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Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1981-1982
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1982-1983
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1983-1984
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1984-1985
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1985-1986
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1986-1987
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1987-1988
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1988-1989
Loyola Univeristy Chicago: School of Law
1989-1990
Loyola University
1924; 1925
Loyola Univeristy
1920-1921
Loyola University
1925; 1926
Loyola University Chicago Oral History Project
2008-08-12
Mundelein College was founded in 1930 as a Catholic women's college. The school became affiliated with Loyola University Chicago in 1991.
1991-04-26
Sister Mary Cramer was born December 18th, 1912 in Chicago, Illinois. Both of Sister Mary's parents moved from South Bend, Indiana. Sister Mary's father was a presbyterian lawyer, her mother was first generation Irish-American, and she had one sister. Sister Mary attended high school at Immaculata High School and was in the first student group to attend Mundelein College. Sister Mary left Mundelein to join the Sister of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, then returned to school at Clark College and earned her BA in History. Sister Mary returned to Mundelein in 1953 as a professor of history and later became the Dean of Students.
1997-12
Catherine Kenney was an associate professor of English at Mundelein College.
1988-10-11
