Loyola University New Orleans Magazine

This edition includes the following articles:

Tools of the Trade
Students Today, Communication Leaders of Tomorrow
A Time of Change, A New School of Thought
Now, more than ever, mass communication students are taught the significance of strategic thinking, the importance of crafting the right message, and trends in delivery systems. Learning practical skills is emphasized and gaining hands-on experience is crucial for successful careers in advertising, journalism, and public relations.
The City and the University Two Years Later: Alive and Kicking
Though there have been many ups and downs in the rebuilding effort, much progress has been made by both the city and the university that is so closely connected to it.
In Service to Others
An Alumna's Reflection on Her Service Trip to Jamaica
Learning from the Best
Loyola College of Business freshmen today have a major advantage over freshmen at other business schools - the opportunity to interact with and personally learn from experts in their chosen fields - thanks to the Executive Mentoring Program.

and much more!

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