Founded in 1980, Loyola’s Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J. School of Business and Management provides academically challenging management education inspired by Jesuit traditions and values. Guided by the philosophy that true education informs students’ minds, bodies and spirits, The Sellinger School’s undergraduate and graduate programs strive to combine knowledge, preparation for leadership, personal development and professional certification with a commitment to ethics and the values of service. The Sellinger School faculty represent the finest in a broad range of disciplines, individuals who possess outstanding scholarly qualifications, a committment to teaching and research, and, in many cases, a record of success in the corporate arena. By providing Sellinger students with a grounding in functional business skills, an understanding of the value and appropriate use of technology, the ability to develop the problem-solving skills needed in today’s competitive, global economy and a profound interest in life-long learning, Sellinger faculty members prepare students to assume leadership roles in the business community. In recent years, the growth of the Sellinger School’s programs has led the College to dramatically improve and expand its facilities. In January 2000, the School moved into its own dedicated building, an award-winning, 50,000-square foot structure with modern elements and state-of-the-art technology designed to blend seamlessly with the Evergreen Campus’ traditional collegiate Gothic architecture. The School also has established graduate campuses in Timonium and Columbia to better meet the needs of working students. As enrollments steadily increase in all programs, The Sellinger School’s commitment to excellence ensures its continued emphasis on teaching and learning strategies that add value to the business and management community, the public sector and society at large.
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