| Gannon Center for Women and Leadership: Loyola University Chicago

Congratulations to our 2025 Gannon Scholar graduates!

The Gannon Scholars Leadership Program is an experience at Loyola University Chicago that empowers students through leadership, service, and research while fostering personal growth, academic excellence, and a commitment to social justice and gender equity.

Applications Now Open for the 2026 Gannon Faculty Fellows Program!

To promote research and scholarship on women and their contributions across all sectors of society, the Gannon Center for Women and Leadership is pleased to sponsor a Faculty Fellowship Program for tenure-track professors at Loyola University Chicago.

Gannon cosponsored LUC's Climate Change Conference

Loyola University Chicago's 2025 Climate Change Conference addressed climate change's impact on water security and discussed solutions at various levels. See the videos!

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We welcome our 2025 Faculty Fellows: Hae Mi Choi, Ph.D. & Marion Malcome, Ph.D.

Dr. Hae Mi Choi of the Quinlan School of Business and Dr. Marion Malcome, as they join us in advancing leadership, research, and women’s empowerment at the Gannon Center.

Dr. Anne Grauer joins the Gannon Team as our Research Mentor

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Anne Grauer to the Gannon Center as our new Research Mentor! Her expertise will support and guide our Scholars as they engage in meaningful research and leadership development.

Farrell Assistant Professor - Dr. Paula Skye Tallman

Dr Tallman's expertise and scholarship will enrich our community’s mission of leadership, research, and social justice.

“Mundelein at 90” with its unique historical records.

Mundelein at 90 project supported digitization and online access to unique historical records previously only available in person at the Women and Leadership Archives. Items are now available through the Illinois Digital Archives.

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Continue the legacy of Mundelein College by making a gift to the Gannon Center for Women and Leadership. The center relies solely on gifts from loyal alumnae, donors, and friends to fund its programs and grow its endowment in order to advance its mission.

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