Student Nurse Organizations

SNAI-L is a pre professional organization and a constituent of the National Student Nurses Association. SNAI-L membership is open to all nursing students at Loyola University Chicago and aims to builds community among nursing students and the Loyola student body. 

SNAI-L promotes participation in community affairs and activities concerning improved health care and the resolution of related social issues. SNAI-L also addresses professional issues, remains active in community service, and provides opportunities for attendance at the state (SNAI) and national (NSNA) conventions. 

GSNA provides a focus for student-sponsored activities within the graduate programs in nursing. Officers are elected by the students for each academic year. A faculty advisor assists the students in coordinating their activities with the School of Nursing and the University.

The GSNA is an important source of student information, and all graduate students are strongly encouraged to join.

Loyola Nursing is home to the Alpha Beta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, the exclusive national honor society for nursing. Membership is open to undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate excellence in their nursing programs, including superior academic and personal records. For more information, visit the  Sigma Theta Tau International website.

Nursing Student Council (NSC) is available to four-year students and aims to cultivate student nurse leaders by providing opportunities to plan and facilitate events for students, participate in leadership retreats and workshops, and interact with the School of Nursing faculty, staff, and administration. 

What We Do:

• Dedication to the Profession Ceremony
• Relay for Life- Team Nursing
• World of Nursing
• Community Philanthropies
• Fundraisers

Each class has six positions: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations, and Class Representative. There is also an executive board comprised of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Public Relations.