Kelly oversees a team of 22 who are responsible for the University's brand marketing, media relations, employee communications, University publications, advancement communications, and Web site initiatives.

Serves as the marketing account executive for various undergraduate departments. Manages services, operations and programs including human resources, budgeting, and facilities needs. Coordinates and manages the divisional support resources.

Katie directs our branding strategies for the university focusing on ways to produce a strong Loyola identity in the market place.

Serves as the marketing account executive for various University departments. Supports individual schools and efforts across the university to ensure targeted messages are effective and in support of the university's larger promise.

Manages the flow of projects as well as establishes project timelines. Generates advertising space reservations and insertion orders and serves as a liaison between UMC, clients, vendors, and University departments.

Ted is responsible for maintaining and integrating graphic and brand standards across traditional, alternative and online channels. Designs and manages production of key institutional materials including: university stationery, business cards, campus signage, banners, brochures, flyers and other publications. Manages design studio, photo database and archives, and oversee all photo needs.

Collaborates with ITS and UMC Web team to maintain and evolve the Loyola Website by leading/providing web support. Supports University/client strategies for student recruitment, fundraising and other key business goals through the use of the Web and other online technologies.

Mark helps implement the graphic and identity standards of the university and coordinates many photography and video databases.

Assists with a variety of print design and production work that supports the University's new brand and graphic standards. In addition to design work, serves as a point of contact for clients with logo questions/approvals and help maintain and organize photo database.

Assists with a variety of print design and production work that supports the University's new brand and graphic standards. In addition to design work, serves as a point of contact for clients with logo questions/approvals and help maintain and organize photo database.

Maeve directs our external and internal communications initiatives, focusing on our image's reputation and enhancement.

Steve manages the development and execution of the university's internal and external communications initiatives.

Manages public and media relations projects, serving internal clients, and owning internal communications efforts in the department of University Marketing and Communication. Also manages client relations and communication planning on their behalf (clients include all academic and administrative departments within the University).

Supports the development and production of all advancement and capital campaign-related materials including President's Report, President letters, case statement, solicitation brochures and letters, website messages, etc. Provide project management support for Advancement Communications initiatives.

Serves as editor of the alumni magazine, which includes researching and writing content, story planning, identifying and assigning photography needs. Supports Advancement and Alumni Association strategic goals through creative messaging and consistent communications. 

John leads the Loyola University Chicago Web Team.

Chris is one of the three project managers who manages major web projects for the University Web Team and contributes strategic marketing vision to the evolution of the University web site.

Patrick is one of the three project managers who manages major web projects for the University Web Team and contributes strategic marketing vision to the evolution of the University web site.

Lenzlee is one of the three project managers who manage major web projects for the University Web Team and contributes strategic marketing vision to the evolution of the University web site.