A Quick Guide To Helpful Resources

Roommate problems -
Your Resident Assistant(s), Graduate Residence Coordinator or the Assistant Director of Student Life are the best contact to help resolve roommate problems. Contact them before a small issue leads to a bigger one. Click here for the names of the Assistant Directors in each area

Additional information is available at www.loyola.edu/studentlife

Illegal activity on your floor or in your room - 
All students should report any suspicious activity immediately to Campus Police at x5010. The Department of Public Safety also has a silent witness form on its website. Information obtained this way is collected anonymously. You can find the form under the Response Category at www.loyola.edu/publicsafety/.

Hate or Bias-Related Incidents -
Our community recognizes and values the similarities and differences among students, faculty, staff and recognized student organizations at Loyola University Maryland. Discrimination, sexual and bias-related harassment, and other violations of rights disrupt the educational process and will not be tolerated.  If you are a member of the Loyola University Maryland community and have experienced, witnessed, or have knowledge of, a Hate or Bias-Related Incident, you may use this form to bring the incident to the attention the Office of Student Life. If you have any questions regarding the Bias-Related Incident report, please contact the Director of Student Life, at (410) 617-2488. 
Click here to go to the Bias report form. 

Academic Problems –
The Dean of First-Year Students and Academic Services, Dr. Ilona McGuiness, provides the appropriate resources and guidance needed to acclimate in-coming students to Loyola University Maryland and to the demands of college-level study. She can be reached at x5547. Your Core Advisor is a great resource as well. 

Questions about alcohol or other drug use/abuse -
The Office of Alcohol and Drug Education Support Services offers a variety of opportunities for education, assessment, and discussion around the issues of Alcohol and Drugs. They can be reached at x2928.

Personal Problems –
The Counseling Center can help you with questions or personal concerns about a wide variety of issues, including homesickness, bereavement, stress management, test anxiety, making friends, roommate problems, depression, body image, disordered eating, and many others.  You can talk with a Counselor confidentially by calling x5109.

Spiritual Guidance –
There are Jesuits and Campus Ministers who live in most residential areas. They are a great resource to seek out and utilize. The Office of Campus Ministry is also a great resource for your spiritual needs. They can be reached at x2768.

Nothing to do –
Bored? Contact the Office of Student Activities. They will help you find a variety of activities to become involved in like Late Night, See More, B-More!, Best of Baltimore, and a large number of clubs. This will help you meet people with similar interests.  They can be reached at x2713.