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Dean of the College of Business leaves Loyola

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Madeline Taliancich
A student passes by the college of business on Loyola’s campus on Nov. 22, 2021.

Dean of the College of Business and Interim Dean of Libraries Michael Capella will end his tenure at Loyola in January 2024.

Capella has accepted the position of Dean of the Mitchell College of Business at the University of South Alabama, according to an email sent by university President Xavier Cole and Interim Provost Justin Daffron.

In his time at Loyola, Capella has taken strides for the college of business, including beginning a new major in 2022 and developing the Global MBA Program.

The email said the university will announce information regarding the vacancy in the Dean of College of Business position on Nov. 27.

Additionally, Associate Dean of Libraries Patricia Nugent will work to “assure faculty, staff and students continue to receive excellent service from the library.”

“We wish Michael all the best in this exciting new opportunity and and thank the faculty and staff in the College and in the library for their support during this time of transition,” Cole and Daffron wrote in the email.

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Kloe Witt currently serves as The Maroon's Managing Editor for Digital. Kloe is a sophomore double majoring in journalism and environmental studies, though is interested in pursuing a career in media services for recreational therapy camps. In their free time, Kloe is usually watching Criminal Minds, listening to Taylor Swift, or reading new books. Kloe can be reached [email protected].
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Madeline Taliancich, News Editor
Madeline Taliancich is a senior at Loyola University New Orleans studying theatre arts and journalism who grew up just half an hour outside the wonderful city she now calls her home. In her time at Loyola, she’s focused on stage management, stage managing several professional productions in the city and acting as the production manager of The Tennessee Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans. She found journalism recently, adding the major only last year, but has loved every second of it. This is her second semester working with The Maroon, having worked as a writer in the spring, and she looks forward to telling more people’s stories this year.

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