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Nature and Nurture

Sandra Deromedi distinctly remembers an elementary school field trip to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. “That experience made such a big impression on me—I was just so excited that day.” It marked an important moment, even at a young age, for her understanding of how an institution and its exhibitions

The Vreeland “Story” Continues

Ready For Take Off

AS A YOUNG executive in pharmaceutical sales in the early 2000s, Annie Pezza learned that the most successful products always solved a problem. “Growing up, I moved around a lot,” says Pezza of splitting time with her parents between Missouri and Colorado. “I think this taught me to adapt and be flexible wherever I was

Class Act

Driving through the Grand Canyon, Eltony Williams flipped from radio station to radio station. He heard static. More static. And then from the relentless fuzz arose a deep voice that said, “God has already given you everything you need to do what you want.” The sermon faded out but Williams was still listening. “In 15

An Artful Pairing

THIS IS A match made in realty heaven. Both Katie Keating and Shannon Cahill want nothing more than to help you find your dream home and partner with you as you put your signature on it and fill it with one-of-a-kind pieces of art. Keating and Cahill have joined forces, each bringing her own area

The Buzz: April 2022

WELCOME MADAM PRESIDENT DR. JILL M. BAREN, a renowned academic, physician and administrator, will make history as the first woman president this July at Lake Forest College. Currently serving as Provost and Vice-president of Academic Affairs at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, she will be sworn in as the college’s 14th president. Baren

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