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UNIVERSITY PARENT
GUIDE
2012
Loyola Marymount
University
CAMPUS RESOURCES – LOCAL INSIGHT – HELPFUL INFORMATION
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Welcome to LMU
Parent Resources
Academics
Student Services
Health and Safety
Student Resources
Service and Ministry
Parking and Transportation
Los Angeles Area Guide
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34 | 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Marina del Rey
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36 | Loyola Marymount University Map
38 | Proud Supporters of LMU
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Parent Resources
The college years represent a unique stage of parenting, one that offers
new rewards as you see your student take the next steps in his or her life,
as well as new challenges as you face questions and concerns you have
never faced before. At LMU, we provide you with a link to a community
of parents providing support, ideas, and resources as families negotiate
their ‘revised’ parenting role during the college experience. As a current
member of this community of parents, we encourage you to get involved
during your son or daughter’s four years at LMU and beyond.
Parent Pride: Parent Pride is LMU’s online
resource for First Year Parents. Parent
Pride features helpful articles, resourceful
tips, and other online tools that aid parents
during their student’s first year at LMU.
Articles address how to adjust to college
life, how to successfully navigate the first
year, ways to get involved, and much
more! As the parent of a first year student,
if your student provided your e-mail in the
parent information section, then you will
Welcome to LMU
Dear Parents,
Welcome to our LMU family! Your journey
is steeped in great history, both our
Jesuit and Marymount traditions, setting
the foundation to connect with LMU.
We hope that you will see how we create
an environment of academic, personal,
spiritual and professional growth. At
LMU, your student is challenged to grow
through their interactions in the classroom
and co-curricular experiences. We are
privileged to be a part of their journey as
they strive to become the best version of
themselves, each given the opportunity
to learn about their gifts and talents
and how to use them in the world.
We encourage you to empower your
student to deal with the challenges
they will face during their college
years. The best way to help your
student is to encourage them to use
all resources available to them at LMU,
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be automatically up-loaded in our system.
The first e-mail will come in mid-July. If
you do not receive the e-mail, just contact
the Parent Programs office and we will be
happy to add you to our distribution list.
Questions? Contact: Mary Plumb at
310.338.1798 or [email protected]
be involved on campus, and use every
opportunity to interact with faculty
and staff as a rewarding experience.
We understand this year will be filled
with many changes for both you and
your student, but you are not alone as
you find a way to “let go” of your student
during this first year. We are here to
answer questions and provide the
resources you need to support your son or
daughter. The LMU Family Guide contains
information on campus resources and how
your student can get involved on campus!
If you have any questions or concerns,
please don’t hesitate to contact
the Parent Programs Office.
We are looking forward
to a great first year!
Mary Plumb
Parent Program Coordinator
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Academics
Parents, you can be an LMU advocate in
many ways – by helping to recruit new
students, attending LMU family events
in your area, hosting an event, and
volunteering at one of the several family
events hosted on campus. You can also
advocate for your student by financially
supporting LMU through the Parents Fund.
Here are some great ways to get involved:
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Freshman Family Send-Offs
(August): host a send-off
celebration for new incoming
freshman in your hometown.
Welcome Weekend (August
24-25): Talk with new parents/
families during family festivities
about your LMU experiences.
Regional Parent Receptions
(fall): Host a reception for parents
who live in your region.
Preview Day (April): Admitted
students are invited to campus one
last time before they decide where
to attend college. They are able
to participate in a Q&A panel and
parent volunteers add a special
perspective to the day’s activities.
Freshman Orientation (June):
Parent Council hosts a wine and
cheese reception as a way to meet
and mingle with new parents.
Parent Council
The LMU Parent Council advances
the University’s Mission by working
with the Office of Annual Giving/
Parent Programs & the Parent Fund, to
increase awareness of and support for
the Parent Fund. The Council promotes
communication with current parents and
parent participation in events, programs,
and fundraising activities for LMU.
Parent Ambassadors
Parent Ambassadors support and advance
the University’s Mission by working
with the Office of Parent Relations/
Parent Fund to help provide lines of
communication to current parents,
offer volunteer opportunities, and
encourage parent participation in events,
programs, and fundraising activities
for Loyola Marymount University.
As a premier Catholic university, Loyola Marymount University fosters a
transformative and rigorous educational experience in undergraduate and
graduate programs emphasizing social justice, compassionate leadership
and ethical responsibility. As your student explores the breadth of our vibrant
academic programs, they will discover our rich intellectual community, cultural
heritage, commitment to diversity and our Catholic, Jesuit/Marymount identity.
Colleges at LMU:
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Frank R. Seaver College of
Science and Engineering (CSE)
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School of Film and Television (SFTV)
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College of Communication
and Fine Arts (CFA)
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College of Business
Administration (CBA)
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School of Education (SOE)
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Loyola Law School
Terms to Know:
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Syllabus: An overview of the
course given on the first day
of class that lists what’s being
covered in the class, when
assignments are due, when
exams and finals are scheduled,
and contact information for
the teacher or TA. It also
includes a list of the professor’s
policies, expectations,
and goals for the class.
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TA: A teacher’s assistant.
Sometimes an assistant
will teach a class for a
professor, or they may act
as a liaison between the
student and professor (e.g.
turning papers into a TA).
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Office hours: These are times
when a professor has no
classes, but is scheduled to be
in her/his office. During this
time, students are welcome
to visit the professor and
seek help for any areas in the
class they may struggle with
or wish to improve upon.
Bachelor’s Degree (3 Basic Areas):
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For more information contact:
Marianna Ochoa ’00
Director Parent Programs
and Parent Giving
310.338.7037 or
[email protected]
Bellarmine College of
Liberal Arts (BCLA)
Core Classes - Requirement Areas:
American Cultures, Literature,
College Writing, Philosophy,
Mathematics, Communication/
Critical Thinking, Critical Arts,
Science/Technology, Critical and
Creative Arts, Social Sciences,
History, Theological Studies.
