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Congrats to Jim Stankiewicz, MD, tenured professor of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, for winning the 2024 Andy McKenna Leo Lions Legacy Award! Read more about this recognition and his accomplishments: bit.ly/4h4O9vs Leo High School

Stritch Alumni, let us know what you've been up to!

Years after performing a critical surgery on Megan Gallian, Dean Sam Marzo reconnected with her as part of the Evans Scholar program. His dedication to mentorship has guided Megan toward a future in otolaryngology, following in his footsteps. Learn more: bit.ly/4fUY8lZ

The MLK Day of Service at the Health Sciences Campus on January 21 will provide Stritch students with an opportunity to engage in a meaningful service that reflects both Dr. King's legacy and our Jesuit values. More info: luc.edu/MLKServiceDay25

Today, we celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose commitment to justice and equality continues to inspire generations to work for change.

Join us for a virtual lecture, "St. John Paul II & Pope Francis on Migration" on 2/14 from 12-1 PM CT. This will be the 2nd lecture on migration through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching and Jesuit Education. bit.ly/4afIjVO Stritch School of Medicine Loyola Chicago Loyola University Chicago Loyola IPS

Stritch alumnus Caylon Pettis, MD, MPH, grew up witnessing the impact of inequitable healthcare. Now a resident psychiatrist at the Mayo Clinic, he’s committed to addressing mental health disparities, particularly in underserved communities. Read more: bit.ly/3WPaDJf

Mark your calendars, Ramblers! #RamblerRally is on March 18. Let’s come together to support our students and make a lasting impact. To make a gift, visit: bit.ly/3n8icvL

Loyola University Chicago has attained the highest research classification, Research 1 (R1), by The American Council on Education (ACE) and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching (Carnegie Foundation) for 2025. Learn more: bit.ly/3ENR123

Stritch Alumni, mark your calendars – #RamblerRally is coming up! Save the date for March 18 to make your gift to support Stritch School of Medicine. To give and for more information: bit.ly/4kf8UqI

Ready to create an impact? Show your support for Stritch School of Medicine this #RamblerRally and make a gift to help build a brighter future for the next generation of doctors, researchers, and leaders in medicine. Donate now: bit.ly/4kf8UqI

Ramblers 🔜 Residents! Congrats to all Stritch School of Medicine Loyola Chicago students who matched today!

They’ve met their match! On March 21, 174 Stritch School of Medicine Loyola Chicago students experienced the emotional whirlwind of Match Day, an annual rite of passage in which medical school students learn where they will continue their training as paid residents. Read more: bit.ly/41Z35pb

Happy National Doctors' Day! We are grateful for all the exceptional physicians and surgeons who not only provide expert care to their patients but are helping to educate the next generation of doctors. #NationalDoctorsDay

Shannon Lovett (MD '09) went from Stritch medical student to Associate Professor and Emergency Medicine Chair at Loyola Medicine. Through her mentorship, she instills patient-centered values in future physicians. Read more: bit.ly/4lcN4ET

What does it mean to be called to medicine? Rooted in Ignatian spirituality, the Physician’s Vocation Program at Stritch invites students to explore that call through prayer, reflection, and service. Read more about the program: bit.ly/3G5kYeN

M1 Class VP Daaren Bukhari models leading with empathy. An impactful initiative that emerged from Bukhari’s leadership was the Mental Health Town Hall, a student-led event for M1s aimed at normalizing mental health conversations within medicine. Read more: bit.ly/3GoBZk2

The Stritch Class of 2025 is ready for the next step in their calling as physicians! Read about where some of our graduating students matched for residency and what they say are the most valuable things they learned during their time at Stritch: bit.ly/4lQosSN

The Stritch Class of 2025's Commencement Ceremony is just five days away, and M4 Class President Samantha Swamy will be the student speaker. She reflects on her years at Stritch and her journey into Internal Medicine. Read more: bit.ly/3ETb53o

As a dual MD/MPH student, Emma Federico has honed her research skills and developed a passion for connecting the dots between patient care and public health. Read more about Emma's determination to combine medicine with systems-level advocacy: bit.ly/3TwYiqV