collaboration with community partners and to involvement with people who are marginalized. CCSJ aspires to place a shared emphasis on the engagement of Loyola students and faculty and the pursuit of positive community impact in Loyola’s immediate York Road neighborhoods, throughout Baltimore City, and the world.

CCSJ Aims:
1. Engage Loyola students and faculty to serve, learn and lead for a more just and equitable world.
2. Build capacity for positive change in our local York Road community.
3. Animate Loyola’s mission through measuring, highlighting, and communicating our work internally and externally.

CCSJ Values:
Through CCSJ and York Road Initiative programs, policies, operations and culture, we value:

• Anti-racism, as racism affects all other structures of inequity.
• The dignity of all people and our common home by practicing love in action with our neighbors.
• Local community power, wisdom and relationships.
• Collaboration, education and connecting through relationships to promote positive collective social impact.
• Dismantling systems of oppression, transparent and inclusive decision-making processes and the equitable distribution of power and resources.

Commitment to Racial Justice:
Inspired by our mission to connect campus and community for a more just and equitable world, Loyola’s Center for Community, Service, and Justice (CCSJ) strives to become an anti-racist organization. We will pursue this commitment by investing in our capacity to think critically about the role race plays in our relationships, programs, and organization and we acknowledge that we will be personally and professionally challenged in this work. Please read our commitment statement which has been uploaded to this site. Additionally, please join us in utilizing CCSJ’s social and racial justice databases on our website which is available to all: https://www.loyola.edu/department/ccsj/resources

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Loyola's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship aims to nurture student innovators and make an impact in the Baltimore community through education, hands-on experiences, and creative experimentation.

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Learn about upcoming events and opportunities at Loyola and in the Baltimore community!

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Small, classical instrumental ensemble. The repertoire offers a wide range of styles and periods to fit the enrolled instrumentation.

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The mission of the Loyola University Maryland Chapel Choir is to join singers and instrumentalists in community to share and expand their musical talents and faith. This is a ministry for those willing to commit themselves to practicing their craft-working with others to enable the song of God’s people to rise in joyful praise.

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Student Life provides the foundation for a safe and inclusive home where community engagement is not only supported – it’s expected.

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The Chemistry Club seeks to create a community for chemists and provide support for them during their time at Loyola and beyond. Our club emphasizes the Jesuit tenant of magis, as we hope to guide those who are deciding on a career path, to further their education, and to provide relevant experiences in the chemistry field.

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To create an environment that enables any Loyola student, no matter their experience level, to play and learn chess. Beginners will be welcome and taught. Those familiar with the game shall be provided with a space to play and expand their understanding of chess strategy.

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At the root of Loyola University Maryland’s values lies the commitment to foster a stronger community. The a cappella groups at Loyola Maryland seek to engage the community and encourage participation in the arts via performance and a strong presence on campus.

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A club for students interested in learning more about Chinese culture and language!

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To bring students together to learn about and enjoy all things related to the Classical world.

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Climbing Club’s mission is to foster an interest for climbing in the broader Loyola community, as well as create a flourishing environment for climbers.

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Climbing, competition, and a fun way to meet people and cultivate friendships.

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To spread the love of Handball around the campus of Loyola

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Foster an inclusive and competitive environment for all players involved

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Our mission is to teach people the sport of ultimate frisbee in a fun and competitive way!

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-Learn new skills (or improve existing ones)
-Participate in a competitive team sport
-Make friends
-Stay active

Speak to any members of leadership to be put on the email lists to get details on practice times and other team events.

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Our mission is to provide a space where all students can feel a sense of community and belonging in relation to their political beliefs and values. We seek to engage students to be civically engaged and informed voters. We hope to inspire students to be interested and invested in political issues that concern social justice and equality. Additionally, we want to serve as a club to educate and build a community around these values. While we are a partisan club, we embrace students from across the political spectrum. As Jesuit students, we are called to be engaged citizens and our goal as a club is to help facilitate that within our student body, regardless of party affiliation.

