LUREC Summer Sessions
Immersive summer courses at LUREC give Loyola students opportunities to learn via hands-on, place-based education and deepen their appreciation for the natural world. For three weeks in May, students live and study on campus in a dormitory setting, eat meals together in the cafeteria, and complete the equivalent of one semester-long course in only three weeks.
Faculty members teaching the courses take advantage of the LUREC facilities and the nearby natural areas and farms in McHenry County to combine classroom learning, lab activities, and experiences in the field.
Learn more and see course offerings on the School of Environmental Sustainability's website here.
Immersive summer courses at LUREC give Loyola students opportunities to learn via hands-on, place-based education and deepen their appreciation for the natural world. For three weeks in May, students live and study on campus in a dormitory setting, eat meals together in the cafeteria, and complete the equivalent of one semester-long course in only three weeks.
Faculty members teaching the courses take advantage of the LUREC facilities and the nearby natural areas and farms in McHenry County to combine classroom learning, lab activities, and experiences in the field.
Learn more and see course offerings on the School of Environmental Sustainability's website here.