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Major Classes - Upper Division and
Lower Division units required.
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Elective Classes - A way to
explore new interests, compliment
your major, or to focus on a
minor or second major.
Units=Credits=Semester Hours:
120 units are required with 45 of those
units being upper division courses
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Fall 2012
Spring 2013
Aug 27
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Classes begin
Jan 14
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Classes begin
Aug 31
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Last day to file an application for a December degree
Jan 18
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Aug 31
F
Last day to add or drop a class without a grade of W
Last day to file application to participate
in May Commencement
Sep 3
M
No Classes - Labor Day
Jan 18
F
Last Day to add or drop a class without a grade of W
Sep 14
F
Last day for undergraduates to finish coursework
for Spring/Summer grades of Incomplete
Jan 21
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No Classes - Martin Luther King, Jr., Day
Feb 1
F
Last day for undergraduates to finish
coursework for Fall grades of Incomplete
Feb 15
F
Last day for instructors to submit grades for
undergraduates with Fall grades of Incomplete
F
Last day to submit mid-term deficiency grades
Sep 28
F
Last day for instructors to submit Spring/Summer
grades for undergraduates with Incompletes
Oct 11
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Last day to submit mid-term deficiency grades
Oct 12
F
No Classes- Autumn Day
Mar 1
Last day to withdraw from classes or apply
for Credit/No Credit grading
Mar 4-8
M-F.
Mar 22
F
Nov 2
Nov 9
Nov 21-23
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Spring registration begins
W-F
No Classes – Thanksgiving
Mar 27-29
Last day to withdraw from classes or apply
for Credit/No Credit grading
No Classes - Easter
Nov 30
F
Financial Clearance due for Spring Semester
Apr 5
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Registration for Fall semester begins
Dec 7
F
Last day of classes
Apr 16
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Deadline for Dissertation Defense
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Last day of classes
Dec 8-9
S-U
Reading Days
May 3
Dec 10-14
M-F
Final Examinations
May 4-5
S-U
Reading Days
Last day for instructors to submit final grades
May 6-10
M-F
Final Examinations
May 11-12
S-U
Commencement Weekend
Dec 19
W
May 15
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W-F
No Classes - Spring Break
W
Last day for instructors to submit final grades
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Academic Resource Center
First To Go
The Academic Resource Center
encourages students to take charge of
their own academic success! Services
include: writing support, study groups,
academic support for Core Courses,
connection to various campus resources
and Time Management workshops.
LMU’s First to Go program provides
academic and social support for students
who are the first generation of their family
to attend college. Students are paired
with a faculty or staff mentor (who were
also first generation) and participate
in various activities with other firstgeneration students in classes, receptions,
and events to foster a supportive
community and ensure success at LMU.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2847
Fax: 310.338.7675
Location: Daum Hall (2nd Floor)
Business Hours:
Mon-Wed 8am-8pm
Thurs 8am-6pm
Friday 8am-4pm
For more information, contact the
Academic Resource Center at
310.338.2847 or email
fi[email protected].
Student Services
First Year Experience
Navigating any new place or experience
can be a challenge, and the first year of
college is one of the biggest challenges
for most students. FYE is here to help
make the transition as smooth as possible.
Whether it is trying to figure out how to
find information on PROWL, learning how
to be involved on campus or finding a job
on campus, FYE is the place for first year
students to start. FYE provides some great
opportunities to make your mark as a part
of the Class of 2016 with the first year
service project and fun with Lion on the
Sand to start. We are involved with first
year students from orientation all the way
to the beginning of the sophomore year.
Your student’s success is our priority!
We understand the importance of your
role as parents. We have developed a
strong collaboration with Parent Programs
to ensure that if you have any concerns
or questions as your student transitions
to college life, you have an avenue to
express those concerns. Again, your
student’s success is our priority!
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.5252
Online: www.lmu.edu/fye
Location: Charles Von der
Ahe Building Suite 140
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Staff:
Director of First
Year Experience and
Transfer Programs
Jennifer BelicheskyLarson
Engagement
and Assessment
Coordinator
AJ LaPan
Program Coordinator
Lisha Maddox
Parent Program
Coordinator
Mary Plumb
Students should look for FYE
signature programs:
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LMU Connect
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Freshman Service Project
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Activities for Out-of-State Students
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Hall Brawls
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and so much more!!!
The Learning Community
(TLC@LMU)
Aimed to strengthen leadership skills
and promote academic success,
TLC@LMU pairs its participants
with resources, opportunities, and
support to promote a positive and
empowering first-year experience for
African American first year students.
Contact: Ashley Patterson, TLC
Program Coordinator at
[email protected] or call 310.258.8754.
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Transfer Programs
LMU Onecard
This department works to facilitate the
transition of incoming transfer students
to LMU by offering programs to engage
and involve them in university life. It
also aims to connect transfer students
to different opportunities at LMU.
The LMU OneCard is your student’s
“key” to the university!
The LMU Onecard is the ID card on
campus, but it is also used for students
to access their meal plan, their residence
hall and the library after hours. Purchases
can also be made around campus at a
number of places including: the bookstore,
vending machines, Campus Recreation,
Yellow Cab, Graphics department, campus
dining venues, laundry machines, copy
centers, student health, mail center, and
more than 60 off campus merchants.
At www.lmu.edu/onecard students can
manage their Onecard and authorized
users can add value or check balances
and transactions. Students may also report
a lost or stolen card and automatically
send e-mail notices requesting funds.
Contact: Lisha Maddox, Transfer
Program Coordinator at
[email protected]
or call 310.258.4658.
