Lake Forest College
Recent News About Lake Forest College
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Courtney Joseph featured on NPR podcast to discuss hip hop
Courtney Joseph featured on NPR podcast to discuss hip hop
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What this Lake County athlete said on Twitter about their university prospects in week ending Feb. 4
This player posted on Twitter about a university commitments in the week ending Feb. 4.
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Mentoring program expands and grows connections between students, alumni
Mentoring program expands and grows connections between students, alumni
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Jackie Slaats presented with MWC Meritorious Service Award
Jackie Slaats presented with MWC Meritorious Service Award
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What this Lake County athlete said on Twitter about their university prospects in week ending Jan. 21
This player posted on Twitter about a university commitments in the week ending Jan. 21.
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Ahmad Sadri editorial on ‘canceling’ Islamic history is published
I can imagine no greater disservice to Muslim students than the recent events at Hamline University, a small liberal arts school in Minnesota, that ended with a teacher getting fired for showing a depiction of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Salute to Gospel is back, so get your tickets today
Salute to Gospel is back, so get your tickets today
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Safa Hamed named Peace Ambassador of the Year in 2022
Safa Hamed, lecturer in mathematics, received the Peace Ambassador of the Year Award in Turkey for her book, Love Life and Press on With Peace, which promotes peace among the people of Palestine and Israel.
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Matt Horgan Joins Forester Athletic Department Staff
Lake Forest College Director of Athletics Nicki Pieart recently announced the addition of Matt Horgan to her staff as Athletics Operations and Facilities Assistant.
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Professors, alumna attend American Academy of Religion meeting in Colorado
Assistant Professor of Religion Anya Golovkova, Professor of Religion and Chair of Religion Benjamin Zeller, and alumna Kristin Rawlings ’19 found a sense of reunion and community at the American Academy of Religion annual meeting in Denver, Colorado, November 19–22.
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Music faculty to present at prestigious conference
One of the largest music education conferences in the world brings guests from all 50 states and more than 40 countries to Chicago.
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The Neurobiology of Fatherhood on January 26
The Neurobiology of Fatherhood on January 26 at 4:15 pm
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Student attends Paris Peace Forum, meets world leaders
For Isabella Tello ‘26, meeting with world leaders and attending global forums is a way to help raise awareness about the urgent need for climate action while bringing the voices of the girls and women from her community to international settings.
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Student presents at international Society for Neuroscience conference in San Diego
Amanda Grassel ’23 attended the annual Society for Neuroscience conference in San Diego November 12-16 to present her research.
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Alums return in full force to connect with students at Speed Networking
The Gorter Family Career Advancement Center’s signature fall event, Speed Networking, provided students with the opportunity to meet with professionals in the Forester Network for short virtual networking rounds, where they gained valuable career advice, practiced essential networking skills, and learned about available internships and jobs.
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Anne Barry shares Irish music traditions with over 500 high school students in Washington
Associate Professor of Music and Chair of Music Education Anne Barry was invited to Western Washington University's 2022 High School Choral Festival as a guest conductor and culture bearer.
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Life satisfaction study co-authored by Batz-Barbarich is published
A paper co-authored by Assistant Professor of Business Cassondra Batz-Barbarich was recently published in the Journal of Happiness Studies.
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President Jill Baren inaugurated as College’s fourteenth president
President Jill M.
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Faculty, staff, students turn out to celebrate Moon Festival
Around 100 students, faculty and staff joined in celebrating the Moon Festival on October 13.Moon Festival is one of the most popular and grandest cultural events in Asia and is celebrated by China, Vietnam, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore.
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2+2+2 equals a great opportunity for students interested in nursing
We are proud to introduce the 2+2+2 program, a partnership between College of Lake County (CLC), Lake Forest College, and Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science (RFU) that allows students to complete a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree in six years.