Dr. Dorn has published nine original research articles in journals such as Public Library of Science -Neglected Tropical Diseases; Infection, Genetics and Evolution; Clinical Infectious Diseases; Heredity, and Journal of Medical Entomology since 2009.
Dr. Egejuru has been a faculty member of the English Department at Loyola since 1988. Not retired and still teaching part-time, she spends most of her time researching and documenting African Oral Tradition.
Valerie Andrews, assistant professor at the School of Mass Communication, will lead the School’s Shawn M. Donnelley Center, a one-stop shop for city nonprofits interested in getting public relations assistance for their efforts.
It's football season once more, and Loyola grad Michael Smith ('01) is covering the NFL for ESPN as a reporter for the TV sports network. A graduate of Loyola's School of Mass Communication, Smith started out covering sports for the Times-Picayune before heading north.
Thomas Gibbs' job at the museum will entail travelling around the country interviewing the remaining World War Two veterans and then taking those oral histories and implementing them in various capacities at the museum.
Robert Gnuse, Ph.D., religious studies professor at Loyola University New Orleans, had two books published this year.
Dr. Janet Matthews has been selected to be the Associate Editor of the journal "Professional Psychology: Research and Practice." This journal is published by the American Psychological Association.
Emmy-Award winning journalist and Loyola University New Orleans alumnus Tom Llamas '01, was recently named the anchor of WNBC's 5 p.m. newscast in New York City, the nation's largest media market.
Dr. Patricia Dorn's research group, including undergraduate biology researchers, have uncovered important aspects of a major parasitic disease of the Americas.
Victor Montilla Torres Executive Vice President of Casiano Communications