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SUMMER 2016 IN THIS ISSUE


Loyola magazine is published for alumni and friends.


EDITOR Scott Alessi


ART DIRECTOR Ted Yee


DESIGNER Joseph Darrow


PHOTOGRAPHER Natalie Battaglia


CONTRIBUTORS


Frontlines: Aaron Cooper, Travis Corne- jo, Anne Divita Kopacz (BA ’02), Heather Eidson, Alexandra Jonker, Lauren Krause (BA ’10), Evangeline Politis


Alma Matters: Dana Almdale, Evelina Ayrapetyan (MEd ’13), Jocelyn Cheng (BS ’94), Laura Colón Baker (BA ’08),


Mary Houston (BS ’07, MEd ’13), Leticia Nieto (BA ’03), Nick Ramirez (BASC ’14), Olivia Sievert


Additional photography: Charles 20


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Cherney, Greg Dohler, Heather Eidson, Mark Patton, James C. Svehla


ON THE COVER LOYOLA'S NEW LEADER


Jo Ann Rooney, JD, LLM, EdD, brings a lifelong passion for education and extensive leadership experience to her role as Loyola's new president.


CANCER'S BIGGEST ENEMY


When the FDA's Dr. Richard Pazdur lost his wife to cancer, it gave him a new perspective on his work ap- proving treatments for the disease.


SETTING THE WORLD ON FIRE


One Loyolan's accidental discovery fanned the flames of the sustain- ability movement.


WE ARE WHAT WE EAT


The path to better community health may begin with rethinking what's on our plates.


DEPARTMENTS 4 FRONTLINES


28 OUR BACKYARD 30 AROUND THE WORLD 32 DISCOVERY 34 ALMA MATTERS 42 ALUMNI VOICES


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Jo Ann Rooney, JD, LLM, EdD, stands in front of the Richard J. Klarcheck Information Commons on the Lake Shore Campus.


PHOTO BY NATALIE BATTAGLIA


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