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Presidents Medallion Alyssa Stuck

Recognition

Celebrating student success

At the Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health, we support and celebrate student success. Each year, we bestow the following awards to recognize those students who are excelling in the classroom, in the community, or both!

President's Medallion

Every year, the University honors one student from each school and college who exemplifies the aims of a Jesuit education: leadership, scholarship, and service. These students excel not only in the classroom but also in the world and are dedicated to serving those around them.

Parkinson Scholars

Named for Loyola University Chicago alumni Robert (“Bob”) and Betty Parkinson, the Robert and Betty Parkinson  represent a group of exceptionally talented students who are dedicated to being “persons for others” and plan to use their Parkinson education to improve the health and health care of individuals, communities, and systems. Learn more about the Parkinson Scholars and how to apply.

Clarke Family Scholarship

Named for Katie (Camila) Clarke, RN, PhD, and John M. Clarke, this award honors the Clarke Family’s commitment to advancing the field of Healthcare Administration. Learn more about the Clarke Family Scholarship and how to apply.

Magis Awards

Recognizing graduates and their constant drive to learn more and be of greater service.

Each spring, the Parkinson School acknowledges exceptional students during its Magis Awards. Magis is a Latin word meaning "more" or "greater" and is related to the phrase "ad majorem Dei gloriam," the motto of the Society of Jesus and Loyola University Chicago. The awards recognize how honorees are always striving to do better and truly achieve magis.

Other recognition

Celebrating student success

At the Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health, we support and celebrate student success. Each year, we bestow the following awards to recognize those students who are excelling in the classroom, in the community, or both!

President's Medallion

Every year, the University honors one student from each school and college who exemplifies the aims of a Jesuit education: leadership, scholarship, and service. These students excel not only in the classroom but also in the world and are dedicated to serving those around them.

Parkinson Scholars

Named for Loyola University Chicago alumni Robert (“Bob”) and Betty Parkinson, the Robert and Betty Parkinson  represent a group of exceptionally talented students who are dedicated to being “persons for others” and plan to use their Parkinson education to improve the health and health care of individuals, communities, and systems. Learn more about the Parkinson Scholars and how to apply.

Clarke Family Scholarship

Named for Katie (Camila) Clarke, RN, PhD, and John M. Clarke, this award honors the Clarke Family’s commitment to advancing the field of Healthcare Administration. Learn more about the Clarke Family Scholarship and how to apply.

Magis Awards

Recognizing graduates and their constant drive to learn more and be of greater service.

Each spring, the Parkinson School acknowledges exceptional students during its Magis Awards. Magis is a Latin word meaning "more" or "greater" and is related to the phrase "ad majorem Dei gloriam," the motto of the Society of Jesus and Loyola University Chicago. The awards recognize how honorees are always striving to do better and truly achieve magis.