Veterans Programs
Veteran Programs aids veterans with
their transition to LMU and offers
programs to show community support.
Contact: [email protected]
or 424.568.8387.
Contact Information
Student Accounts Department
The Student Accounts Department is
responsible for the financial administration
of all billing related to tuition, room,
board, and fees. Our office provides
students with the ability to sign up for
payment plans. We counsel students
on their student account and help
to resolve questions regarding their
balance due. And much more!
Important Payment Deadlines
Payment in full or payment plan
arrangements must be made online by:
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July 20, 2012 for Fall
Semester & December 20,
2012 for Spring Semester
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$100 FEE MAY BE
CHARGED IF LATE!
For more information, visit our website at:
www.lmu.edu/studentaccounts
Payment plans:
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Full Pay
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5 Month payment plan - $150
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enrollment fee per semester (no
enrollment fee charged if setting
up scheduled payments)
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Tuition Refund Insurance (Dewar
Inc.): www.collegerefund.com or
at www.lmu.edu/studentaccounts
Payment Methods: Cash or check
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OneCard Information (flexi
accts): www.lmu.edu/onecard
Please note: Be sure to plan enough time
to complete all financial aid requirements
and accept your financial aid before
setting up payment arrangements!
Important Websites
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To make payment arrangements,
set up authorized users, pay
by electronic check , set up
refund account information, view
and print bills visit the Student
Account Center, accessible
via PROWL or through the
Student Accounts Website:
www.lmu.edu/studentaccounts
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Sickness Insurance (Aetna):
Medical Insurance Waiver will
be available by July 3, 2012 at:
www.aetnastudenthealth.com
Phone: 310.338.2735
Location: Charles Von Der
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2711
Fax: 310.338.2325
E-mail: [email protected]
Online at: www.lmu.edu/studentaccounts
Location: Charles Von Der Ahe Building Suite 250
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Dining Services - Meal Plans
LMU & the LMU Dining Services by
Sodexo have designed meal plans to meet
a variety of different dining needs. Our
LION Plans offer four different pre-paid
Lion Dollar options, all using declining
balance accounts. Each plan has a
different buy-in amount. The L, I and O
plans all include a bonus value which
will be added the fourth week of the
spring semester. Also, beginning this
year, the L, I, and O plans will include
Lion Points. Lion Points are redeemable
at the Lair’s Community Table “All You
Care to Eat” meals, which are offered
as the evening meal on Thursdays,
Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. This
allows students to save on the door
price to eat at the Community Table.
Changes to the meal plan can be
made ONLY during the third & fourth
week of each semester in the Student
Housing Office in Leavey 6.
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Please note: If in doubt, we recommend
purchasing a lower plan because only
5% of any unused portion of the LION
plan will carry over to next year. S
dollars can be added to supplement
the LION meal plan if needed.
Students living in traditional residence
halls are required to purchase one
of the four California sales-tax
exempt, non-refundable LMU meal
plans. LION Dollars can be used at
On-Campus dining venues only.
S-Dollars
This supplemental meal plan is available
to all full time (12+ units) undergraduate
students only. The minimal deposit is
$100 and can be added after a student’s
LION dollars run out or for any student that
wants to eat on campus occasionally. S
dollars are carried forward from year to
year as long as your student is actively
enrolled at LMU. Like funds in the L,
I, O or N plans, the money spent from
your S dollars is not subject to sales
tax and is used for On-Campus dining
venues only. S dollars may be added
at the Manage My Onecard site.
and most convenient option and deposits can be made immediately using a credit card.
Deposits can also be made at the OneCard office in the Charles Von Der Ahe Building
Suite 30 or at any VTS (Value Transfer Station) found in several locations on campus.
Student Housing
The Student Housing Office creates a living and learning environment by
providing programs and services that empower students to realize their potential
in mind, body and spirit within a community that honors human diversity
and accepts students as individuals with rights and responsibilities.
Important Dates:
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December 14-15, 2012: Room
Health and Safety Inspections
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January 12, 2013: Residence Halls
re-open 1:00 pm for spring semester
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February 25 – March 12, 2013: Room
Health and Safety Inspections
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Mid-February 2013: Housing
Selection begins for 2013-14 year,
and Housing Deposit is Due
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September 10-14, 2012: Meal
Plan Change Requests
Mid-March 2013: Housing Selection
ends, continuing students who
completed applications select
rooms for 2013-2014 year
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October 3-11, 2012: Room Health
and Safety Inspections
Early-April 2013: Summer
Housing Applications Available
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December 14, 2012: Residence Halls
Close 8:00 pm for winter break
May 10, 2013: Residence Halls
Close at 8:00 pm for end of year
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June 25, 2012: Last day to
request roommate and make
changes to application
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Mid-July 2012: Room &
Roommate assignments are
made and sent to students
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August 1, 2012: Bed configuration
requests are due
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August 15, 2012: Microfridge order
deadline to Collegiate Concepts
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August 24, 2012: MOVE-IN!
Buildings open at 8:00 am
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Flexi-Dollars
Flexi dollars are fun dollars. There’s
more to your OneCard than eating.
With Flexi-dollars, students can make
transactions in the bookstore, the library,
mail (distribution) center, make copies, do
laundry, use Yellow Taxi, or even make
a purchase off-campus at any one of the
designated LMU Onecard Vendors. Flexidollars can also be used at On-Campus
food service locations, but unlike the LION
or S-dollars, purchases will be assessed
the applicable sales tax. Flexi-dollars
carry over from year to year while your
student is actively enrolled at LMU.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2963
Website: www.lmu.edu/housing
You can add flexi to your student’s
account by going online at
www.lmu.edu/onecard, this is the easiest
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Career Development Services
Distinguished academic programs
and transformational out-of-class
experiences provide the platform
for students to discover their truest
selves and for employers and graduate
schools to discover the future leaders
of the world. Career Development
Services is the catalyst between campus
and career; between campus and
community; and between campus and
corporation. It is the arm of the university
that introduces the global community to
the critical thinkers, creative problemsolvers, teachers and innovators that
will contribute to their professions
and craft change in the world. At LMU,
Career Development begins the moment
each student enters the university
and continues beyond graduation.
