Students can exercise their leadership skills through campus positions that may involve peer education, mentorship, governance, or community service, in addition to supporting the operations of campus programs and departments. To learn about the selection process, qualifications, and time commitment for each positional opportunity, visit the links below or contact the department directly.

Consider the following positional opportunities to lead at Loyola:

Positional Opportunity	Affiliated Department	Staff Contact
AMP Peer Mentor	ALANA Services	Dennis Velez
AMP Peer Mentor Coordinator	ALANA Services	Dennis Velez
Campus Activities Board (CAB)	Student Engagement	Brittany Richmond-Davis
Loyola Career Ambassador	Career Center	Kaitlyn Winner
CI&E Steering Committee	Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship	Wendy Bolger
CCSJ Leadership Opportunities	Center for Community, Service, and Justice	Lemoine Joseph
Campus Ministry Opportunities	Campus Ministry	Megan Linz-Dickinson
Evergreen	Student Engagement	Luke Haus
Greyhound Ambassador	Admission	Grant Henry
Intramural Sport Supervisor	Recreation and Wellness	Tyler Zorn
MAP Navigator	ALANA Services	Dennis Velez
OAE Leader	Recreation and Wellness	Katherine Benoit
Omicron Delta Kappa	Student Engagement	Laura Kuhns
OPTIONS	Student Engagement	Sara Scalzo
Peer Conduct Board	Student Conduct	Nolan Theodore
Resident Assistant	Student Life	Stepf Diaz
ROTC	ROTC	LTC Ammilee Oliva
Student Government Association	Student Engagement	Becca Winkler
SGA Oversight Committee	Student Engagement	Becca Winkler
SuperFans	Student Engagement	Becca Winkler

Positional opportunities are offered by clubs and organizations (check out the twice-annual Student Activities Fair, held on the Quad in early September and early February), or consider starting a new club/organization through the office of student engagement.

Development Opportunities

Developmental opportunities help students facilitate personal growth and develop their leadership skills and potential. To learn how to get connected with these opportunities, visit the links below or contact us at studentengagement@loyola.edu.

Consider the following opportunities to develop your leadership skills:

Development Opportunity	Affiliated Department	Staff Contact
Student Leadership Corps	Student Engagement	Laura Kuhns
Greyhound Leadership Summit	Student Engagement	Laura Kuhns
Outdoor Adventure Experience	Recreation and Wellness	Katherine Benoit
University Innovation Fellows (UIF)	Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship	Wendy Bolger

Additional training and development opportunities for campus organization leaders are offered by the office of student engagement.

Nominations

We invite faculty and staff to nominate emerging and outstanding student leaders for these opportunities through the Student Leadership Nomination Form. Nominations help us identify qualified students to fulfill roles critically important to the Loyola community—as well as to the students interested in developing as leaders.

For your convenience, nominators may complete a single form for up to 10 students. If you’d like to nominate more than 10 students, you may submit another form.