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Join the Alumni Service Corps: A Unique Opportunity to Give Back & Grow

The Loyola Blakefield Alumni Service Corps (ASC) is a transformative program that invites recent college graduates (Loyola Classes of 2021 or 2022) to engage deeply with the school’s Jesuit mission while gaining professional experience in education and service. By volunteering at Loyola, you’ll contribute to the growth and development of current students, develop your own skills, connect with fellow alumni, and explore a potential career in education. It’s a chance to live out the values of Loyola Blakefield while making a real difference on campus.

Contact

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Mr. Bob Schlichtig

Assistant Principal for Student Life

(410) 823-0601 Ext 695

Why Join the ASC?

Engage with Loyola's Mission: Deepen your connection to the school’s values.
Develop Skills: Build your professional skills and resume.
Community Building: Connect with like-minded alumni and form lasting relationships.
Explore Education as a Career: Get hands-on experience in the classroom and school administration.

Volunteer Roles

Campus Ministry / Service: Support retreats, drive buses, and help with service projects.
Teaching: Teach or assist in classes.
Academic Support: Supervise testing centers or assist with student support.
Office Support: Help in athletics, admissions, or technology.
General Supervision: Oversee spaces like the dining hall or learning commons.
Leadership: Moderate clubs, coach, and get involved in student life.

Support for Volunteers

Housing: Free housing at 520 Chestnut Avenue, with all living costs covered.
Stipend: ASC volunteers will receive a generous monthly stipend.
Insurance: Health and dental coverage offered.
Professional Development: Access to training, spiritual formation, and regular support from supervisors.

Application for Consideration

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Thank you for your interest in being part of the inaugural class of the new Alumni Service Corps (ASC) at Loyola. Please complete all the requested information on the form accurately and respond to the reflection questions. There are two reflection essays. Please enter your responses to those prompts in the space provided. You may want to write your reflections in a separate document and copy them into the space provided when you complete the application.

Please have all college transcripts sent to Mr. Robert Schlichtig. They may be sent electronically or mailed. If you are sending hard copies, please use the following address:

Loyola Blakefield
Attn: Robert Schlichtig
P.O. Box 6819
Baltimore, MD 21285-6819

The application deadline is March 31, 2026.

*First Name:

*Last Name:

*Email Address:

*Best Contact Phone Number:

*Date of Birth:

MM/DD/YYYY

*What year did you graduate from Loyola Blakefield?

*University or College Attended (List all if more than one):

*Anticipated/Completed Degrees (Majors, Minors, Concentrations):

*Current/Final GPA:

*(Anticipated) Date of College Graduation:

Choose the areas in which you would be willing and capable to work for a year of service. There is no limit to the number of boxes you check.

Academic Support / Learning Services

Admissions

Athletics

Clubs & Activities

Dean's Office: Supervision

Development / Alumni Relations / Advancement

College Counseling

Communications & Marketing

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Mission: Campus Ministry / Ignatian Service

Teaching

*If you were to teach or co-teach one or more classes as part of the ASC, list the subject(s) that you might feel capable of teaching:

*With which co-curricular activities (athletics/clubs) would you be interested in being involved? (List as many as you like)

*The ASC daily commitment runs during the regular school day. ASC members will be asked to be involved with school life outside of the regular school day. On occasion, ASC members will be asked to work evenings and sometimes on weekends. What commitments, if any, do you foresee competing for your time during the school year?

*The ASC commitment runs from mid-August 2026 to mid-June 2027. ASC members are off during the same breaks as regular teaching staff. What events do you have that could conflict with this schedule?

*Name three current Loyola employees whom you knew as a student who could best speak to your character:

*List three references we can contact on your behalf. They may be employers, professors, or other professional references:

*Do you waive your right of access to the reference forms submitted on your behalf?

Yes

Please respond to the following two questions. Please do not employ AI at any stage of your writing responses to these questions.

*Reflection Question 1: Reflecting back on your time at Loyola, describe a particular success or struggle that was pivotal in your high school experience. With a deeper understanding that comes from maturity and reflection, why was that success/struggle so important to you, and how might it have helped to shape you?

*Reflection Question 2: The three principal components of the Alumni Service Corps Program are community, service, and prayer. Describe two or three people in your life who have modeled these for you and how you would emulate these qualities within your own context as a member of the ASC.