Important information for students
looking to get a job on-campus:
All LMU student employees are required
to complete a federal identification
form, called an I-9, and provide original
documentation to authenticate their
identification. A complete list of
acceptable identification documents can
be found at: www.uscis.gov/I-9Central
Career Development Services
Junior Students: Focus On
First Year Students: Discover
Become familiar with your
Campus Resources
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Continue Gaining Experience
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Develop Your Goals
Consider your Major(s)
and Career Options
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Consider your Options
and Opportunities
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Search for Work Opportunities
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Get involved in Student
Clubs and Organizations
Work on Acquiring
Transferable Skills
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Try Service to Make a Difference
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Discover your Interests,
Skills and Values
Please note: If your student is not registered for
classes yet, they will receive their mailbox number
only after they have registered for classes.
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Begin Transitioning to
Professional Life
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Find Prospective
Employers that Fit with Your
Interests and Values
Make Your Major and
Career Connections
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Take advantage of
Intercultural Opportunities
Interview for Jobs and
Graduate Programs
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Implement Your Job Search Plan
Explore Resources at LMU
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Make Choices about Your
Post-Graduation Goals
Alumni: Re-Connect
Phone: 310.338.2871
Online: www.lmu.edu/cds
Location: Malone 201
Mail Service: Packages or mail are
picked up in the campus business
center (University Hall 1100). Mailbox
numbers and combinations are sent to
students by LION e-mail in early August.
Senior Students: Succeed In
Sophomore Students: Explore
Contact Information
Campus Business Center
4-Year Career Action Plan
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Connect with Career
Development Services—it’s free!
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Become involved with the
Financial Aid
The financial aid office will be sending
all communication to parents via
MyAid until the fall of 2012.
It is not too early to think about
financial aid for 2012-13.
In order to apply for financial aid
for 2012-13 students must:
Complete the FAFSA (allow 4-6
days for processing) any time after
January 1, 2013. For parents and
students: Students and parents are
assigned separate PIN numbers.
Keep your PIN number! You will
be using it for all four years.
Submit an Undergraduate
Financial Aid Application through
Prowl by March 2, 2013.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2793
E-mail: fi[email protected]
Fax: 310.338.2793
Online: www.lmu.edu/financialaid
Location: Charles Von Der
Business Hours: Mondays –
Fridays: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm - no
appointment necessary
Office of Alumni Relations
To help you remember, record your
student’s mail box number here:
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When sending mail or packages,
use the correct address:
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First name—last name
(NO NICKNAMES)
1 LMU Drive MSB- (Mailbox #)
If you are sending flowers or other
perishable items, provide your student’s
cell phone number to be included on the
delivery slip so the Distribution Center
can call them as soon as their delivery
arrives. For safety reasons, deliveries are
never made directly to the student’s room.
Visit us at: www.lmu.edu/dc
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Health and
Safety
Department of Public Safety
Our mission is to create and ensure a safe
environment for the LMU community.
In addition to the Chief, the department
employs an Assistant Chief, a Deputy
Chief, three captains, seven Lieutenants,
one Investigator, and an office manager.
The department also maintains a staff
of several contract security officers who
conduct foot and vehicle patrols of the
campus. In addition, LMU DPS employs
several work study students who assist the
department with routine office functions
and serve as after hour campus escorts.
In case of an emergency, a student can:
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Dial 222 from any campus phone
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Call 310.338.2893 (We advise
all students to program this
number into their cell phones)
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Go to the Public Safety Office
located in the Foley Annex
(across from Jamba Juice)
DPS is open 7 days a week, 24
hours a day, 365 days a year
LMU Emergency Alert
LMU Alert is a system that allows the
university to communicate important
information to the school community in
case of emergencies and incidents on or
near campus. The alert is transmitted via
phone call, text message and/or email. As of
summer 2012, all LMU students are required
to register for alerts. Students must
update their contact information before
they are allowed to register for classes.
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Student Health
Student Health Services (SHS) is
dedicated to providing services,
opportunities, and experiences to
support academic pursuits, facilitate
personal development and create a
safe and healthy campus community.
The Student Health Center is a quality, fullservice medical clinic available to all LMU
students enrolled in six or more units. It is
accredited by the Accreditation Association
for Ambulatory HealthCare. The staff
includes: a Board Certified Internist,
Certified Nurse Practitioners, Registered
Nurses, Medical Assistants, an X-Ray
Technologist and Administrative Staff.
The health center offers a wide range of
services to meet most student needs,
including: treatment for illnesses and injuries,
women’s health services, dermatological
care, medications, immunizations, lab
work, X-rays and allergy injections.
If your student has health insurance
under your family plan, you can waive
the Sickness Insurance online at
(www.aetnastudenthealth.com). The
deadline to waive coverage is October
5, 2012. (Please note: The online waiver
is not available until after July 3, 2012.)
Hours of operation:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays: 8am - 5pm
Wednesdays: 8am - 7pm
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2881
Online: www.lmu.edu/studentlife/
studentaffairs/healthwellness/
healthservices.htm
Immunizations
All incoming students must complete the
Immunization and Consent for Treatment
Form. The form will be mailed to the
home address of each student. The form
includes a questionnaire that will help
students and parents determine which
immunizations are required and what
immunizations are recommended by
Student Health Services. There will be
an immunization clinic during Welcome
Weekend if students need to complete
any of their required or recommended
immunizations before school begins.
