History Center of Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

<h5>A part of our Cornerstones of History lecture series.</h5>
&nbsp;Carol Summerfield, executive director at the History Center. This lecture looks at the unusual role that Frances Perkins, a Lake Forester, played in shaping significant policies and practices for President Franklin Roosevelt and how she helped build his legacy.
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<h3>Thank You To Our Sponsors!</h3>
Visionary Sponsor - Maude Glore&nbsp;
Patron Sponsor - Jim Phelps
Friend of America 250 - Tom and Sally Coyle
Friend of America 250 - Fred Jackson

Local Event: Frances Perkins & the Social Safety Net of the 1930s-40s

Lake County

Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

Illinois

Frances Perkins & the Social Safety Net of the...

A part of our Cornerstones of History lecture series.
 Carol Summerfield, executive director at the History Center. This...

Frances Perkins & the Social Safety Net of the 1930s-40s

<h5>The final event in our Cornerstones of History lecture series.</h5>
&nbsp;This finale will be a panel discussion of experts across a variety of fields who will look at where we are today and where the next half a century will take us. How will American life change? What is the next big thing coming our way? And how does our past provide insight into how we can shape the direction we are going?
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<h3>Thank You To Our Sponsors!</h3>
Visionary Sponsor - Maude Glore&nbsp;
Patron Sponsor - Jim Phelps
Friend of America 250 - Tom and Sally Coyle
Friend of America 250 - Fred Jackson

Local Event: Shaping The Next Fifty Years: A Community Conversation

Shaping The Next Fifty Years: A Community...

The final event in our Cornerstones of History lecture series.
 This finale will be a panel discussion of experts across a...

Shaping The Next Fifty Years: A Community Conversation

History Center Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Vernon Hills

Highland Park

Eric DeGrechie

Deerfield

Amie Schaenzer

Libertyville

Buffalo Grove

Cook County

Northbrook

Grayslake

Winnetka-Glencoe

Lake Zurich

Glenview

Northmoor Country Club

The Ninth Annual Event for the GPF Foundation​ features a keynote appearance by Ryan Knutson​, Editor &amp; Co-Host of ​T​he Journal, the daily podcast from the Wall Street Journal​. ​Lake Forest's Larry Potash, WGN-TV, ​w​ill again be emcee. ​Funds raised support the GPF Foundation’s goal of “Saving Lives Through Awareness.”
Ryan Knutson is a co-host and senior news editor of “The Journal,” a daily podcast produced by the Wall Street Journal that explores the forces driving global events, markets and major companies. Previously he worked at PBS and ProPublica, building a reputation for sharp investigative reporting and clear, accessible storytelling. Just like the GPF Foundation, Ryan's work helps bring awareness and understanding about news and events that impact us all.
In addition to the cocktail party, seated meal and conviviality, guests at the Annual Event will also hear an update on GPF Foundation initiatives from Ross and Nancy Friedman, Board Chair and Director, respectively. Current activities include:

<ul><li>Continued progress on the Blind Spot, an educational video game that has moved into the third phase of development to explore commercial viability.</li><li>First-responder and health professional training and partnerships.</li><li>Development of a diagnostic scoring system for medical professionals.</li><li>On-going Harm Reduction training for at-risk communities.</li><li>The launch of an Associate Board made up of young adult volunteers to help spread awareness on harm reduction and the Foundation’s life-saving work. </li></ul>

Local Event: An Evening of Insight Promised at the GPF Foundation's Ninth Annual Event

An Evening of Insight Promised at the GPF...

The Ninth Annual Event for the GPF Foundation​ features a keynote appearance by Ryan Knutson​, Editor & Co-Host of ​T​he...

An Evening of Insight Promised at the GPF Foundation's Ninth Annual Event

Lake Forest College

Join Forester Athletics for Community &amp; Alumni Day, a celebration of our connection to the community and our alumni!
We invite alumni, families, community members, F.A.N. Club members, and Forester fans of all kinds to campus to cheer on Forester Athletics, enjoy food and drinks from local food trucks, and take part in family-friendly activities and giveaways. Come snap a photo with Boomer the Bear, show your Forester spirit, and shop for Lake Forest College merchandise!
Event Schedule includes:
11 a.m. | Men’s Soccer vs. Grinnell — Farwell Field 12 – 4p.m. | Food Truck Social — Tailgate Lot, South Campus 1 p.m. | Women’s Volleyball vs. Ripon — Sports &amp; Recreation Center 1:30 p.m. | Women’s Soccer vs. Grinnell — Farwell Field
Complimentary food truck meal tickets are available to the first 50 pre-registered Community Members, as well as all F.A.N. Club members and alumni of Men’s Soccer, Women’s Soccer, Men’s Golf, and Women’s Golf.
Please reach out to fanclub@lakeforest.edu with any questions. Go Foresters!

Local Event: Lake Forest College Community Engagement Event: Community Sports Day

Lake Forest College Community Engagement Event:...

Join Forester Athletics for Community & Alumni Day, a celebration of our connection to the community and our alumni!
We invite...

Lake Forest College Community Engagement Event: Community Sports Day

Explore the power of artificial intelligence in everyday life—join Lake Forest College professors Dr. Benjamin Zeller and Dr. Rachel Whidden for the return of this highly-acclaimed community engagement series
Artificial Intelligence and Everyday Life: Understanding, Engaging, and Applying AI
Registration fee: $450 for the five-week series
Registration deadline: Thursday, October 8
Course times: Thursday evenings, 6-8:30 p.m.
Course dates: October 15, October 22, October 29, November 5, November 12
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing how we learn, work, create, communicate, and make decisions. Held at the historic Krebs Center for the Humanities, this five-week series offers an accessible introduction to AI while exploring the ethical, social, cultural, and philosophical questions it raises – through demonstrations, discussion, and real-world case studies designed to help participants become informed and thoughtful users of these emerging technologies. Each week will highlight a new topic and begin with a social reception featuring food and refreshments.
Both the educational content and social receptions will offer opportunities to build community, engage with College leadership, and learn more about ongoing campus initiatives.
Register for this course by clicking <a href="https://www.lakeforest.edu/community/lifelong-learning/ai-series-x86317" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">HERE</a>.
Visit the Community Engagement website by clicking <a href="https://www.lakeforest.edu/community" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">HERE</a>.
Registration is required to attend. Participants are encouraged to attend all sessions, but full attendance is not required.

Local Event: Lake Forest College Community Engagement Lifelong Learning Series: AI Course

Lake Forest College Community Engagement...

Explore the power of artificial intelligence in everyday life—join Lake Forest College professors Dr. Benjamin Zeller and Dr....

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Frances Perkins & the Social Safety Net of the 1930s-40s

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History Center of Lake Forest-Lake Bluff, 509 E Deerpath Rd, Lake Forest, IL

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7:00 PM

History Center of Lake Forest-Lake Bluff, 509 E Deerpath Rd, Lake Forest, IL

An Evening of Insight Promised at the GPF Foundation's Ninth Annual Event

Lake Forest College Community Engagement Event: Community Sports Day

Lake Forest College Community Engagement Lifelong Learning Series: AI Course