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- A community of likeminded individuals to engage with
- Alternatively, a space to hear from people who have opinions that differ from your own
- Hearing from guest speakers
- Internship opportunities/ networking
- Club projects and volunteer opportunities
- Being a member of the larger Maryland College Democrats network
- Social Events
- Debate watch parties
- Voter registration and education

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We recognize that central to liberal art education is free thought and discussion. Our mission is to help give Republican students a voice, spark dialogue surrounding Republican ideas on campus, and ultimately become active in furthering Republican political thought beyond our campus. In past years, Loyola College Republicans has functioned as a discussion group for Republican ideas. We recognize the merits of this discussion. In order to fulfill our mission and extend this discussion beyond our current membership, we would like to transition into a more active chapter in coordination with the Maryland Federation of College Republicans through the modes stated in Article II, Section 1.

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Bringing people together through the shared love of color!

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The purpose of CSO is to provide commuter students a safe and inclusive environment where students can engage and connect with each other to foster a sense of growth and connection to the Loyola community.

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Large, SATB choral ensemble that performs music in the standard repertoire from the 16th century to the present.

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Our mission is to assist the Cool Kids Campaign in Towson in their mission: “devoted to improving the quality of life for pediatric oncology patients and their families by focusing on the academic, social and emotional needs brought on by a cancer diagnosis;” we hope to provide them with emotional support and enjoyable moments through different volunteering activities and fundraising.

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Corridors literary journal showcases student work in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, and photography. With the dual aims to share the best that Loyola writers, artists, and other creatives have to offer and to provide students interested in editing, publishing, design, publicity, marketing, writing, and/or art the opportunity to gain experience in those areas, Corridors seeks hard-working, dedicated students to join its staff. Corridors is also part of the Loyola community, sponsoring workshops and readings as well as hosting a huge release party (with food!) at the end of the year!

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The Loyola University Maryland Counseling Center supports student growth and learning by providing developmentally-oriented psychological services and programs to help students maintain their emotional well-being and achieve their educational and personal goals. We promote a healthy and inclusive community through relationship-building, education, crisis intervention, and support. Our mission is inspired by the core values of our Jesuit university to encourage life-long learning, development of the whole person, self-reflection, values clarification, and spiritual development in a diverse and changing world.

The Counseling Center is Accredited by the International Association of Counseling Services, Inc.

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Our mission as a club is to utilize the art of crochet to create a more sustainable Baltimore while simultaneously assisting those struggling with housing insecurity.

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Using our understanding and education of the cryptocurrency market, we plan to gather a strong Loyola undergraduate community who are willing to learn and grow financially by utilizing the power of the blockchain.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cryptoloyola/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CryptoLoyola

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- Access to handpicked articles revolving around the market situation to help make decisions with your portfolio
- Weekly updates via email to ensure members are always up to date on current events
- Initial help for beginners to easily get their crypto portfolios up and running

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To provide an inclusive outlet through movement and love for dance.

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The primary mission of the Loyola University Maryland Dance Team is to function as a spirit support group, and represent the University, Department of Recreational Sports, and Athletics in a positive manner.

The Loyola University Maryland Dance Team performs at all home men’s and women’s basketball games in addition to making numerous appearances at other athletic, campus, and community events.

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Get involved and meet like-minded friends who are pursuing the same area of study as you. Academic and professional organizations are a great way to network and explore potential career paths!

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As a member, you are able to attend lectures and events put on by the Data Science Club. The club also has its own resources, specifically for networking and career exploration help.

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Connecting, empowering, and promoting healthy speech and debate among students!

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Strengthen professional oracy
Learn and teach our community about your experience that shapes your opinions
Heed constructive criticism to strengthen ones abilities in supporting and countering arguments

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Disability Support Services' mission is to provide students with disabilities the equal opportunity to participate in all Loyola programs and activities, so students can learn, lead, and serve in a diverse and changing world. The DSS staff works to ensure students have equal access to Loyola programs and activities by eliminating barriers of any type (e.g., physical, programmatic, attitudinal, or electronic). Questions, comments, or concerns? Contact Disability Support Services.

