Christie Fitzgerald
October 31, 2012
Professor Ellis
Event Analysis
Because
of the hurricane and class cancellations this week, I was unable to physically
attend an event for this class. Therefore, I read the attached statement of one
of the events we were informed to attend. I read about the “State of the
University 2012” spoken by Reverend Brian Linnane last week on October 24th.
In the statement, Reverend Linnane discussed not only Loyola’s progress and how
respectable all the student and faculty are, but how Loyola can look into the
future and do even better. Reverend Linnane discussed how when he first joined
Loyola in 2005, the school was beginning their 2008 campaign “Grounded in
Tradition, Educating for the Future”. While that is coming to an end in 2013,
Revered Linnane encouraged us to not look at it as an ending, but a way to plan
our future at Loyola.
Reverend
Linnane continued to address the positive impacts each and every one of the
students here have done. He explored how around 75% of Loyola’s graduated
students are now working either full or part time, and 25% are enrolled in
graduate school. He awarded many of the athletes on making progress as a team. He
also mentioned many statistics of how well Loyola has done, including how five
Loyola students in four years have received prestigious Fulbright Fellowships.
Reverend Linnane’s speech made me realize how honored I am to be a part of the
Loyola and Jesuit community.
No comments:
Post a Comment