Professor of studio arts Mary Beth Akre, MFA, is also a celebrated landscape artist
Birgit Albrecht, Ph.D., is as passionate about her students as she is about teaching and studying science
As a professor of marketing in Loyola’s Sellinger School of Business and Management, Dr. Gerard Athaide believes his field is all about innovation
This associate professor of chemistry supports his students in discerning their own path
For Carolyn Barry, Ph.D., professor of psychology and associate dean of social sciences and graduate programs within Loyola College, her goal is to engage students the moment they walk on campus
A professor of theatre, Dr. Bianchini helps students discover what ignites their passion
Mavis Biss, Ph.D., associate professor of philosophy, employs contemporary issues and the Jesuit mission to educate her students on philosophy and history
Meet an associate professor of biology who uses plant science to educate her students on the scientific method and how to present their own research
This professor of economics has presented his research at the National Bureau of Economic Research, Federal Reserve Board, and the World Bank
Lena Cesar, Ed.D., Ph.D., believes in challenging her students to become global-minded citizens
This psychology professor challenges her students to be agents of change in their communities
Dr. Chuluun aims to provide students with a fundamental understanding of the international dimensions of the field of finance
Dr. D'Souza seeks to provide students real-life experience in financial research and management
This professor of physics believes Loyola’s core Jesuit values provides students with a well-rounded science education
Meet an engineering professor who is teaching her students to be lifelong learners
The director of curriculum and instruction for the School of Education believes educating the whole person and real-world experiences help shape her students
This sociology professor's work is driven by her dedication to peace, justice, and understanding
As associate professor of literacy education, Dr. Gomez aims to understand and improve the literacy development of culturally diverse learners
This associate professor of Spanish and department chair believes Loyola gives students an in-depth education
Rachel Grover, Ph.D., has taught psychology at Loyola for over a decade, including courses in her favorite topic: heterosocial competence
A Jesuit priest and professor emeritus of physics at Loyola, Father Frank Haig's career is an amazing confluence of faith and science
This professor of political science most values the long-lasting relationships he develops with his students
According to Dr. Heyer, Loyola’s core curriculum prepares students to be great problem solvers in physics—and as young professionals
As professor of political science, Janine Holc provides students with an all-encompassing experience by incorporating Jesuit values and service-learning into her courses
Dr. Hoplamazian uses research and hands-on opportunities to prepare his students for work in the communication field
Meet an assistant professor of economics who hopes her international specialty inspires her students to learn a foreign language or study abroad
This former Teacher of the Year teaches American politics, with a focus on interest groups and the executive branch of government
Sibren Isaacman, Ph.D., sees firsthand how Loyola’s computer science program prepares students to successfully communicate data and statistics while working in the field
Kelly Keane, Ed.D., infuses educational technology and practical examples into her classroom to help her students achieve success
This long-time faculty member of Loyola’s engineering department encourages her students to use quantitative reasoning and communication skills to achieve success
This biology professor appreciates that science students at Loyola receive a full liberal arts education
This professor of marketing is spreading the Ignatian mission through service-learning courses and as faculty advisor for Mu Kappa Tau
Meet a teacher who is dedicated to helping his students reach their potential in accounting—and in life
This psychology professor aims to engage students through enthusiasm and practical applications
Meet a writing professor who believes service-learning inspires her students as much as it prepares them for their futures
This professor of finance prepares students for their careers by incorporating ethical discussions into her classes
This executive in residence of management and international business aims to inspire positive change by incorporating reflection into his courses
This professor specializes in emerging media, social media, journalism, and ethics in her field
Known for his striped socks and Scottish accent, this professor has an undeniable gift for making students passionate about philosophy
Claire Mathews McGinnis, Ph.D., encourages her students to follow in the footsteps of St. Ignatius by listening to their desires
For this long-time English and Classics professor, the Loyola difference is in the way in which professors teach and by which students learn
From sugarcane to hurricanes, this history professor specializes in Colonial America and the history of disasters
Dr. Nguyen attributes her success as a scientist and as a professor to her Jesuit education
Dr. Nygren likes to get students out of the classroom and into art museums, and aims to show them how art skills are applicable—and valuable—for their future careers
Dr. Oberbroeckling hopes to lead and mentor Loyola students
Toja Okoh, Ph.D., assistant professor of history, sees Loyola’s core values as helping her students gain self-confidence, their sense of purpose, and social responsibility
Megan Olsen, Ph.D., aims to improve access for all students interested in computer science
This long-time professor of English brings his intellectual curiosity to his classes and strives to teach his students a most important lesson: how to be humane
This engineering professor is particularly passionate about getting women involved in the field
Janet Preis, Ed.D., CCC-SLP, encourages discernment, care for others, and finding good in all things in her coursework and beyond
Biology professor David Rivers, Ph.D., is committed to training the next generation of biotechnologists
A Loyola graduate, Brianne Roos believes Loyola’s core values help her students build relationships with future patients
Tania Rosas-Moreno, Ph.D., explores communication's role in issues of social justice and the use of social media for public relations
Dr. Royal is an urban education expert who teaches in Loyola's School of Education
Dr. Ryan infuses her passion for sustainability and justice into every class to teach and inspire her students
A poet and essayist, Jane Satterfield encourages her students to take risks and be flexible in writing different genres
This member of the French faculty started a nonprofit to support children and young adults experiencing poverty in Haiti
Originally from Italy, this associate professor of history has also lived in Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt, and is passionate about her scholarship in Middle Eastern and North African history
Dan Schlapbach, MFA, sees photography as a vehicle for student expression and intellectual discovery
This biology professor—and Loyola alumnus—specializes in microbiology, and aims to create a community of scholars at his alma mater
Dr. Soroosh has seen first-hand how a Loyola education helps his students rank above their competitors in the job market
This associate professor of writing encourages students to think of themselves as a community of artists
Ravi Srinivasan, Ph.D, teaches operations management in the Sellinger School of Business
Meet Arthur Sutherland, Ph.D., associate professor of theology who also teaches courses in Messina and Loyola's Honors Program
As a professor of information systems, Dr. Tallon yearns for his students to engage in the burgeoning world of technology
This associate professor of economics infuses real-world applications and Jesuit values into his courses to broaden his students’ understanding of the field
This long-time Loyola professor of Classics has helped to institute an advising program for all majors
This associate professor of French encourages students to draw connections between real-world experiences and learning a foreign language
Dr. Thompson sees the combination of service-based learning and Jesuit values at Loyola preparing students to be leaders of change
Joseph Walsh, Ph.D., teaches classics and history at Loyola and is a co-director of the Honors Program
A long-time proponent of service-learning, Dr. Ward's students connect with language and community through work with a Peruvian cooperative in Baltimore
Dr. Watkinson aims to improve leadership and systematic thinking skills for school counselors
Maiju Lehmijoki Wetzel, Ph.D., applies her passion for learning and self-discipline to her position as director of Loyola’s Pre-Health Programs
Dr. Whitehead teaches courses in communication and African and African American Studies and focuses on how race, class, and gender coalesce in American classrooms
This associate professor of marketing considers her students’ career ambitions in shaping class discussions and coursework
This assistant professor says the expertise of Loyola's marketing faculty and the lessons and experiential learning they provide to students are critical components in preparing them for their futures
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