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I am happy to know that the US Chapter is creating a website of its own. Website is the window to showcase what we are and what we do. It is, perhaps, from this window we let our light shine. Website also becomes a connecting link in our networking with the rest of our friends and of the world.
Whenever we think of our alumni/ae abroad, we appreciate and admire them for their courage and hard work. Read More…
Loyola Alumni Association USA, in many ways, has been a pathfinder. You are the first Loyola Alumni Chapter to open a website. It gives me immense joy see the dynamic nature of your chapter, as well as the website.
The purpose of Loyola Alumni Association (LAA) is to connect people and facilitate networking. LAA aims to strengthen our bonding and provide platforms for all of us to celebrate our belonging to the legacy of Jesuit Education. Read More…
Dr. Antony Jeevarajan
1979 M.Sc Chemistry
Antony is based out of Houston, Texas, US and currently serves as Deputy Division Chief, Biomedical Research and Environmental Sciences Division at the NASA Johnson Space Center at Houston.
He also served at Bhabha Atomic Research Center and was Assistant Professor at the Chemistry Dept. of Loyola College. Read More...
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