2012 Retreat to Cincinnati
April 26-28, 2012, Atlanta Chapter members and spouses took a VIP tour of Cincinnati, Ohio, the "Queen City," which was settled in 1788.
The view from Celestial Steakhouse on the Ohio River.
April 26-28, 2012, Atlanta Chapter members and spouses took a VIP tour of Cincinnati, Ohio, the "Queen City," which was settled in 1788. Pictured is the view from Celestial Steakhouse on the Ohio River.
Over-the-Rhine
Hardy souls take an architectural walking tour of Over-the-Rhine.
Cincinnati Art Museum
Anne and David Boyd at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Aglamesis Bro’s
Off to Unversity of Cincinnati Medical Center via Aglamesis Bro’s, Cincinnati’s original ice cream parlor.
Celestial Steakhouse #2
Kathy Berry, Susie Deyo and Sherry Lundeen.
Celestial Steakhouse #1
President Kay Weiss, Michelle Nordin, and Liz Troy.
Taft Museum
Retreat Co-Chairs Susan Higley and Sally Boice join Harry Gilham at the Taft Museum.
Thanks from Alum Eliot Quon, Postdoctoral Researcher at National Renewable Energy Laboratory
ARCS Foundation has been a highlight of my academic career thus far, thank you for the support!
Thanks from Alum Collette Miller, Postdoctoral Fellow at US Environmental Protection Agency
"Thank you all for reaching out and the support over the years. It's been a rocky few years following the passing of my doctoral research mentor a few weeks prior to my dissertation defense. Trying to rebound from his loss, finishing my dissertation, and figuring out where to go from there was challenging to say the least ... Thank you again for your support. Honestly I did not know how much I would have ended up relying on the generous gift that the Atlanta Chapter of ARCS Foundation provided when it was first received. However, it was vital in helping me launch a new chapter in my career when I found my plans collapse when my mentor passed. Again, THANK YOU!"
Thanks from Scholar Natale Sciolino
"Thank you dearly for your generous contribution to my scientific development. Your contribution has had a profound impact on me at both a personal and professional level. It is a privilege to be an ARCS Scholar, and with this support I will continue to pursue research that aims to advance Neuroscience."