At Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, our students are trained in the Jesuit tradition that honors the dignity of all humans, in addition to receiving the highest caliber of technical training. We are proud of our community of students, faculty and staff who are committed to faith, social justice, personal transformation and the effectiveness of our relationship with the world around us. We are working together to create a more just world, with an emphasis on reducing health-related suffering in communities that lack opportunities and resources. Learn what distinguishes Loyola Stritch from other U.S. medical schools. Catherine Jardien, an Admissions Counselor for Loyola Stritch, will be on hand to discuss and provide details of the Stritch mission on Friday, November 3rd from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the University of Central Florida.
Ms. Catherine Jardien is an Admissions Counselor for the Loyola Stritch School of Medicine. Ms. Jardien is a graduate of DePaul University where she received her BS in Elementary Education. She received her MA degree in School Counseling from Concordia University Chicago in 2014. She spent 10 years working as an educator in the K-12 setting in the city of Chicago and the suburb of Skokie, IL. In 2014, she left teaching for a position as an Admissions Counselor at Loyola Stritch. Ms. Jardien counsels applicants who are thinking about applying/reapplying to medical school, coordinates interview days for applicants, and helps to manage the Admissions Committees at Stritch.
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