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Jami Eddington

Clinical Instructor

Jami Eddington is an instructor of Information Systems, teaching both undergraduate and graduate level courses at Loyola since 2008. Prior to joining Loyola as full-time faculty, Ms. Eddington held roles at various healthcare-adjacent consultancies and established her expertise in data analytics and operations, as well as in leading and developing high-performing teams. She brings real-world experience to the classroom and a desire to help students develop both hard and soft skills that will allows them to excel in the workplace post-graduation.

Ms. Eddington holds a Master’s Degree in Management Information Systems with an emphasis on Information Security and Awareness from Spears Schools of Business at Oklahoma State University and a Bachelor’s of Business Administration for Loyola University Chicago.

Education

  • MS, Management Information Systems, Spears School of Business, Oklahoma State University
  • BBA, Economics and Information Systems, Loyola University Chicago

Courses Taught

  • INFS 247: Business Information Systems
  • ISSCM 241: Business Statistics
  • HCMT 515: Project Management
  • ISSCM 484E: Project Management (Executive-level)
  • ISSCM 491: Managerial Statistics