The committee expects a reasonably close fit between the lecture as proposed, and the lecture as advertised and presented. If the nature or title of the talk changes, you must notify the committee. If the lecture is cancelled, please notify Daniel D'Amico at (504) 865-7931.

, including: public lectures, seminars, debates, panels, performances, exhibits, class visits, workshops, etc.:
The committee encourages an informed and balanced discussion of controversial issues, and does not seek to censor any viewpoint. If your speaker is addressing a topic of public controversy, please explain here how you will allow for the voicing of alternative opinions within the events planned. You must also work with Loyola’s Director of Public Affairs for the purpose of allowing the university to prepare for community reaction, and you must make provision for the hiring of security in your budget. Failure to abide by the above protocols will result in the withdrawal of funding by the committee and the committee’s official disassociation from the lecture in question.
 

A current CV for the speaker is also required, emailed separately to the committee chair.

The faculty sponsor is responsible for all aspects of planning and carrying out the event. Publicity might include fliers, posters, Loyola At A Glance, The Maroon, The Times-Picayune, TV, etc.