2004 Awards & Recipients
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President's Medal Honoring a Loyola alumnus(a) who has spent a lifetime in public service, living the Jesuit ideal of a "person for others" |
William Plante, (A&S '69) |
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Heart of Loyola Honoring an alumnus(a) who embodies the heart of Loyola through his or her extraordinary generosity and commitment to Jesuit education. |
Most Rev. Bishop Edwin Conway, (MSW '70) |
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Spirit of Loyola Honoring an individual or individuals who exemplify the Ignatian spirit of leadership |
Barbara Gaines |
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Coffey Award Named for M. Justitia Coffey, BVM, the first president of Mundelein College, this award honors an alumna for her leadership in the community, accomplishments in industry, and service to others. |
Patricia Ewers, (PhD '57) |
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Dux Mirabilis Latin for "extraordinary leader," the Dux Mirabilis Award is presented to a member of Loyola's faculty or staff for his or her extraordinary contributions to the University and its mission. |
John E. Reilly, S.J. |
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Caritas Award Honoring a corporation or foundation who has contributed significantly to the betterment of society and the university community with its extraordinary philanthropy. |
Arthur J. Schmitt Foundation |
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Damen Awards Named for Loyola University Chicago's primary founder, Arnold Damen, S.J., this award is granted to an alumnus(a) from each of Loyola's schools and colleges. It recognizes the qualities of leadership in industry, leadership in community and service to others. |
College of Arts & Sciences School of Business Administration School of Education The Graduate School School of Law
Stritch School of Medicine Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing School of Professional Studies School of Social Work |
