Introduction by Sybol Cook Anderson, Chief Diversity Officer.

We often take for granted the common practices we regularly engage in that take little effort or thought. Have you considered what it would be like to navigate campus if you were unable to use your legs or arms or your eyes or ears? Participate in an activity that requires you to recognize the challenges that barriers create in accessing physical spaces on campus for students, faculty and staff who have mobility issues.

Art Exhibit from Wednesday, October 4th through Friday, October 13th.

Introduction by Vicki Vega, Associate Dean, College of Music and Fine Arts and Professor of Music Therapy.

This traveling art project engages the general population with those who have brain injury, both in the struggles and successes they encounter. Each mask has been painted by a survivor or caretaker in Louisiana explaining the emotions they feel living with brain injury. “There’s a story behind every mask and behind every mask there’s a person, a person that’s been touched by brain injury.” Loyola is proud to be the first official exhibition venue for this fascinating and moving mask exhibit.