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Disability Support Services is available to provide appropriate and reasonable supports and modifications so that students may fully participate in life at the University.

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Do Better Loyola started as a student-led, independent, initiative in response to dozens of stories from survivors of gender-based violence shared with the national Do Better campaign. Founded at Denver University, we strive to bring the national campaign’s goals of amplifying survivor voices, shifting campus culture, and creating sustainable change through policy and advocacy at Loyola University Maryland. Our members engage in community outreach with both administration and students to address issues with policy, education, and resources as well as promote awareness for gender-based violence. 

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- Join the student-led effort to address gender-based violence and sexual assault within the Loyola University Maryland community
- Activism and action-based initiatives
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- Be part of a movement to make Loyola's community a safe and inclusive environment
- The opportunity to highlight your own talents and interests in the different facets of our organization

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Student Life provides the foundation for a safe and inclusive home where community engagement is not only supported – it’s expected.

Building meaningful relationships within invested and engaged living environments, residents learn how to become conscientious, caring, and equity-minded leaders on campus and within their local communities.

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The mission of Education Ambassadors is to represent the Loyola University Maryland School of Education by providing resources and information about our School for prospective and current students. We represent the Loyola School of Education at formal colloquiums, lectures, open houses, and information sessions. Any prospective or current student seeking to talk to a current undergraduate student is encouraged to email: Erin Connolly, Elementary Education major, Special Education and Studio Art minors (ekconnolly@loyola.edu), Kat Stringer, Elementary Education major, Spanish minor (krstringer@loyola.edu), or eduambassadors@loyola.edu. We are excited to help in any way we can!

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The engineering club shall promote socially responsible engineering through assisting first and second year students, providing extracurricular seminars, plant visits, contests, pop up classes, job and graduate school pursuits, and networking.

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Our mission is to create a community for our members to become more informed about environmental justice, particularly in Baltimore, and to learn how as college students we can become better advocates in our communities (On campus, in Baltimore, globally).

We strive to empower and support our members to take action about environmental issues.

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JOIN OUR DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Y9y2ZKvcdv
Loyola Esports is a community for anyone who plays video games. There’s something for everyone, if you’re more of a casual player who wants to find a group to play games, or if you’re deep into a games competitive scene and are looking for a team to compete with, we offer ways you can engage with like-minded people. Our student led team of officers helps us provide our members with tons oppritunities: events, game nights, and casual and competitive tournaments.
We also offer our athletes the opportunity to compete in an esports league hosted by the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). The ECAC offers weekly competitive events and playoffs in a number of titles: League of Legends, Rocket League, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, Overwatch, Hearthstone, NBA2K, FIFA, Madden, and Fortnite.

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There are three primary goals on the Evergreen Annual Yearbook student organization, including:
1. To plan, design, produce, and distribute the annual-student run yearbook of Loyola University Maryland;
1. To promote our organization on campus and represent student life in a manner that is diverse, equitable, inclusive, and otherwise consistent with the values and mission of Loyola University Maryland;
1. To give students valuable experience in production, structured deadlines, teamwork, and other communication-related fields.

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The Evergreen Players is Loyola’s Theatre Program, focused on building a community around something we all love: theatre.

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Being part of the Evergreen Players is centered on creating a community of those passionate about theatre. Whether performing on stage, working behind the scenes, or being part of the action in any other ways, our community is all about supporting one another through theatre.

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The Evergreens are a group of student mentors who volunteer their time to assist new students in their transition to college.

