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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.
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News From Student Affairs
Pomodoro: Italian Tomatoes, Focus, and a Time Management technique for getting things done
One of the biggest keys to getting through that “to do” list is focus. Some tasks are easy and quickly accomplished. Others are a bit more unpleasant and we can easily be distracted while trying to accomplish them. These are the tasks where use of the Pomodoro technique can be particularly useful.
The Carrot or the Stick
Motivation is tricky. You may not end up using the same strategies that the builders of the Pyramids used to get A’s on your upcoming finals. Find what works for you, but see what experience and research say are the most effective.
Five Ways to Boost Your Mood After Mardi Gras
Now that we are beginning the Lenten season, it’s natural to feel a bit of a let down. Whether you’ve given up chocolate, TV, hamburgers or something else dear to you, here are some ideas on how to enjoy the rest of winter and welcome Spring in high spirits.
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Facing life's challenges is easier said than done. Loyola is here to help any time, any day. A professional counselor and a Residential Life Area Director are available to respond to after-hours emergencies 24/7 and can be contacted via LUPD at (504) 865-3434.
Student Affairs Contacts
Loyola University New Orleans
Office of Student Affairs
6363 St. Charles Avenue
Campus Box 13
New Orleans, LA 70118
Office: Danna Student Center, Room 205
Phone: (504) 865-3030
Fax: (504) 865-3025
Vice President M.L. Petty, Ph.D.
mlpetty@loyno.edu
Executive Assistant Audrey R. Torres
artorres@loyno.edu