Professional Staff
Justin is excited to be returning to Loyola's Campus Ministry office as the Graduate Assistant for Liturgy. He graduated from Loyola in 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology & Psychology. During those years, he served the Loyola community as a Sacristan Intern in Campus Ministry, a member of the Asian Cultural Alliance, the Psychology Club Mentor/Mentee Program coordinator, and more. After graduating, he returned home to Massachusetts where he worked as a Clinical Research Assistant and Therapeutic Mentor in the Greater Boston Area. He returns to Loyola to pursue his Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology. Justin is looking forward to supporting Liturgical programs at Loyola, meeting and learning from others, and engaging in conversation with any and every member of the Loyola community. In his (limited) free time, Justin enjoys podcasting, enjoying the outdoors, riding his bike, and cheering on the Boston Bruins.
- 410-617-2894
- eekane@loyola.edu
- Cohn Hall 100N
Associate Director: Oversees daily and weekly liturgies, major University liturgies and Evensong. Directs the Chapel Choir, leads Chapel Choir retreat, supervises Wedding Coordinator, and directs Lessons & Carols.
Laura is thrilled to return to Loyola Maryland as the Associate Director for Liturgy and Music. A lifelong liturgical and music minister, Laura has ten years of formation and work in the Jesuit educational tradition and is deeply inspired by Ignatian spirituality. Laura holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Loyola University and a Master of Divinity from the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. Most recently, Laura served as the Director of Campus Ministry at Loyola Blakefield, a Jesuit school for boys in grades 6-12 in Towson, MD. Laura has also served as a high school English teacher with Teach for America, a retreat director and liturgy graduate assistant with Boston College, and a cantor, accompanist, and sacristan for a variety of parishes. In her free time, Laura enjoys sharing meals with family and friends, listening to podcasts, visiting National Parks (her goal is to go to all of them!), and figure skating.
- 301-455-0891
- lemccormack@loyola.edu
- Cohn Hall 100B
- 410-617-2768
- vmmudiay@loyola.edu
- Cohn Hall 100
Yulianna is excited to serve as the Assistant Director for Outreach & Communications. Originally from Dorado, Puerto Rico, Yulianna completed her BA in Women's and Gender Studies and Human Rights Studies (2021) at the University of Dayton in Ohio. As an undergraduate student, Yulianna served the university community as a Resident Assistant, Women’s Center intern, representative on the President’s Commission on the Status of Women, and more. Yulianna first discovered the Jesuit’s social justice and liberation efforts during a trip to El Salvador, which ignited her passion to intertwine her faith with her advocacy efforts. After working in the nonprofit sector in Puerto Rico for a year, Yulianna joined Loyola's Campus Ministry team as graduate assistant, while pursuing a master's in Theological Studies. Now, she looks forward to helping foster just, inclusive, and equitable spaces of faith and ministry for all students. In her free time, Yulianna enjoys crocheting, reading fantasy novels, going to the beach, and spending time with her family and pets.
Saima is thrilled to fulfill her lifelong passion of building bridges across religions and cultures, in the role of Assistant Director for Ecumenical and Interfaith Ministry. A native of Karachi, Pakistan, Saima has recently moved to Baltimore from Pittsburgh. Saima holds an M.A. in English Linguistics from University of Karachi, Pakistan, Master of Public and International Affairs (MPIA) and Global Studies Certificate from the University of Pittsburgh. She is also a graduate of Leadership Pittsburgh Class XXXV. In addition to various interfaith boards and leadership positions, Saima has served as the first and only woman president of the Muslim Association of Pittsburgh (MAP).
Most recently, Saima has worked as an independent writer and educator. She writes and facilitates conversations on race, religion and identity politics. Her memoir American Muslim: An Immigrant’s Journey, has been shortlisted for William Saroyan Prize International Prize for Writing at Stanford University Libraries and received an Honorable Mention at the San Francisco Book Festival.
In her free time, Saima enjoys reading, watching period drama and exploring the world of American teen-hood with her two daughters Sabina (17) and Alina (13).
- 410-617-5755
- ssitwat@loyola.edu
- Cohn Hall 100C