- In The Loop students networked with Greg Evans '75 and Courtney Wright '88 at an All-Access Mixer in Chicago.
- Student check out the 12th volume of the award-winning undergraduate research journal, Eukaryon.
- Students took a group selfie to kick off Forester Day of Service—80,000 student service hours were logged in 2013-14.
- Ken Ottaviano ’92 speaks with new students during their Chicago Day visit to his law office downtown.
- Construction on the new science center began in July with the demolition of Johnson C.
- Our students practice their presentation skills with an end of summer symposium, where they talk about their research in front of peers and professors.
- Students learn more about the nearly 90 student organizations and clubs they can join at the Fall Forester Fair on the Quad.
- Dr. Shubhik DebBurman and the world’s youngest Parkinson’s Disease research team just submitted their National Institute of Health grant application. If funded, they will expand on two new collaborations at Rosalind Franklin Medical School and the Institute or Ethnomedicine starting next year. Can’t wait to hear the good news!
- Ellie Bacon ’19 and Courtney Oates ’19 study invasive Argentine ants during their summer Richter Scholar project.
- While studying abroad in France, Lauren Dalecky ’17 presented a poster of her three summers of research with chemistry professor Jason A. Cody. Professor Cody spends his sabbaticals researching at the Institute des Materiaux Jean Rouxel in Nantes, France, where Lauren gave her presentation.
- Field trip to the movies! Professor Scott Edgar took his summer “Disney, Music, and Culture” students to see Finding Dory in the theater. Their class critically analyzes Disney films and their utilization of music through the years.
- The 2016 Kemper Scholars attend the annual conference in Chicago. The James S. Kemper Foundation identifies high-potential undergraduate students and supports them with a comprehensive program that includes scholarships, coaching and internships through which they develop practical and professional skills needed to become effective leaders.
- Resident assistants take a break on move-in day. Nearly 80% of our students live on campus.
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Chris Way ’14, Samantha Ritsema ’14, and Riley Hutchinson ’12 hung out on Lake Michigan with Doug Doolittle ’80 on his boat. Lake Forest alums bond across generations!
- Professor Sean Menke took his Biology 373 Community Ecology class to Ryerson Woods in Deerfield. Samples from here are collected during the summer time and then analyzed in class, and that data is sent to other researchers in the nation.
- In The Loop students networked with Greg Evans '75 and Courtney Wright '88 at an All-Access Mixer in Chicago.
- Student check out the 12th volume of the award-winning undergraduate research journal, Eukaryon.
- Students took a group selfie to kick off Forester Day of Service—80,000 student service hours were logged in 2013-14.
- Ken Ottaviano ’92 speaks with new students during their Chicago Day visit to his law office downtown.
- Construction on the new science center began in July with the demolition of Johnson C.
- Our students practice their presentation skills with an end of summer symposium, where they talk about their research in front of peers and professors.
- Students learn more about the nearly 90 student organizations and clubs they can join at the Fall Forester Fair on the Quad.
- Dr. Shubhik DebBurman and the world’s youngest Parkinson’s Disease research team just submitted their National Institute of Health grant application. If funded, they will expand on two new collaborations at Rosalind Franklin Medical School and the Institute or Ethnomedicine starting next year. Can’t wait to hear the good news!
- Ellie Bacon ’19 and Courtney Oates ’19 study invasive Argentine ants during their summer Richter Scholar project.
- While studying abroad in France, Lauren Dalecky ’17 presented a poster of her three summers of research with chemistry professor Jason A. Cody. Professor Cody spends his sabbaticals researching at the Institute des Materiaux Jean Rouxel in Nantes, France, where Lauren gave her presentation.
- Field trip to the movies! Professor Scott Edgar took his summer “Disney, Music, and Culture” students to see Finding Dory in the theater. Their class critically analyzes Disney films and their utilization of music through the years.
- The 2016 Kemper Scholars attend the annual conference in Chicago. The James S. Kemper Foundation identifies high-potential undergraduate students and supports them with a comprehensive program that includes scholarships, coaching and internships through which they develop practical and professional skills needed to become effective leaders.
- Resident assistants take a break on move-in day. Nearly 80% of our students live on campus.
-
Chris Way ’14, Samantha Ritsema ’14, and Riley Hutchinson ’12 hung out on Lake Michigan with Doug Doolittle ’80 on his boat. Lake Forest alums bond across generations!
- Professor Sean Menke took his Biology 373 Community Ecology class to Ryerson Woods in Deerfield. Samples from here are collected during the summer time and then analyzed in class, and that data is sent to other researchers in the nation.
