The Center For Music and Arts Entrepuenership

The First-Year Experience program is anchored in small academic seminars taught by leading teacher-scholars. The seminars introduce you to college-level thinking and learning and to Loyola’s Jesuit tradition under the overarching theme “thinking critically, acting justly.” The courses are interdisciplinary and focus on questions of enduring value in the context of subject matter ranging from medieval monsters to protest and pop music, from violence in the media to American dreams.

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CPA Rita Reed talks to Loyola University New Orleans seniors about the many facets of financial planning.   Download a copy of the powerpoint presentation HERE.

Author and Loyola University professor, John Biguenet, interviews author, Valerie Martin, about her career, her writing, and her life.

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Jazz Pianist Michael Wolff talks about his experiences in the entertainment industry and offers advice to aspiring musicians and industry professionals.

Ceo & Owner of Apregan Group, Inc., Jeff Apregan, talks about the details and pitfalls of live event promotion and tour planning.

The Music News Team talks about developing stories in the music industry