Please refer to the website for the
most up-to-date information: www.
lmu.edu/studentlife/studentaffairs/
healthwellness/healthservices.htm
In case of any medical emergency
after office hours, call Public
Safety at 310.338.2893
There is no charge to be seen by a
member of the medical staff. Charges
will be incurred only if there is a need
for prescription medications, lab work,
x-rays, or necessary medical supplies.
Any health center charges can be billed
to the student account or payment may
also be made by check or flexi dollars.
Health Insurance
Insurance
Cost
Requirements
Accident
and Injury
Insurance
$158
Mandatory - cannot
be waived
Automatically billed
to Student Account
Sickness
Insurance
Optional
Buy Up
$361
$995
Optional if student has
health insurance coverage
under parents or family.
Mandatory for
international students
Mandatory if a student
does not have health
insurance under
parents or family.
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Student Psychological Services
Student Psychological Services (SPS) is
available to provide free psychological
and emotional assistance to currently
enrolled LMU students. Services include
individual and group therapy; walk-in
consultation; emergency psychological
services; and outreach programming on
a variety of college-related concerns.
SPS also offers consultation to students,
faculty, staff, or parents who are
concerned about their student(s).
Hours of Operation:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays: 8 am - 5 pm
Wednesdays: 8 am - 7 pm
To make an appointment during
regular office hours, students can call
310.338.2868 or come in to the office.
If a student has a mental health
emergency, a therapist will see the
student without an appointment.
For more information, visit
www.lmu.edu/counseling.
Disability Support Services
The DSS Office offers resources to enable
students with physical, learning and/
or psychological disabilities to achieve
maximum independence while pursuing
their educational goals. Staff specialists
interact with all areas of the University to
eliminate physical and attitudinal barriers.
Students must provide documentation
for their disability from an appropriate
licensed professional. Services are
offered to students who have established
disabilities under state and federal
laws. We also advise students, faculty
and staff regarding disability issues.
Student Resources
Student Organizations
ASLMU
As a student-centered university, it is
fundamental that LMU offers a wide
variety of student organizations. Nearly
150 organizations are registered,
ranging from service organizations to
academic clubs to recreation and club
sports. There are opportunities to start
your own club! For more information,
stop by the Student Leadership and
Development Office on the first floor
of Malone or visit www.lmu.edu/sld.
ASLMU, the Associated Students of Loyola
Marymount University, is your student
government on the LMU Westchester
Campus. We are a dedicated team
that acts as an advocate for student
concerns, a liaison between the student
and the administration and the major
programmer for LMU’s coolest events.
Students with special needs who need
reasonable modifications, special
assistance, academic accommodations
or housing accommodations should
direct their request to the DSS Office
as soon as possible. All discussions
will remain confidential.
ASLMU, in keeping with the Jesuit
and Marymount tradition, empowers
the voice of the students and actively
promotes a vibrant campus life. Driven by
integrity, we devote ourselves to being
men and women for and with others.
First year students can get involved
as early as the first few weeks with
ASLMU as a First Year Senator! Visit
the ASLMU office on the first floor of
Malone or online at www.aslmu.org.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.4216
Online: www.lmu.edu/dss
Location: Daum Hall, Second Floor
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Greek Life
LMU GUIDE
Leadership Seminars & Modules
There are many ways to get
involved at LMU. Greek Life might
be right for your student!
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LMU Greek members perform higher
academically, provide countless
hours of community service and
fundraised over $170,000 for local
and national charities last year!
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choose from, your student is
sure to find the right fit.
Recruitment for first year students
begins in January 2013.
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EDLA 489 – Leadership Seminar
I: The Interior Life - Individual
Values of Leadership
II: Companions in Action Group Values of Leadership
III: Comunitas - Community
Values of Leadership
THST 298 – Theology of
Ignatian Leadership
Visit PROWL or www.lmu.edu/leadership
for current sections being offered.
Check out LMU Greek Life at
www.lmu.edu/greeklife
Phone: 310.338.2877
Online: www.lmu.edu/leadership
BE YOURSELF-BE STRONG- BE
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Student Worker Program
The Institute explores the Social Change
Model of Leadership Development along
with other leadership concepts, such as
servant leadership, Ignatian leadership
and a wide range of topics and issues.
The student worker program is a unique
organization at LMU. It is designed by the
University to award a competitive financial
aid package to students with financial need
in return for service to the University. The
Program consists of 24 students, who live
together on campus. They provide service
for every major event the University hosts
from our Alumni BBQ to Commencement.
The 12 men and 12 women in the program
also intern with departments campus-wide,
from Recycling to University Relations. They
describe themselves as being the hardest
working students on campus and their
outstanding work ethic speaks for itself.
It takes 2 easy steps to complete
one module of the LMU Ignatian
Leadership Institute:
Applications to join the program
are available each spring in Student
Leadership and Development.
The LMU Ignatian Leadership Institute
focuses on the development of students
as leaders of themselves, their groups and
their community. It’s all about how students
can make change happen and truly live
as men and women with, and for others.
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Step 1: Complete 1 of the
Leadership Seminars offered
fall or spring semester
Step 2: Participate in a Capstone
Experience and Reflection
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Division I Athletics
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West Coast Conference
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Mascot: Ignatius (Iggy) the Lion
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22 Conference Championships
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21 varsity teams
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Colors: Navy and Crimson
sport for free! (There may be fees for
equipment, membership or uniforms.)
Club list
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Highly competitive:
Men’s Ice Hockey, Men’s
Lacrosse, Men’s Rugby.
