Biology alumna is head of pediatrics at GHESKIO CENTER in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. GHESKIO CENTER was the first institution in the world dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS. GHESKIO has provided continuous medical care in Haiti since 1982 - never once shutting its doors or charging fees.
Dr. Anthony Ladd presented a paper entitled: "No Nukes! Putting the Nuclear Genie Back in the Bottle After Fukushima" at the Association for Humanist Sociology meetings, which were held October 12th - 16th, 2011 in Chicago, IL.
The Belleville, Mich., farm is stocked with fresh, chemical-free flowers and produce, including non-conventional sorts for customers five days a week. When Kari is not farming, she’s studying graduate courses at Eastern Michigan University.
In May 2011, he was named chief executive officer of the Lafayette Parish Bayou Vermilion District. In that capacity, he runs the Cajun and Creole Living History Museum and Folklife Park, Vermilionville, and oversees operations on Bayou Vermilion within Lafayette Parish. (www.bayouvermilion.org)
William Walker (Physics) and Whitney Radosti (Physics minor) presented a poster on “Low Speed Gaseous Flow Effects on Nanoscale Metal Films” and William Duhe (Physics) presented a poster on “Cosmology with p-adic Strings” at the LaSPACE annual meeting on November 5, 2011.
SMC graduate John Deveney, who runs one of the Gulf South's most successful public relation agencies, is to be inducted into the PR News Hall of Fame November 30 at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.
Dr. Bernard Cook, Provost Distinguished Professor of History, was invited to deliver a series of lectures on United States foreign policy since the end of the Cold War at univesities in Moldova.
Martha Fitzgerald ’73, Shreveport, La., published A Louisiana River Journal with Skipper Dickson, chronicling Dickson’s 400-river-mile trip across the heart of Louisiana on a 30-year-old houseboat with his fishing buddies. (www.ALouisianaRiverJournal.com and www.marthafitzgerald.com)
Amelia Cronan '83 is currently writing a book and serving as the Research Director of Envision DaBerry. Envision DaBerry is committed to promoting a creative economy in New Iberia by engaging issues of sustainability through public art, design, and civic interaction.
Political Science senior, Sean Hood, currently serves on the board of directors of LUCAP. LUCAP is the Loyola student-led community outreach program.