American
Themes in the AP Classroom for AP U.S. History and AP English
July
9-13, 2007
Loyola
University Chicago
Founded in 1870 by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits),
Loyola University Chicago is one of the largest of the 28 Jesuit universities
and colleges in the United States. Loyola has four campuses, three
in the greater Chicago area plus the Rome Center of Liberal Arts in
Italy. Loyola's nine schools and colleges include: arts and sciences,
business administration, education, graduate studies, law, medicine,
nursing, social work, and adult and lifelong learning. Key characteristics
distinguish Looyola University Chicago as a Jesuit Institution in
the tradition of Ignatius Loyola including:
- Demonstrating care for the individual and
compassion for others
- Pursuing excellence in academics
- Fostering in all women and men the spirit
of serving others
- Promoting in our society a concern for justice
and ethics