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Semi- Competitive: Men’s Baseball,
Men’s Soccer, Men’s Volleyball,
Ski and Snowboard, Surf Team,
Tennis, Women’s Basketball,
Women’s Soccer, Women’s
Volleyball, Women’s Water Polo.
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Probationary: Women’s Lacrosse
For Tickets call: 310.338.LION
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Contact Information
Ignatian Leadership Institute
Athletics
Intramural Sports
Intramural Sports Director: Raamen Bass
Sports offered: Flag Football,
volleyball, dodgeball, basketball,
indoor and outdoor soccer.
Refundable forfeit deposit per team for
ALL league sports and tournaments.
Co-Rec (Co-Ed), Men’s and/or women’s
divisions offered for most sports.
Team and “Free Agent” (individuals)
sign-ups for all sports leagues
(online registration).
Sports schedules, registration, and rules
are online at www.lmu.edu/imsports
Club Sports
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Club Sports Director: Raamen Bass
Sports are organized by students.
Anyone enrolled at LMU can join a club
For game schedules, contact
information, or to see competition results
online: www.lmu.edu/clubsports
DejaView Movie Lounge
DejaView Movie Lounge has been
delighting crowds since opening its doors
Labor Day weekend 2011. Located in
Huesman Lounge, the DejaView Movie
Lounge gives students a high quality
movie-going experience with surround
sound and other amenities. DejaView
Movie Lounge offers a concession stand
with low cost snacks and beverages. Past
events include a special screening of the
Pearl Jam 20 documentary, Harry Potter
Sorting Hat Event and Sunday Sing Along.
The DejaView Movie Lounge operates
Thursday through Saturday.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2877
Online: www.lmu.edu/studentworkers
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Service and
Ministry
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Underwings Praxis: A bridge
between LMU and Dolores Mission
that consists of 30-40 LMU students
who participate in a year-long
process of direct service, reflection,
and concrete social change.
Center for Service and Action
CSA’s mission is to educate and form men
and women with and for others, especially
the disadvantaged and the oppressed
through direct personal contact between
students and the marginalized community
based experiences. We foster kinship with
others that will lead to intellectual inquiry,
moral reflection and social action. Join
the CSA group list for campus service info:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/csa_lmu/
Staff includes:
Campus Ministry provides a welcoming
environment where people can express
their faith passionately and discern their
vocation in community. Campus Ministry is a
place to belong, to believe, and to become.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.2860
Facebook: LMU Campus Ministry
Twitter: @LMUMinistry
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Pam Rector (Director)
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Maria Alderete (Assistant Director)
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Renita Batiste (Administrative Coordinator)
Christian Life Community (CLC)
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Lorena Chavez (Assistant Director,
Community Engagement)
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Tom King (Assistant Director
for Campus Service)
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Jessica Viramontes (Alternative
Breaks Coordinator)
CLC groups are small faith sharing groups
that consist of 5-10 members who meet
once a week for an hour to pray, reflect, and
share. CLC is a great way to foster life-giving
connections with others through faith, trust,
and companionship. There are also large
group events centered on CLC’s three pillars
of mission, spirituality, and community.
Some of the key programs in CSA are:
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Campus Ministry
ServeLA: A one-day service
opportunity for First Year
Students. www.lmu.edu/
studentlife/studentaffairs/
activities/csa/events/serve.htm
The Alternative Break Program:
Promotes service and cultural
exchange on the local, national and
international level through handson community based learning.
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Service Organizations: Join one
of eight student groups who
do service together and meet
weekly to form a community.
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El Espejo: A mentoring program
that connects 87 Loyola Marymount
Students with 190 high-risk
students at Lennox Middle School.
Contact:
Lindy Wynne at 310.338.5225
or [email protected]
First Year Retreat (For freshman
and transfer students)
First Year Retreat will be held at Pali
Mountain Retreat Center, September
14-16, 2012. It is a great opportunity
for first year students and leaders to
meet, form friendships, reflect, and pray
together in a welcoming environment.
Contact:
Michaela Buccola at 310.338.2862
or [email protected]
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LMU GUIDE
Parking and Transportation
Lion Express
The Lion Express is a free shuttle
service offered to LMU students. The
shuttle allows LMU students to get off
campus and enjoy some of the activities,
restaurants, shops & services in the local
area. The shuttle operates on a set
schedule to popular student destinations.
Students can go to www.lmu.edu/
lionexpress for more information on
Routes and how to reserve a ride, book
a reservation for the LAX shuttle, and
many other transportation options.
Destinations: Howard Hughes
Promenade, Westfield Culver City Mall,
Waterside Plaza, Bristol Farms, Playa
Vista, Maxella Ave, LAX, Venice Beach
Pier, Abbot Kinney Blvd, and Costco.
Hours of operation*:
Mon-Thurs: 5pm - 10pm
Fri: 12pm - 12am
Sat: 12pm - 8pm
GAS, INSURANCE, AND 180
FREE MILES INCLUDED!**
Eligibility:
Must be at least 18 years old
Valid drivers license
for at least 1 year
NO moving violations or accidents
NO major violations
NO alcohol related violations
*If you want to travel further than 180
miles, it’s $0.45/mile extra for most
cars and $0.55 for premium cars
*ALSO, for reservations that exceed
24 hours, you get 20 miles for each
additional hour or 180 miles per day.
updates will be made on the Parking
and Transportation webpage.
Please check www.lmu.edu/parking
for the latest information.
and Transportation webpage.
Please check the webpage for the
latest information about parking on
campus throughout the summer.
The changes in parking procedures
are still being implemented and
updates will be made on the Parking
www.lmu.edu/studentlife/publicsafety/
parkingandtransportation.htm.
Questions? E-mail: [email protected].
For complete information, go to:
www.zipcar.com/lmu
Parking on Campus
*Hours are subject to change, so please
check the website for latest schedule.
