The Leadership for Social Change Living-Learning Community is home to a diverse group of students who are committed to leadership development, and who see leadership as a collaborative process to promote social change. You will get to further develop your own leadership skills, explore your passions, and apply knowledge to have a positive impact on your community and the world. In addition, you will be able to form friendships with active, dedicated students through living together and participating in programs.
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Staff Partner
Dr. Shannon Howes, Director for Assessment and Assistant to the Vice President of Student Development
Academic Advisors
Joe Drake
Katrina Weizer
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Sample Activities and Events
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Attend campus programs focused on leadership and social justice
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Have conversations about social change
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Discuss multiple aspects of identity
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Participate in a Loyola 360 Retreat for Learning Community students
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Engage in values exploration activities
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Enjoy excursions to visit museums and events in Chicago
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Listen to the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Keynote Speaker
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Attend The People's Institute (leadership and social justice weekend program at Loyola’s retreat center)
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Required Courses
Participants will be placed in specific UNIV 101 that corresponds with the LLC theme as well as one other core class.
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