Joy Guerin Orange

As a Loyno Career Mentor, I am willing to:

- Connect with Loyola University New Orleans students on LinkedIn
- Accept requests for informational interviews
- Share my career story and unique career path
- Discuss my industry, position, company
- Review your resume and cover letter
- Provide advice and guidance about pursuing my profession, gaining experience, and identifying potential opportunities.

New Leaders Council (NLC) is the hub for progressive Millennial thought leadership.

The NLC institute is a six-month intensive learning environment and a lifetime alumni commitment. NLC creates lasting infrastructure in communities, states and nationally to support its fellows and alumni as they become agents of change. NLC provides its community members with opportunities to engage with – and challenge – current policymakers, to create blueprints to tackle current and future policy… Show more

New Leaders Council (NLC) is the hub for progressive Millennial thought leadership.

The NLC institute is a six-month intensive learning environment and a lifetime alumni commitment. NLC creates lasting infrastructure in communities, states and nationally to support its fellows and alumni as they become agents of change. NLC provides its community members with opportunities to engage with – and challenge – current policymakers, to create blueprints to tackle current and future policy issues, and to support one another along their individual path to a more progressive political and cultural landscape. Show less

The High School Computer Competition (HSCC) program is a subprogram under the S.I.T.E.S program. It is designed to introduce students to the field of Information Technology, encourage them to seek higher levels of education, and groom many of them to become the next generation of IT professionals. As a part of the Atlanta HSCC program, high school students gather each Saturday from January to August to develop expertise in creating web applications. The program curriculum focuses on the… Show more

The High School Computer Competition (HSCC) program is a subprogram under the S.I.T.E.S program. It is designed to introduce students to the field of Information Technology, encourage them to seek higher levels of education, and groom many of them to become the next generation of IT professionals. As a part of the Atlanta HSCC program, high school students gather each Saturday from January to August to develop expertise in creating web applications. The program curriculum focuses on the following web languages: HTML, CSS, SQL/MySQL, Database, PHP. Participating students also learn public speaking skills, how to create and develop presentations, time management skills, and how to set and achieve goals while working in a team environment. Show less

United Way’s VIP is a training program that develops leadership skills and increases volunteer participation in nonprofit boards across Greater Atlanta. Workshops include fundraising, strategic planning, marketing, and financial and legal decision making.