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Bienvenue! Office of Student Affairs

Discover Strengths. Develop Talents. Apply Skills.

Living, learning, and leading happen in and out of the classroom, both on and off campus. We support students by cultivating a learning community that, in the Jesuit tradition, assists in developing student’s whole selves—mind, body, and spirit.

The Vice President for Student Affairs and Associate Provost provides leadership for the development of programs and services enhancing the curricular and cocurricular student experience. The Office of Student Affairs includes the areas of Residential Life, Dining Services, Co-Curricular Programming, including Leadership Development, highlighting our signature program Strengths Quest, Judicial Affairs, Orientation, Bookstore, Career Development Center, University Counseling, Student Health Services, and Intercollegiate Athletics and Wellness.


News From Student Affairs

Tips for a Productive Summer

If you are planning to enter your sophomore, junior, or senior year this fall, you have more than three months to yourself before classes resume. Besides relaxing, catching up with friends, Facebook and Twitter, how will you spend that time?

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Packport Wins 2012 JASPA Ignatian Medal for an Outstanding Campus Program

During the 2012 Jesuit Association of Student Affairs Professionals (JASPA) conference, the Ignatian Medal for an Outstanding Campus Program was awarded to Loyola University New Orleans in recognition of our program, the Packport.

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Get News and Treats When You Tweet the Veep

Tweet the Veep to get involved

Dr. Cissy Petty, VP of Student Affairs and Associate Provost, wants to engage students where they are--whether on campus or online.

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