Orientation
Here you will find information on the New Graduate Student Orientation and the Graduate Assistant Workshop, as well as the resources shared during these presentations to support your academic, personal, and professional growth.
Please reach out to gradschool@luc.edu if you would like additional information.
2023 New Graduate Student Orientation
Monday, August 21, 2023
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Damen Student Center - Sr. Jean Multipurpose Room North & South
REGISTER: Admitted students should register for orientation via the Admitted Student Portal. Students must register by August 16, 2023 at 5:00 PM (CST).
2023 Graduate School New Student Orientation Introduction Slides - Introduction slides for our new student orientation taking place August 21, 2023.
Campus Resources Quick Guide - This booklet was designed to provide you with a quick reference to critical campus services to support your success.
Career Development Advising - Reach out to the Career Advising team for collaboration in developing your sense of readiness for life after LUC!
The CURA Network - Caring for Students in Need
Dollars & Sense - Office of the Bursar
Graduate, Professional & Adult Student Council - GPAC's mission is to effectively represent all graduate, professional, and adult students of Loyola University Chicago (the University), to promote and encourage interaction among graduate students at the University, and to provide a cohesive voice for the entire professional, graduate, and adult student population within the larger student body at the University.
Graduate, Professional & Adult Students Life (GPASL)
Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity & Inclusions
Professional Development Events 2023 - The Graduate School and our partners will be offering many professional development events specifically tailored to graduate student needs in the coming academic year.
Online Teaching Assistant Training - A 2020 presentation from the Office of Online Learning focused on online teaching for Teaching Assistants.
Reasonable Accommodations for Graduate Assistants - Graduate teaching or research assistants who are in a COVID-19 high-risk category, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control, or who live with someone in a high-risk category, may be eligible for an accommodation. A reasonable accommodation is a modification that enables the student to perform the essential duties of their position, with some modification, without creating an undue hardship to the unit or to the completion of their assistantship duties. For more information, please reach out to the Student Accessibility Center at sac@luc.edu.
