Fall 2009 Student Information

Welcome! The information on this page will be updated periodically as a reference point for all returning and incoming students. We have supllied a link below which has all updated schedule information for you and we hope that the information is useful. Remember that Registration Begins on July, 13 2009 and classes begin August 31, 2009!

For Troubleshooting Web Registration, click here. (New students are not able to register via the web for their first semester). If you have been accepted as a student into the program, but are unsure how to register, please e-mail David Newton at dcnewton@loyola.edu.

• Summer Newsletter
• Academic Advising 
• Academic Advisers (Students assigned to Kelly Murray, please contact David Newton.)
• 2009-2010 Student Academic Calendar 
• Fall 2009 Course Schedule
• Proposed Spring 2010 Course Schedule (These schedules are subject to change.)
• Fall 2009 Book List
• Pastoral Counseling Grant Assistance Application
• Important University and Departmental information
• Form to Document Therapy Hours
• Library/Writing Orientations

Students are strongly encouraged to attend a library orientation and an academic writing orientation during their first semester of enrollment. The dates for these orientation sessions are forthcoming.

Technology Information

Once you log on to Blackboard, please click on "Organizations". Each of you should have access to a link that reads "Pastoral Counseling Department News" and "Pastoral Counseling Technology Orientation". Please explore the latter for more information about each of the web technologies that the department uses on a regular basis. If you do not have your username/password information or do not see the links, please e-mail dcnewton@loyola.edu.

We will be switiching to Outlook E-mail this summer!

Communication is changing our lives.  The ways we live and work are being affected by the technology available around us.  Loyola is dedicated to providing technology services that meet and exceed these communication requirements.  With the Loyola community in mind, Technology Services has partnered with Microsoft to take advantage of the interoperability of their software suites to enhance Loyola communications.  Solutions like Microsoft Office & Email will help to improve online services for students and alumni.  Forward thinking and innovation represented in Microsoft products will enable developments of such online technologies as the new Loyola web portal being released this fall.

Novell Groupwise is no longer able to meet the dynamic needs of the Loyola community.  With advancement in mind, during the summer 2009 semester, Loyola will be upgrading your email account to a hosted communication system called Microsoft Live@Edu. Be on the lookout for information related to Outlook and Microsoft Live@edu.

We encourage all students with multiple accounts to forward their Loyola e-mail account to an e-mail of their choice. In order to do s

To forward your email to another account, log into your Live account and go to your mailbox. Then, go to Options in the top right corner. On the right hand side, there should be a link that says “Organize emails with rules.” Click on this and it should take you to another window. Click New… to set up your new rule. A window will pop up, and under When the message arrives, and: you can select [apply to all messages] if that’s what you want. Then in the Do the following: choose Forward or Redirect the message to… Forward will forward your messages so that they appear as a forward in your non-Loyola account whereas Redirect will basically send them to your non-Loyola account as they were. After you choose the one you want, an address book will pop up. In the T box at the bottom, put in the full email address of the account you wish to forward your mail to and choose OK. Then choose Save and your rule should be set up.