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Thursday, April 13, 2007 Visit Loyola's official MySpace profile at: www.myspace.com/loyolauniversitychicago and get Loyola's new student activities podcast at: www.luc.edu/orgs/usg. IN THIS ISSUE: Register for Fall 2007: Tips to Prepare
For first-year students, sophomores, juniors and transfer students in the College of Arts and Sciences and for first-year students and sophomores in the Schools of Business, Education, Nursing and Social Work, the Office of Academic Advising and Services will hold special walk-in advising hours for registration-related questions. These extended walk-in hours are: Monday, April 16, 9 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Juniors, seniors and transfer students in the Schools of Business, Education, Nursing and Social Work should contact their school's dean's office for advising information.
Comment on Loyola's Ethos StatementShare your thoughts and ideas about Loyola's Ethos Statement by completing an anonymous survey by Monday, April 16. The Ethos Statement is a document outlining the standards to which students are held accountable. The Ethos Statement Review Committee is revising the statement to better represent students. Please complete the survey to share your input with committee members. The survey is available at: http://studentvoice.com/p/?UUID=8fb68b8060b941e0bfca89e4b09e7ea2.
Talk Tech with ITSInformation Technology Services (ITS) invites all Loyola students to participate in a focus group on Monday, April 16, at 4 p.m. in Granada West Conference Room, Granada Center, Lake Shore Campus. ITS is interested in gathering student input about particular technologies, experiences and services, including the following: Pizza and beverages will be provided, and participants will also receive other items for their participation. To sign up, please contact either Bruce Montes, director, academic services, ITS, at: bmontes@luc.edu; or call: 773.508.7601; or Dan Vonder Heide, director, infrastructure services, ITS, at: dvonder@luc.edu; or call: 773.508.6093.
Attend the Chapel Lecture SeriesListen to Susan A. Ross, Ph.D., speak as part of the Chapel Lecture Series on April 16 at 4 p.m. in Kasbeer Hall. In her presentation, "Steps Toward Reconciliation: Justice and the Voices of Women," Ross will focus on how divisions in the contemporary world might be better addressed by considering the lives of women. There will be an opportunity for questions and a reception following the presentation. Admission is free. For more information, call: 773.508.2089.
UPDATE: See Motion City Soundtrack and John Adams IV (Gym Class Heroes Canceled)Loyola's Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 17, at the Gentile Center, Lake Shore Campus, will feature Motion City Soundtrack and John Adams IV. The group Gym Class Heroes, which was originally scheduled to perform, has pulled out of the show. Students wishing to refund their tickets must visit the CFSU Information Desk by April 20. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. concert. Tickets are: $5 for Loyola students, faculty and staff (limit one ticket per Loyola ID); and $15 for the general public. Tickets are on sale at the CFSU Information Desk, Lake Shore Campus; at the Terry Student Center, third floor, Water Tower Campus; or online at: www.luc.edu/orgs/club. The event is sponsored by the Campus Life Union Board and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, and funded through the Student Activity Fund.
Vote in Student Government ElectionsChoose your next student government representatives by voting in the student government elections on April 18 - April 19. Log into LOCUS to submit your votes for student officers and also help select a new name for Unified Student Government (USG). Results of the election will be announced April 20. For more information, e-mail: usg@luc.edu; or visit: www.luc.edu/orgs/usg.
Educate Yourself During Sexual Assault Awareness WeekAttend these upcoming events during Sexual Assault Awareness Week: April 17 April 18 April 19 Self-Defense Seminar for Women All events are sponsored by the Sexual Assault Awareness Group and the Wellness Center. For more information, contact Alissa Eischens at: aeische@luc.edu.
Participate in an Open Forum on Sexual HarassmentDid you know that sexual harassment can come from anyone regardless of gender, sexuality or age? Get the facts you need to prevent and combat sexual harassment by attending an open forum on April 19 at 5 p.m. in the Simpson Multipurpose Room. Panelists will discuss defining and identifying sexual harassment in academic and professional environments; combating sexual harassment, including lodging formal or informal complaints; and various resources and counseling options available for dealing with sexual harassment. Scheduled panelists include: A question and answer session will immediately follow the panel. All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. This event is cosponsored by the Women's Studies Graduate Program, Career Development Center and Sexual Assault Awareness Group. For more information, contact Kim Conte at: kconte@luc.edu.
Learn About Eating Disorder AwarenessListen to college student and author Leslie Lipton recount her personal battle with anorexia on April 20 at 3 p.m. in the Crown Center Auditorium. Lipton's story offers valuable insight into why some young women engage in compulsive behavior that is damaging to the body and spirit. This free presentation is open to all students. For more information, contact Alissa Eischens at: aeische@luc.edu.
Check Out Upcoming Career EventsNetworking Night for Loyola alumni and students Join us for an exciting night of networking instruction and practice with Loyola alumni, students and alumna Jillian Eichel ('02 M.Ed.) of the Wright Institute. Learn why networking is such a valuable tool in your professional life and participate in exercises that highlight effective networking tools. Hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be provided. Professional business attire is recommended. Students should RSVP through eRecruiting at: http://luc.erecruiting.com. This event is sponsored by the Loyola Alumni Relations Office, the Wright Institute and the Career Development Center. Register for Career and Life Planning Lab Focus on Children's IssuesThe Center for the Human Rights of Children will host a seminar on "The Rights of Children in Situations of War and Political Violence" on Wednesday, April 25, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m., in Crown Center Auditorium, Lake Shore Campus. The seminar will focus on the impact of war and political violence on children in Iraq, and feature a video on the impact of the 1991 Gulf War, along with discussions about the current situation. Presenters include Center Director James Garbarino, who conducted an assessment of the 1991 war on children in Iraq for UNICEF, and Professor Gunes Tezcur, Peace Studies Program. The seminar is free and open to all Loyola students and faculty. Refreshments will be served.
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Registration for Fall 2007 begins Monday, April 16, for undergraduate students. Check LOCUS to see if you have any holds on your account, which may prevent you from registering for classes. To view your holds, log into LOCUS and click on "Holds" under "Personal Portfolio." Check the access schedule to find out when you can register at: 