Science

Cecilia Douma ’16 succeeded in her chemistry major thanks to not only the coursework, but also Luther’s soccer team.

Dallas Wulf ’12 says that a liberal arts education was the ideal way to kickstart a career in physics research and teaching at McGill University.

Work-study opportunities at Luther helped to prepare Karla Bloem ’94 for her future career, developing a nature center from the ground up

Luther College allowed William Benjamin ’22 to pursue both science and music, giving him the chance to become an aroma chemist at Estée Lauder’s Aveda.

Maren Gabor ’21 majored in biology so that she could go into the healthcare field, and she also found fulfillment through volunteering in the Luther and Decorah communities.

From being a Luther student to a resident physician at Yale, McKenna Campbell-Potter ’16 learned the importance of being involved in many different things at Luther College.

Thanks to research opportunities at Luther College, Todd Brown ’06 discovered his fascination with space exploration, going on to study orbital mechanics at Purdue University.

Despite coming in as a psychology major, Victoria Ewald ’14 learned her love for neuroscience at Luther College, going on to get her Ph.D. at the University of Iowa.

Maggie Gill ’05 used the critical thinking skills she gained at Luther to pursue a Ph.D. in neuroscience.

Elise Sinnwell ’11 was successful pursuing a physician assistant program at the University of Iowa thanks to Luther’s biology program.