Sarah Rudy (she/her/hers), Interim Co-Director; Assistant Director, Registered Student Organizations and Commuter Student Life

Emily Koneval (she/her/hers), Interim Co-Director; Assistant Director, Sorority & Fraternity Life

Emily joined the Center for Student Engagement team at Loyola University Chicago in July 2018. She received her Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Management at Iowa State University and her Masters in Higher Education at Bowling Green State University. 

In her current role at Loyola University Chicago, Emily supports Sorority & Fraternity Life provides strategy, cultivates programming, develops various leadership and community engagement opportunities, and serves as a resource for both students and advisors of the Interfraternity Council, Multicultural Greek Council, and Panhellenic Council. Emily is passionate about promoting holistic student learning, transformative leadership development, and empowerment through equitable co-curricular experiences.

Gabrielle joined the CSE team at Loyola University Chicago in June 2021. She received her Masters of Science in Education from Old Dominion University and her Bachelors of Science in Psychology from the University of Iowa.  

In her role as Coordinator, Gabrielle supports the Sorority & Fraternity Life community through programming, leadership development, and community engagement opportunities. In addition, she serves as the advisor for the Multicultural Greek Council and Order of Omega. Through her work, she is excited to support students through a holistic lens and provide opportunities that will enhance their development throughout their college years. Outside of work, you can catch Gabrielle either reading a book, watching shows on Netflix or Hulu, or watching videos on Youtube! 

Lina is the Student Organization and Involvement Coordinator. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Women’s Studies and Gender Studies and Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Loyola University Chicago in 2021, and is recently graduated with her Master of Arts in Applied Social Psychology. During her undergraduate career, Lina served as a Welcome Week Leader for Center for Student Engagement!

In her new role, Lina supports the Emerging Leaders Program, seeking to help students strengthen their capacity for leadership and success. Lina hopes to help students build a strong sense of community to find a place at Loyola.

Outside of work, Lina likes to walk around Chicago while listening to music and podcasts. She enjoys reading, drinking coffee, and hanging out with her friends — ideally at the same time, but not exclusively.

Ryan joined the CSE team at Loyola University Chicago in October 2021. He received his M.A. in Sociology from Loyola University Chicago and B.A. in Sociology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. He is currently in the Sociology Ph.D. program at Loyola University Chicago.

In his new role as a Coordinator, Ryan supports the Recognized Student Organization community through registration, recognition, activity request, and the overall organization management. He also supports the Sponsored Student Organization community through registration and recognition. In addition, he advise and oversees the Campus Activities Network (CAN).

During his graduate career, Ryan has been an active community member. He has held leadership positions in three graduate student organizations: Graduate Student Advisory Council, Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education, and the Graduate Student Association within the Department of Sociology. As a student leader, he spearheaded multiple projects, including the Graduate Student Manual, the International Graduate Student Manual, and a Resource Guide for Graduate, Professional, and Adult Students. Also, he co-founded a graduate student-led group, Sociologists of Religion at Loyola.

Megan is a familiar face to CSE as she previously served as a Sorority & Fraternity Life Ambassadors during her undergraduate career at Loyola University Chicago. It is here where she recently received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice & Criminology and is currently enrolled in the Master of Social Work program.  

In her new role as Sorority & Fraternity Life Graduate Intern, Megan supports the Sorority & Fraternity Life community through inclusive programming, advising student leaders, and engaging with the community. Megan hopes to navigate her position with her passions of community building, student development, and equity. 

Megan's other passions outside of work include playing the piano and guitar, watching shows on Broadway, traveling, and exploring Chicago restaurants as she is a huge foodie!