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ACE Workshops

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The Academic and Career Enrichment series (ACE Workshops) provides students with knowledge and skills that complement their classroom learning, increase their engagement in university life, and empower them to advocate for themselves and others.

ACE Workshops will be offered in both in person, and virtually via social media and YouTube. In person ACE Workshops will be held in person in the Center for Intercultural Engagement (CIE), which is located on the 3rd Floor of the Andrew White Student Center. 

For any questions or concerns, please email Dennis Velez, Director of Student Success Coaching, at dvelez@loyola.edu. 

Fall 2026 Semester Topics...

  • September 28th: Developing a Plan for Success
  • October 26th: Avoiding Burnout (12-1 PM, Center for Intercultural Engagement)
    • Session Description: College life can be exciting and rewarding, but balancing academics, relationships, work, extracurriculars, and everyday responsibilities can create significant stress. This interactive workshop helps students understand how stress shows up in the body, and provides simple, realistic tools for managing it. Through discussion, movement, and breathwork, students will explore practical strategies for completing the stress cycle, regulating their energy, and supporting their overall wellbeing. 

Resources

  • : Free for Loyola students, faculty, and staff. Register with your InsideLoyola information. Connects you with financial experts, financial planners, and many other money management tools.
  • : This vital tool helps you build time management skills. Pinpoint your availability for classes, activities, and rest.
  • Handshake: A web-based system, provided by Loyola's Career Center, connects you with numerous local and national internship sites and employers.
  • : The AJCU Diversity and Equity Network (DEN) awards the Bill Davis Scholarship in honor of Mr. Bill Davis, director of the Upward Bound project at Loyola University Chicago from 1969-1990. This scholarship commemorates Mr. Davis' commitment to education, public image, and motivating students. Applications are due by December 31, 2026. 

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