The document provides information for students attending Loyola University Maryland's Montessori Graduate 2014 Summer Session. It describes the quiet campus environment with undergraduate students away for the summer. It notes that the Boulder Garden Café will be open for lunch during the week, while other dining services will be closed due to the small student population. It also details the dormitory and library facilities that students will be familiar with and use, including the older but equipped Ahern and McCauley dorms near the library that provide kitchens and a 24/7 computer lab.

1. Loyola University Maryland
Baltimore campus slideshow:
Montessori Graduate 2014 Summer Session
4501 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21210

2. We are thrilled to have you join us this June for the Montessori Graduate 2014 Summer Session. Here are
some pictures to give you an idea of where you’ll be studying.

3. With undergraduate students home for the summer, the campus will be calm and quiet.

4. The Andrew White Student Center’s Boulder Garden Café will be open for lunch during the week. Montessori
Graduate students are responsible for their own meals. Due to the small number of students and staff on campus
during the summer, other dining services will be closed.

5. Through your studies, you will become very familiar with The Loyola / Notre Dame
Library. For those students living on campus, the library is located right next to the
dorms.

6. The Ahern and McCauley dorms are conveniently located next to the library. Being some of the
older dorms on campus, you can expect them to be sparse and well-lived in. However, because
they provide kitchens within each dormitory suite, they are the best option for Montessori
students wishing to live on-campus. There is also a computer lab available 24/7 in the Ahern
dorm.

7. Should you have any questions about what to expect during your time at the Montessori Graduate 2014 Summer
Session, please contact Carrie Stroup at castroup@loyola.edu or 410-617-7765.