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Application Overview

Graduate assistants provide research, instructional, and administrative support to ²ÝÁñÊÓƵ's faculty and administration.  A maximum of 15 hours per week are spent in their assistantship role and the remainder of their time is devoted to their academic pursuits. This combi²ÝÁñÊÓƵ of service, study, research, and teaching (when applicable) constitutes a full-time commitment. Assistantships are competitive positions that are highly sought after. They present a rewarding opportunity for you to participate in a vibrant academic community.

Availability

Available Campus Ministry Graduate Assistantship Job Descriptions will be listed on the Graduate Assistantship page. Applications for the 2025-2026 academic year will be accepted on a rolling basis.

• Graduate Assistant for Interfaith and Ecumenical Ministry, contact: Saima Sitwat, Assistant Director of Interfaith and Ecumenical Ministry of Campus Ministry, ssitwat@loyola.edu, 410-617-5755
• Graduate Assistant for Communications and Project Management, contact: Yulianna Otero Asmar, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, yoteroasmar@loyola.edu, 410-617-2449.
• Graduate Assistant for Liturgy, contact Laura McCormack, Associate Director of Liturgy and Music, lemccormack@loyola.edu, 410-617-2013
• Graduate Assistant for Program Operations, contact: Valentin Mudiay, Program Assistant of Campus Ministry, vmmudiay@loyola.edu, 410-617-2768

Qualifications

• Must be enrolled as a graduate student at ²ÝÁñÊÓƵ University
• Willingness to grow, learn and share in a faith-based community
• Exhibit time management and organizational skills
• Model commitment to dependability and accountability
• Appreciation of the role of faith development as part of a Jesuit education.
• Willingness to grow, learn and share in a faith-based community
• Willingness to learn about and work with sensitivity to diversity and privilege.
• Ability to engage students with diverse views and experiences
• Appreciation for the role of faith development as part of a Jesuit education
• Respect for supervision, peers, the office and partnership
• Care for self and others
• Availability for two-year commitment (upon re-evaluation at the end of the first year) would be preferred, although not required.
• Familiarity and willingness to learn about Ignatian Spirituality and the life of St. Ignatius.

Mandatory Responsibilities

• Attend training day with previous Graduate Assistant in Fall or Spring semester.
• Attend on-campus training days: (in late August)
• Attend occasional staff meetings and formation days throughout the academic year (Dates TBD).