Contact Information
Phone: 310.338.4560
E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Malone 103B
ZipCar
“Wheels when you want them!”
All motor vehicles must have a current
parking permit. Students must have the
car registration and LMU ID to obtain their
permits. Permits are available online at:
www.lmu.edu/studentlife/publicsafety/
parkingandtransportation.htm.
A parking permit does not guarantee a
parking space on campus. Students will
be assigned a specific lot to park. Parking
tickets are an expensive and unexpected
expense – students must park in allowable
parking spaces to avoid parking tickets.
Annual membership fee: $25
Weekday rates:
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A parking fee will be implemented
beginning January 2013. The fee is
$670/year for students. When the
online parking permit is complete, the
fee will be automatically billed (per
semester) to the student account.
The changes in parking procedures
are still being implemented and
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Greek Festival in the San Fernando
Valley, which attracts some 50,000
visitors for Greek music, dancing,
food and fun. In July, OUTFEST, the
Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Film
Festival, features film screenings,
parties and panel discussions in
Hollywood and throughout LA. The
Port of Los Angeles Lobster Festival
is one of September’s highlights, with
lobster feasts, performers and fun
in San Pedro on the LA waterfront.
October includes the Calabasas
Pumpkin Festival in the San
Fernando Valley, and in December,
the Marina del Rey Holiday Boat
Parade lights up the nation’s largest
man-made marina with hundreds
of brightly decorated yachts.
Welcome to the
Los Angeles Area!
Annual Festivals Provide Excitement
No matter what your interests, the diversity and abundance of Los
Angeles’ annual festivals and celebrations add luster and present visitors
with the opportunity to sample exotic cultures and fabulous cuisine.
A sampling includes the Tournament
of Roses, the world’s most spectacular
floral parade each January 1st
in Pasadena; January’s dineLA
Restaurant Week, when guests
can sample various cuisines, dining
neighborhoods and restaurants
throughout LA; February’s Golden
Dragon Parade in Downtown,
ringing in the Chinese New Year with
100-foot-long dragons, firecrackers
and martial arts demos; and in March,
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the star-studded Academy Awards®
in Hollywood and the citywide
Los Angeles Marathon. April’s
festivities include the Renaissance
Pleasure Fair, with Elizabethan-style
merrymaking in Irwindale on the
Eastside, and the Los Angeles Times
Festival of Books on the Westside.
May includes the Venice Art Walk
and Auction, when artists’ openhouses and a food fair delight visitors
in Venice Beach; and the Valley
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You Didn’t Know About
Marina del Rey
owners can stay up to seven nights
on guest docks, or launch their boat
at the public ramp. Embrace your
inner fisherman at the dock, complete
with a fish cleaning station. If you
just need to relax, pack a picnic and
enjoy the breathtaking 360 degree
ocean views of Marina del Rey.
1. Marina del Rey is only
4 miles north of LAX
10. Pick your Favorites at
the Holiday Boat Parade
Often used as a base for L.A.-bound
and in-transit travelers, visitors can
stay on or near the water in affordable
accommodations and best of all,
enjoy the views of the Pacific! If your
plane is delayed or your layover
seems too long, hop in a cab and
spend a few hours or overnight by
the sea. Use a pre-planned itinerary
from the Visitors Bureau website
to help you plan your morning,
afternoon, or evening with ease.
Concerts in the summer, boat
parades in the winter. Marina del
Rey has an activity for every season.
Enjoy the lights and music of several
dozen boats parading around the
harbor decked out in fabulous lights
every December. It is a holiday
tradition not to be missed!
10 Things
2. Water Shuttle
Take the low cost WaterBus. This
shuttle is only available during the
summer on weekends and holidays,
making stops at seven convenient
locations along Marina del Rey- Burton
Chace Park, Fisherman’s Village,
Marina Beach, Marina Walk near The
Ritz-Carlton, Dolphin Marina, Marina
Harbor, and Esprit I. Take it to the
summer concert series, or just for a
ride around the beautiful marina.
3. Sunset Series Sailing Regatta
What could be more breathtaking
than watching the sunset along
the water? Watching a colorful
kaleidoscope of boats coming in
under spinnaker! Marina del Rey’s
largest sailing event -- The California
Yacht Club Sunset Series Sailing
Regatta – runs every Wednesday
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4. Visitor’s Bureau
Concierge Service
Plan a weekend getaway to the Marina.
Better yet, we will plan it for you. With
a total of 4,300 restaurant seats in
the Marina, a little help on finding the
best is always appreciated! Marina
del Rey’s Visitors Center offers help
in planning your next Marina getaway,
stop by 4701 Admiralty Way, call at
(31) 305-9545 or e-mail the center
at [email protected].
5. Marina del Rey Summer Concerts
Listen to stellar talent play at
Burton W. Chace Park while you
enjoy incredible ocean views. Four
classical music concerts featuring
the 75-member Marina del Rey
Summer Symphony alternate with
four exciting pop concerts on select
Thursdays and Saturdays at sunset.
The best part? The concerts are free!
6. LA’s Waterfront
Wedding Destination
With waterfront views from virtually
every venue and year-round perfect
weather, Marina del Rey plays host
to more than 600 weddings each
year. A bride’s outdoor, on-the-
For more info about Los Angeles, visit:
water dreams in Marina del Rey
may include a Captain as officiant,
a stunning ballroom or lush garden
gazebo with the water as the
backdrop, or an outdoor wedding
venue atop a grassy knoll.
7. Dinner Dance Cruise
You don’t have to take a weekend or
even a day away to feel like you are on
vacation. Escape for an evening on a
Marina del Rey Dinner Dance Cruise.
On Saturday evenings you can enjoy
a delicious meal, watch the sunset,
and dance the night away on board a
ship cruising around Marina del Rey.
