Student EXPerience
Student Affairs wants students to create their Student EXP by using this page to help them stay connected, get involved, meet new people, experience new things, learn and grow. This hub is students’ source for events, programs, support, resources and connections with the Lion community.
Lunar New Year
Jan. 26 at noon
St. Rob's Grass
Asian Pacific Student Services and the Office for International Students and Scholars will host LMU’s annual Lunar New Year celebration on Thursday, Jan. 26, from noon-2 p.m. on St. Robert’s grass. This event will also hold space and remembrance for those in the API community whose lives have been impacted in the Monterey Park/Alhambra and Half Moon Bay communities. Read more.
Student EXP
Practice Ignatian Values
Make decisions congruent with their personal beliefs, values, and faith through continuous reflection and discernment.
Integrate Mind, Body and Spirit
Demonstrate transformative growth and develop as whole persons through the integration of mind, body and spirit.
Live a Life of Purpose
Lead a life where their greatest passion meets the world's greatest needs.
Become a Global Citizen
Value the diversity of the human experience and commit to the practice of interculturalism to make meaningful contributions as citizens of the global community.
Commit to Service and Justice
Be socially responsible citizens committed to building a more just world.
Student EXP
Learn Path: A Guide to Your First-Year
This path is designed to track progress through student engagement during your first year at LMU.
Check Your Path ProgressGet Involved at LMU
Connect with Student Organizations
LEO is LMU’s online student engagement platform and a hub for all campus events and involvement opportunities.
Take the Involvement Quiz
There are a variety of ways to get involved at LMU – there is truly something for every Lion!
Our Commitment to DEI
Student Affairs is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access for the LMU community, and to improve its practices, polices, and procedures to ensure equity and justice.
Addressing Student Demands
At its most basic level, it means listening and responding. Recognizing and respecting that the demands come from a place of anger and frustration, yes, but also from a sometimes painful love and commitment to LMU. LMU means all of us, as individuals and as part of the institution we mean to change.
Meet LEO
LEO is LMU's online student engagement platform. Want to get involved at LMU? Looking to join a club, start an organization, do community service or attend an event? LEO is where students go to discover those opportunities and engage with fellow Lions.
Service and Justice
ServeLA
Join your fellow first-year students and student leaders for the largest service day of the year at Alma Backyard Farms. Help to reclaim the lives of formerly incarcerated people through repurposing urban land into bountiful farmland and a reimagined Los Angeles. Space is limited.
Alternative Break Trips
Are you interested in immersion trips? Come to one of our information sessions to find out more about the Alternative Breaks (AB) program. The AB team will be happy to answer your questions and share on what the trip options will be for this year.
Health and Wellness
Now more than ever, it's important to maintain your health and wellness as Lion. Remember to make self-care a priority and take advantage of the many health and wellness resources available. LMU offers many these resources to support and help you integrate mind, body and spirit into your life.
Student Employment
Search and apply for open positions on LionJobs. If you are seeking employment in the LMU community, check out the Community Connections job board.
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