Sam J. Marzo, MD
Dean, Stritch School of Medicine
Professor and Chairman
Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
Dean, Stritch School of Medicine
Professor and Chairman
Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
Vice Dean of Research
Professor in Department of Cellular and Molecular Physiology
Vice Dean for Education
Office of Medical Education
Associate Dean, Student Affairs
Office of Student Affairs
Vice Dean, Professional Formation
Associate Professor, Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics & Healthcare Leadership
Stritch School of Medicine
Associate Dean for Biomedical and Translational Sciences
First Year Curricular Director
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Dean for Clinical Transformation
Fourth Year Curricular Director
Director, Center for Community & Global Health
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Dean for Clinical Formation
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Dean for Clinical Development
Third Year Curricular Director
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Dean for Curriculum Integration
Second Year Curricular Director
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Dean for Simulation Education
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Dean
Office of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Beth Sonntag, MAdEd
Assistant Dean, Student Affairs
Office of Student Affairs
Director of the Neiswanger Institute of Bioethics & Health Policy
Senior Chaplain
University Ministry
Assistant Dean Academic Success and Director Academic Center For Excellence And Accessibility,
Medical Education
Administrative Director
Office of Medical Education, Educational Affairs
Administrative Director
Office of Student Affairs
Assistant Professor
Neiswanger Institute of Bioethics & Health Policy
Director
University Ministry
Assistant Dean of Admissions
Office of Admissions
Associate Director
Office of Financial Aid
Administrative Director
Center for Simulation Education
Registrar
Office of Registration & Records
Assistant Bursar
Office of the Bursar
Assistant Registrar
Office of Registration & Records
Assistant Director, Student Affairs
Office of Student Affairs
Assistant Director, Financial Aid
Office of Financial Aid
Course Director,
Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics
Department of Pharmacology
Course Director,
Patient Centered Medicine 1
Department of Family Medicine
Course Director,
Structure of the Human Body
Department of Medical Education
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Course Director, Molecular Cell Biology & Genetics
Department of Pathology
Assistant Course Director,
Patient Centered Medicine I
Department of Family Medicine
Assistant Course Director, Structure of the Human Body
Department of Medical Education
Office of Medical Education
Course Director,
Behavioral Medicine & Development
Course Director,
Function of the Human Body
Department of Physiology
Course Director,
Host Defense
Department of Microbiology & Immunology
Assistant Course Director,
Function of the Human Body
Department of Physiology
Assistant Course Director,
Host Defense
Department of Microbiology & Immunology
Lead Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
cgoslawski@luc.edu | (708) 216-8781
Rina is responsible for the administrative duties that support the Office of Educational Affairs.
She also serves as the Course Coordinator for the M2 course, Mechanisms of Human Disease (MHD) and coordinates various components of the course, which include lectures, small groups, labs, reviews, and workshops.
Common reasons to reach out to Rina:
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
jbumbaris@luc.edu | (708) 216-8779
Jessica is a M1 coordinator that supports the Structure of the Human Body, Host Defense, and Host Pathogens courses. She is also the administrator to the Course Directors’ Committee and the CCA Evaluation Subcommittee.
Common reasons to reach out to Jessica:
Senior Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
mlocklund@luc.edu | (708) 216-5318
Maureen is responsible for coordinating all aspects of three M1 courses and an M4 teaching elective along with other Educational Affairs administrative duties.
Common reasons to reach out to Maureen:
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
Administrator, SSOM Advisor Program
klarkin2@luc.edu | (708) 216-8083
Kelly is the Course Coordinator for Behavioral Medicine and Development, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Patient Centered Medicine 3, and Topics in Clinical Medicine - Radiology. She also serves as the Administrator for the SSOM Advisor Program.
Common reasons to reach out to Kelly:
• Educational schedule and session materials pertaining to the courses listed above.
