At work do you worry if you are communicating correctly? Do you feel disrespected in the workplace? Then this office communications workshop may give you the tools you need to succeed. Okay. Truth be told, we are calling it a Law Office Communications workshop because it is being organized by the Institute for Paralegal Studies, [...]
The Institute for Paralegal Studies started a new certificate program at Loyola’s Cuneo Mansion and Gardens in Vernon Hills in January. The post-baccalaureate curriculum, approved by the American Bar Association, leads to a Corporate Practice Certificate in Paralegal Studies, the first specialized certificate developed by the Institute.
SCPS is pleased to announce the launch of two of our degree-completion programs in an online format. The BA in Management and the BA in Applied Studies are now available in a fully online option, as well as the fully on-campus option. This means that students in these programs can choose to take all of [...]
And with a great title to boot…
Fearless Facilitation is the latest book from SCPS faculty members Cyndi Maxey and Kevin O’Connor focusing on helping people learn what it takes to create and deliver a high-powered presentation that is tailor-made to draw in an audience and get results every time.
Filled with easy-to-implement presentation techniques, the book [...]
The Loyola community will be participating in two Earth Day-centric volunteer opportunities this April, and any member of the LUC family is invited!
Loyola’s North Lake Shore Earth Day 2013 will offer students two opportunities to pitch in. Saturday, April 13th students and local residents will partake in hands-on service projects in Rogers Park to support [...]
On Friday, March 22 the Paralegal Alumni Network is hosting the lecture, “Who Do You Think They Were?” given by Ginger Frere. Ms. Frere is a life-long Chicagoan and Loyola University Chicago alum with extensive experience providing historical research services.Three days a week, Ginger can be found working at the reference desk in the Genealogy [...]
So, it’s been twenty (or ten, or even two) years since you’ve been in school. You have decided that you are ready to apply to an evening, adult BA program so you can finish up your undergraduate studies. You can’t remember how many credits you have already earned so you order your transcripts and take a [...]
Sitting here on the beach in San Jose del Cabo, I’m reminded of one of my favorite beach vacations. A few years ago, my parents took me to Maui, Hawaii as a present for finishing my MBA. The funny thing was, when we left, I had not yet finished my final course. I had one [...]
The Paralegal Alumni Network (PAN) spent Wednesday night making and partaking of truffles at Katherine Anne Confections, a local and organic focused Chicago chocolatier. The attendees were able to experiment with their own flavor combinations while learning basic truffle making techniques. And at the end of the evening, they went home with a box of [...]
I will admit to being a bit of a cold-weather-wuss. Anything below 20 degrees is enough for me to need extreme amounts of motivation to even get out of bed, let alone make it to the office. Every winter I end up asking myself why I haven’t figured out how to work from home yet.
The [...]
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