Meet Our Students
10/07/2010
Jyothis James’16
Morton Grove, Illinois
Neuroscience major
Morton Grove, Illinois
Neuroscience major
“Human cognition is the most noteworthy quality of our species. Therefore, within its subsidiary processes, the nervous system that governs this caliber should hold the secrets to the brilliance that ensues. With neuroscience I can satiate my curiosity to explain why behavioral differences exist, how neurochemistry influences decision-making, or how previously intangible cognitive phenomena can be broken down into non-abstract terms. With this interest, I hope to gain a career incorporating neuroscience and medical ethics. I am currently on the pre-health track to pursue my dream.”
Photo Galleries
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Twenty-two third graders from Evelyn Alexander School (North Chicago) visited Lake Forest College for the OUR AMAZING BRAIN outreach on April 25. Students of BIOL130 Deadly Shapes, Hostage Brains became neuroscience teachers for the day and taught the children through hands-on experiences how our brain senses the world, integrates them with past memories, makes decisions, and then plans and executes thoughts and actions. This is the 14th year of this educational outreach by Lake Forest College students outreach that has served more than 500 elementary school children. -
First-year students took their turn as teachers when a Lake Forest Country Day School class visited campus. They taught them interactive lessons about the important role their brains play when it comes to sensing the complex world around us, to use our memory, planning, and attention to make decisions, and to execute them into thoughts and movements. -
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Enjoy these photos from the 2015 Robert B. Glassman Memorial Brain, Mind & Behavior Symposium. 50 students and alumni presented posters and five faculty and alumni presented interdisciplinary talks on November 12. Over 200 community member and public attended the symposium.