8. Visit the Ballona Wetlands
Did you know L.A. has its very own
wetlands? Right outside Marina del
Rey, on the corner of Lincoln and
Jefferson is a remarkable natural
habitat. The wetlands are home to
the endangered least tern, as well
as many other rare species. The site
has two trails open to the public, and
offers regularly scheduled tours.
9. Not your Average Park
Burton W. Chace Park offers engaging
activities for kids of all ages. Boat
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Places to Stay
Where to Eat
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Radisson Hotel at Los Angeles Airport
AT&T
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6333 Bristol Pwky.
Culver City, CA 90230
(310) 484-7000
www.courtyardlawestside.com
Located just 2.5 miles from LMU and near Westfield
Shopping Center featuring retailers such as Target
and Best Buy. Special LMU Rates available.
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6225 W. Century Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA. 90045
(310) 670-9000
www.radisson.com/losangelesca_airport
Minutes from beaches, shopping and dining. We are
the closest hotel to Los Angeles International Airport
(walking distance) with easy access to downtown.
5323 W. Centinela Blvd.
(310) 348-9777
www.att.com/wireless/lmu
AT&T offers to LMU Students exclusive discounts
on Phones and Services; plus a 10% monthly
discount on selected Voice & Data Plans.
6081 Center Drive
(310) 670-8580
AND 404 Washington Blvd.
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
(310) 822-3939
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Now Accepting the LMU OneCard!
Courtyard Marriott Marina del Rey
Residence Inn by Marriott LAX/ El Segundo
Bristol Farms
2135 E. El Segundo Blvd.
El Segundo, CA 90245
(310) 333-0888
www.residenceinn.com/laxel
All-Suite Hotel w/ kitchens. Complimentary
Breakfast. Free High-speed Internet.
Complimentary Shuttle service to/from LAX.
Located 4.5 miles from LMU. LMU rates!
8448 Lincoln Blvd.
Westchester, CA 90045
(310) 410-0593
www.bristolfarms.com
Bristol Farms has the best variety of fresh, natural,
organic and locally grown foods. We offer an array
prepared meals that are healthy and affordable.
Please see ad on back cover.
13480 Maxella Ave.
(800) 628-0908
www.courtyard.com/LAXCM
1.5 miles from campus. Free Parking, Free High
Speed Internet Access. Located in the Villa Marina
Shopping Center. Ask for the LMU rate. GO LIONS!
Crowne Plaza LAX
(310) 642-7500
www.crowneplaza.com/lax-intlapt
Crowne Plaza LAX is a full service hotel located just
3 miles from LMU with easy access to all Southern
California attractions. Ask for the LMU Rate!
Custom Hotel
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The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey
4375 Admiralty Way
(310) 823-1700
www.ritzcarlton.com/marinadelrey
Minutes from LMU, LA’s only AAA 5-Diamond
waterfront luxury hotel with elegant marina views.
Special rates available, visit website or call to book.
8639 Lincoln Blvd.
(310) 645-0400
www.customhotel.com
Walking distance to LMU (0.5 miles). Complimentary
LAX shuttle service daily from 5 a.m. – 2 a.m. Hangar 39
Lounge and DECK 33 – multilevel pool and restaurant.
Please see ad on back cover.
Shade Hotel
Embassy Suites Los Angeles
International Airport North
The Westin Los Angeles Airport
9801 Airport Blvd.
(310) 215-1000
www.laxembassy.com/lmu
Spacious, 2-room suites just a short drive from
the LMU campus. Rooms include comp. breakfast,
parking and evening Manager’s Reception.
Hilton Los Angeles Airport
(310) 410-4000 ext 2445
www.losangelesairport.hilton.com
For reservations please call our Reservation
Department or visit our website.
Inn at Playa del Rey
435 Culver Blvd.
Playa del Rey, CA 90293
(310) 574-1920
www.innatplayadelrey.com
Less than a mile from LMU overlooking a 600 acre
nature preserve. Walking distance to the beach. Parking
and Breakfast for you and for your LMU student.
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1221 N. Valley Dr.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
(310) 546.4995
www.shadehotel.com
Manhattan Beach’s only luxury boutique hotel is located
15 minutes from LAX and two blocks from the beach.
Please see ad on p. XX.
(310) 216-5858
www.westin.com/losangeles
Centrally located in Los Angeles and only 4.5 miles
away from campus! Please ask about our LMU rates!
Please see ad on inside front cover.
Places to Live
Archstone Apartments
College is Hard. Apartment Living Shouldn’t Be.
2 Great Archstone communities close to campus.
Playa Del Ray - ArchstonePlayaDelRay.com
Marina Del Ray - ArchstoneMarinaDelRay.com
For more info about LMU, visit:
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Loyola Marymount University students get the best
price on consumer PCs from Dell. Plus, get 10%
off Dell mobility products. If you find a better price
on your day of purchase, contact a Dell University
sales specialist and we will beat that price.
Mendocino Farms
4724 Admiralty Way
(310) 822-2300
www.mendocinofarms.com
LMU’s neighborhood sandwich shop! Like us
on Facebook for great deals, in the moment
specials, and to be part of the sandwich
conversation! We take the LMU One Card!
Student Services
The Promenade at Howard Hughes Center
6081 Center Dr.
(310) 642-8073
www.hhpromenade.com
Shop, dine and play just 3 miles from campus.
Rave Cinemas, Nordstrom Rack, Kabuki,
Starbucks and more great shops and eateries.
Sparkles Student Laundry
8111 W. Manchester Ave.
Playa Del Rey, CA 90293
(310) 821-5000
www.sparklesstudentlaundry.com
Because students have better things to do.
Eco friendly LMU campus delivery service
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