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Dear Loyola faculty and staff,
As you know, student persistence is a key performance indicator and measure of success in higher education. All of us hold the improvement of student enrollment and retention as key university goals.
Dear Loyola faculty and staff,
As you know, student persistence is a key performance indicator and measure of success in higher education. All of us hold the improvement of student enrollment and retention as key university goals.
Dear Loyola community,
I headed into the weekend a bit apprehensive. In my new job as interim provost, I now welcome students and families to 4 honors convocations and a hooding ceremony, play an important role in Baccalaureate Mass, and serve as emcee for two commencement ceremonies---all with my Spanish accent. Public speaking is one of my biggest fears. I wanted everything to be perfect — or as perfect as anything can be — for the enjoyment of our graduates and their families. And it was.
Dear Loyola community,
Dear Loyola community,
Tuesday, May 1, was National Decision Day, when students across the nation commit to the university of their choice by placing their deposits. Here at Loyola University New Orleans, I am happy to announce that this year’s first-year class is shaping up to be very strong both in numbers and quality!
Acting Chief Operating Officer Paul Pastorek penned the following letter to the Loyola community, which ran today, Friday, April 27, in The Maroon.
In response to last week’s editorial “Give Pastorek a Chance,” I’d like to say thank you to the Loyola community for allowing a smooth leadership transition. The more time I spend here on campus, the more inspired I am by our community. I am all the more committed to the mission and confident about the future growth of the university.
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I’m Paul Pastorek, and I’ve been recently named the chief operating officer for the university. That means I’m responsible for the financial and academic wherewithal of our students and our community.
by Dr. Maria Calzada
Dear Loyola community,