Student Organizations

Alpha Kappa Psi

Alpha Kappa Psi is a co-ed business fraternity with the aim to professionally develop each and every member. We accept all majors and offer workshops to our members that help with professional aspects of our lives. In addition to closed workshops, we pride ourselves in putting on great professional events open to the entire school. We bring in well-known speakers from around the country to educated and inspire the Loyola community.

Contact information:  alphakappapsiluc@gmail.com
Website: http://www.akpsiluc.org

President: Kyle Smith
Vice President of Administration: Alexandra Rudock
Vice President of Finance: Harrison Evers
Vice President of Professional Development: Lauren Pflueger
Vice President of Membership: Anne Price
Vice President of Marketing: Morgan Beemer
Vice President of Alumni Affairs: Sandhya Patel
Vice President of Risk and Wellness: Cassidy Jenkins
Chief of Staff: Mya Suftko
Master of Rituals: Christian Kephart
Faculty Advisor: Kenton Foutty

Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Club

The Information Systems and Supply Chain Management (ISSCM) Club is an organization on campus that focuses on making students aware of professional opportunities with the information systems and operations management fields and advancing students’ education through networking, skill application, and professional experiences. Through guest speaker events and networking events, ISOM Club prepares members for jobs and interviews beyond their college career.

Contact information: QuinlanISSCM@gmail.com

President: Michael Kim
Vice President: Ryan Love
Treasurers: Alex Liczwek
Secretary: Manav Patel
Project Coordinator Demetrius Karris
Faculty Advisor: Fred Kaefer

International Business Society

The International Business Society (IBS) is a professional student organization at the School of Business at Loyola University Chicago, providing the opportunity for personal and professional growth to undergraduate, graduate students, and alumni. IBS hosts events, such as seminars, speakers, and discussions encouraging international relations, trade, and knowledge. Through connections with the youth organizations partnering with the Rotary Club of Chicago, and other nonprofit organizations, IBS offers students the unique opportunity to network among Chicago businesses and non-profits. IBS aims to raise international awareness among students, promote international trade relations and foreign languages in order to prepare for a more sustainable and globalized world. Members are expected to develop their professional character while performing community and charitable services.

Website:LUC.edu/Quinlan/cib/studentgroup/
Contact information: ibsocietyluc@gmail.com.

President: Isabella Kifer
Vice President: Samantha Chipman
Co-Director of Fundraising: Dharma Halvadia
Co-Director of Fundraising: Kira Schoof
Director of Marketing: Sophie Maday
Co-Director of Professional Activities: Brandon Folson
Co-Director of Professional Activities: Ian Rosenberg
Co-Director of Social Affairs: Lindsey Dopke
Co-Director of Social Affairs: Sebastian Chamizo
Faculty Advisor: Mine Cinar

Loyola Economics Forum

The Loyola Economics Forum is a student-run organization that serves to educate undergraduate and graduate students, engage with the community, and promote interest in the field of economics.  The Forum offers stimulating monthly meetings to encourage the discussion of real-world issues in a supportive environment. In addition to meetings, the Forum partners with Chicagoland businesses, non-profits, and more to offer unique events and experiences to its members. 

If you are interested in joining or learning more about the Forum, please contact luceconomicsforum@gmail.com for more information.

President: Shane Riley
Vice President: Catie Plank
CAN Officer: Ella Fitzgerald
Director of Programming: Sheikh Rasheed
Treasurer: Fernando Garcia de Llano
Faculty Advisor: Marc Hayford

Women in Business

Women in Business (WIB) is an undergraduate organization dedicated to providing young women with a strong alumni network and an array of professional, academic, and career developing activities. WIB desires to develop and foster relationships among current students, potential students, alumni, faculty, staff, and business leaders. The organization further promotes the role of women both within the Loyola Community and the world beyond the university’s gates, through opportunities for women to express their role in today's society. WIB offers a forum to discuss the issues and challenges women face within the business sphere and supplies activities that prepare members to overcome these social barriers. This involves opportunities for members to develop both professionally and personally, empowers women through various activities and seminars, and enlightens the Loyola community as a whole on the issues facing women in business. WIB grants female students interested in promoting the role of professional women the chance to share experiences, find support, and develop constructive plans for action.

Contact information: WIBLUC@gmail.com 

President: Anna Patel
Vice President: Maggie Vallillo
Chief Operations Officer: Rachel Hemmelgam
Chief Financial Officer: Natalia Mendez
Faculty Advisor: Carolyn Tang Kmet