Evergreen Application: https://cglink.me/2hL/s79608

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Fellowship of Christian Athletes invites all athletes to come together and celebrate the light of Christ. Particularly, Loyola athletes have recently found an urge share their diverse backgrounds in faith. The devotions invite all peoples of different religions and backgrounds despite the association with Fellowship of Christian athletes

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FMA International is to serve the global finance community by:

broadening the common interests between academics and practitioners.
providing opportunities for professional interaction between and among academics, practitioners and students.
promoting the development and understanding of basic and applied research and of sound financial practices.
enhancing the quality of education in finance.

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Opportunities to present research and network with peers at FMA International conferences
Access to the Member Directory and the FMA Placement Services Resume & Job Board – the most complete list of doctoral-qualified positions in finance
Subscription to Financial Management journal (published quarterly)
Exclusive articles and handbooks on topics from leading scholars, such as Michael Jensen and Myron Scholes
Comprehensive online library of papers and videos on topics ranging from behavioral finance, market microstructure, capital structure, econometrics, IPOs, asset pricing, portfolio management, and more
Vast resources on teaching and professional development
Discounts on conference submissions
35% off titles in the FMA Survey and Synthesis Book Series
Access the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance at a discounted rate of $20 USD per year (a $100 USD savings!)
Access the Journal of Financial Education at a discounted rate of $45 USD per year (a $55 USD savings!)

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FGHA serves to elevate the voices of Loyola’s first-generation student community while providing an open forum for all students. FGHA will strive to educate the Loyola community about the needs and concerns of first-generation students. FGHA, as an extension of the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Studies (ODUGS), will plan events that celebrate Loyola’s First Gen community, provide informational resources to Loyola’s student body, and foster First Gen allyship amongst the Loyola community. FGHA, in conjunction with ODUGS, will uphold the goals, objectives, and principals of the national First Gen Forward initiative. Finally, FGHA will strive to always uphold the principals on equity and inclusion. All FGHA members and events will work to foster an inclusive and welcoming environment.

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Membership in FGHA is open to all individuals who identify as either a first-generation student or a first gen ally. FGHA will welcome all individuals regardless of class year, major, and background. All FGHA members will be expected to be an active part of the Loyola community either through community service, extra-curricular activities, work study positions, or through all other active on-campus departments/clubs/organizations.

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First-Generation Student Success is here to support all of our first-gen students as they navigate their college experience. We connect students with resources around campus, and provide a space for networking and community for first-gen students, faculty, staff, and administrators.

Contact Mary Beth Mudric (mmudric@loyola.edu) with any questions about First-Gen initiatives at Loyola.

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What we are striving to do is to hear from students about what they think Loyola needs to do to make it a safer place for students with food allergies. We also strive to build community with our peers with food allergies based on our shared experiences.

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The Loyola Forensics Organization (LOFO) is a student organization designed to promote further learning and professional development in preparation for a career involving criminal justice and/or forensic studies. Members of the organization will be able to foster relationships with members of similar interests while learning more about the criminal justice and forensic studies fields through extracurricular activities hosted by the organization.

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French club encourages students to advance their linguistic and cultural understanding of French in an interactive, educational manner.

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Our student chapter is to learn more about MSF and their assistance to populations in distress, to victims of natural or man-made disasters, and to victims of armed conflict.

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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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Loyola German Club celebrates German culture and heritage on campus and around Baltimore.

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GSBC believes that we have a shared responsibility to care for our common home, locally and globally. By fostering a greater awareness of sustainability internationally and the role of business in effectuating positive change, we can demonstrate our commitment to global and sustainable business practices through our academic, personal, and professional endeavors and choices.

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The Graduate Student Organization (GSO) is a student-run organization representing all graduate students at Loyola University Maryland. The mission of the GSO is to establish a responsible and representative organization that will support and foster the needs and interests of the graduate student body.

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The Greyhound Visual Art Salon is a space where artists (or anyone interested) can connect and share their work. A main goal of ours is to maintain an environment where everyone feels included, whether they have a passion for art or not. Structured like a classroom critique, Greyhounds can attend these meetings to observe other’s art, give feedback, and/or share their work (whether it is finished or in progress) to get feedback from their peers. Participating in this Salon will not only will you grow as an artist, but you will grow as a person!