• Sakai and LUMEN Site
• Questions regarding the Advisor Program
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
amccomb3@luc.edu | (708) 216-8286
Alison is the Course Coordinator for the Patient Centered Medicine 2 (PCM2) course. She is responsible for coordinating the various components of the PCM2 course including the preceptorship, pediatric observation, IPE requirement, along with organizing all lecture, small group, workshop and OSCE materials.
Common reasons to reach out to Alison:
• Educational Sessions (i.e. lectures, small groups, workshops, OSCEs, clinical reasoning sessions)
• Preceptor Program
• Pediatric Observation Requirement and Interprofessional (IPE) Requirement
• Sakai and LUMEN Site
• Schedules & Assignments
Senior Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
dstanci@luc.edu | 708-216-8219
Diane is the Course Coordinator for the Patient Centered Medicine -1 (PCM-1) course. PCM-1 is the first clinically oriented course M1 students’ experience.
Common reasons to reach out to Diane:
• General questions regarding PCM-1 course information and requirements
• Diagnostic Medical Equipment Compliance
• PCM-1 Sakai and LUMEN sites
• “Digication”, Portfolio Application for PCM-1
• M1/M3 Student Mentor Program
• M1 Physician Preceptor Program
• PCM-1 Clinical Reasoning Sessions, Physical Exam Workshops, Standardized Patient Interviews, Physical Exam OSCE and Combined (History/Physical Exam) OSCEs
Senior Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
rbarylo@luc.edu | (708) 327-2004
Renata is the Medical Education Clerkship Coordinator for Surgery and Emergency Medicine (EM).
She assists students with educational activities, clinical responsibilities, and general requirements for the third year Surgery, fourth year EM clerkship and the Surgery and EM electives. She also assists Clerkship Directors with students’ grading and evaluations.
Common reasons to reach out to Renata:
• Questions about Surgery and EM requirements
• Surgery and EM Clerkships clinical scheduling issues
• Surgery and EM Clerkship educational calendars and activities
• Questions regarding Surgery and EM electives
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
mflaherty@luc.edu | (708) 216-5319
Maureen is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the Neurology Clerkship, Medicine Electives, Patient Centered Medicine 4 (PCM-4) Course, Topics in Clinical Medicine vertical curriculum (TCM).
Common reasons to reach out to Maureen:
• Neurology clerkship
• Medicine Electives
• PCM 4
• TCM Vertical Curriculum
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
mhiggin@luc.edu | (708) 216-2109
Stefani supports the Family Medicine clerkship and Psychiatry clerkships. She assists students with educational activities, clinical responsibilities and general requirements. She also assists Clerkship Directors with students’ grading and evaluations.
Common reasons to reach out to Stefani:
• Family Medicine Clerkship
• Psychiatry Clerkship
• Family Medicine Electives
• Psychiatry Electives
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
nhiller@luc.edu | (708) 216-8192
Natalie is the Medical Education Clerkship Coordinator for Pediatrics and OB/GYN. She assists students with educational activities, clinical responsibilities, and general requirements for the third year. She also assists Clerkship Directors with students’ grading and evaluations.
Common reasons to reach out to Natalie:
Medical Education Coordinator, Office of Educational Affairs
vortiz4@luc.edu | (708) 216-4813
Vivian is the Coordinator for the M3 Medicine Clerkship and SubI ICU and SubI Wards electives. She assists students with educational activities, clinical responsibilities, and general requirements for the third and fourth year. She also assists Clerkship Directors with students’ grading and evaluations.
Common reasons to reach out to Vivian:
Senior Admissions Counselor
Office of Admissions
Program Manager
Office of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Registration Specialist
Office of Registration and Records
Executive Administrative Assistant
Office of Student Affairs
Executive Secretary
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Director
Center for Community & Global Health
Office of Medical Education
Assistant Professor
Department of Medicine
Admissions Counselor
Office of Admissions
Assistant Director for Student Life
Office of Student Life