A story written by Loyola University New Orleans student journalist Shannon Donaldson detailing how college students are reaping the benefits of a booming Hollywood South film industry won national recognition May 1 in the Society of Professional Journalists National Mark of Excellence Awards.
Professor Michael Kelly was invited to speak at the international conference "Nielsen Theory and related topics 2013," held in Daejon, South Korea.
Dr. MacGregor's co-authored article receives the Distinguished Article Award from the ASA is the section on Alturism, Mortality, and Social Solidarity.
Dr. MacGregor's co-authored article receives the Distinguished Article Award from the ASA is the section on Alturism, Mortality, and Social Solidarity.
Several graduates of the Department of Sociology were honored at the College of Social Sciences Honors Convocation on May 10, 2013.
Stella von Meer has been accepted to a PhD program in Dynamical Neuroscience at UC Santa Barbara. Stella graduated from Loyola with a major in Physics in 2007 and in 2010 she earned a M.Sc. degree in Medical Neuroscience from Charité Universitätsmedizin in Berlin, Germany.
Prof. Armin Kargol collaborates on research problems in computational biophysics with members of the Quantum Biology group at the Catholic University of Brescia, Italy. Recently, a new scientific paper, co-authored also by scientists from Sisse, Trieste, and from Tulane, appeared in Phys. Rev. E.
Dr. Guy Beck gave the inaugural lecture of The Asian Studies Lecture Series at Christopher Newport University, located in Newport News, VA.
Dr. Adil Khan will conduct research on Islamic Law and the Qu'ran in the wake of the Arab revolutions.
History and Classical Studies alum Alexandria Seltenrich began her career in medical software