Loyola University Maryland

Department of English

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  • Nora Benedict ('10) was accepted into the Ph.D. program in Spanish literature at the University of Virginia after completing her MA in the same area at U of Wisconsin-Madison.
  • Bill Callis (’12) is in Thailand as an instructor for Loyola’s Teaching in Thailand Program.
  • Sara Carr ('10) is a Language Arts Teacher at Anne Arundel County Public Schools.
  • Olivia Ceccarelli (’09) is pursuing a masters in urban planning at the University of Maryland after internships at the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Parks and People. 
  • Nadia Firozvi ('01) is a policy advisor in the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
  • Mary Theresa Genetti ('10) is teaching in Thailand. 
  • Megan Gilbride ('11) is an editorial assistant at Slack, Inc., a publishing company that specializes in the medical field. 
  • Aimee Godett ('11) is a Regulatory Administrative Specialist with JP Morgan Chase. 
  • Lauren Kimmich ('09) has received a Master's of the Arts in Teaching at UNC Chapel Hill.  She has just been hired to teach English at the Charlotte Mecklenburg School near Charlotte, NC.
  • Jenn Ladd ('11) is now the Associate Editor of The City Paper, Baltimore’s premier weekly. Right after Loyola she served as the Social Media Coordinator for Heavy Seas Beer, one of Baltimore’s best local brews.
  • Brian Olszak (’09) is finishing up a masters degree in community and regional planning at Temple University after serving as an Americorps VISTA volunteer in urban Philadelphia and as a library assistant. He is also on the board of the Philadelphia Orchard Project.
  • Liza Schreiner ('11) (minor in AAAS) is a teaching assistant at the Village Learning Place in Baltimore.
  • Lauren Wilson (’10) is a publishing intern at the American Diabetes Association in Washington, DC, while she finishes a masters in English at American University.
  • Andrew Zeliski ('11) (minor in AAAS)  is the lead reporter for Technically Baltimore, a new digital magazine, after having starting out as the digital media editor at The Urbanite, Baltimore’s terrific monthly mag. Andrew is also a prolific freelance writer, contributing pieces in The Atlantic, Richmond Magazine, College Magazine, and more.

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