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Being a part of this club will help you develop a new or enhanced understanding for visual arts!

To sign up, fill out this quick google form!

https://forms.gle/y5JMWarfA975Zo3d6

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The Loyola Greysounds is an inclusive and welcoming group for students who love to sing and have a passion for the performing arts. As a team, we strive to lead and create using each of our unique voices. We work closely together as a group to build meaningful friendships and outstanding performances.

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This group seeks to preserve and promote Greek education, sciences, arts, music, philosophy, etc., and sponsors programming to support Greek culture.

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As the #1 online magazine for college women, our mission at Her Campus Loyola Maryland is to promote women empowerment through writing, editing, social media and marketing. Her Campus is a place for women to be themselves while also cultivating relationships.

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Our hiking club is dedicated to promoting the physical and mental well-being of our members through outdoor exploration and adventure. We strive to create a supportive community of individuals who share a love for nature and the joy of hiking. Our mission is to provide opportunities for our members to connect with nature, challenge themselves, and build lasting friendships through organized hikes and connecting with nature. We believe that by fostering a sense of curiosity, respect, and stewardship for the natural world, we can inspire a deeper appreciation for our planet and a commitment to its preservation.

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Hillside RAs On-Call - 443-632-8023
Available everyday from 8pm-8am

Student Life provides the foundation for a safe and inclusive home where community engagement is not only supported – it’s expected.

Building meaningful relationships within invested and engaged living environments, residents learn how to become conscientious, caring, and equity-minded leaders on campus and within their local communities.

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We aim to foster a love of History in LUM students with an emphasis on community and nonpartisanship.

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Meet other students who share a love of history!

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Our mission is to foster inclusivity and build transformative relationships within and between the Down syndrome community in Baltimore and the Hounds at Loyola. We want to hangout, enjoy each other’s company, and cultivate an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcomed and valued.☺

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Provide equity research on publicly traded companies in the technology, energy, healthcare, and consumer-retail industries. Members will break up into groups to build relationships while learning and gaining exposure in their industry.

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Through fundraising initiatives, awareness campaigns, and outreach work with local anti-trafficking organizations, our goal is to inform the Loyola community on the issue of human trafficking as it affects our Baltimore community and the world around us. We hope to shed light on the horrible injustice of human trafficking, amplify the voices of survivors, and advocate for an end to human trafficking here in our Baltimore community and around the world.

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Hounds Helping Hounds Club aims to provide aspiring Pre-Veterinarians and animal lovers with accessible volunteer services to practice animal care.The primary purpose of the club is to supply local shelters with dog/cat food, towels, newspapers, cleaning supplies, toys, etc.

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Experience in animal shelters will also supply Pre-Vet students with sufficient hours to apply/ meet requirements for veterinary colleges. For students interested in the Pre-Vet track, opportunities such as veterinary shadowing at local clinics can be offered.

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We aim to provide students from all areas of study with the opportunity to experiment and gain hands on experience with new and relevant development boards, such as: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, FPGA, and more. For Electrical and Computer Engineering majors, this club plans to serve as a supplement to what is learned in class. For all other majors, this club is a chance to learn new and useful skills.

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The Ignatian Solidarity Network hosts the annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ) for members of the Ignatian family (Jesuit institutions and larger church) to honor the lives of the Jesuit martyrs of El Salvador and their companions and to gather in the context of social justice and solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate together. It is a place where people are empowered, re-energized, inspired, challenged, and supported by a community that sees faith and justice as integrally linked.

Join the Loyola delegation for the largest annual gathering of U.S. Jesuit-affiliated institutions: Jesuit colleges & high schools, JVC, Jesuit Refugee Services, Jesuit parishes, and more! Learn about issues affecting human dignity like systemic racism and mass incarceration, immigration reform, the School of the Americas, environmental justice, and fair trade.

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