Inclusion Access and Success

The Brain and the Heart Matter Too

May 19, 2016

Have you ever felt that moment of panic when you think you have lost your wallet? Or what about when you hear those cop car sirens go off and you think they are about to pull you over? Magnify that feeling times ten, instead of moments think hours, add obsessive thoughts, sweating, loss of appetite, lightheadedness, and you would experience my anxiety.

Jerry Pope Inspires Standing Room Only Crowd at IAS Reception

May 20, 2015

By Sparkle Hunt, Loyola University ChicagoOnly standing room was left in a space filled with professionals eager to be inspired, motivated, and informed at the Inclusion, Access, and Success (IAS) Reception during the annual IACAC Conference on April 30. Jerry Pope, College Consultant…

Finding Your Team, No Matter What Team You Play For

March 19, 2014

By Zak George, DePaul University For those of you that know me, you know I'm not really an "avid sports fan." In fact, I know very little about sports. To me, the Super Bowl was actually a Bruno Mars concert…

IAS – What’s that?

December 5, 2013

By Traci FlowersLoyola Academy The Human Relations Committee has been renamed the Inclusion, Access, and Success Committee to align with NACAC, and better reflect the work of the committee. For many years, Human Relations was often confused with Human Resources. Although the…