Rasul Freelain
Columbia College – Chicago
from Chicago, IL
Major: Audio Design and Production
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Student Laureate, 2016
I was awarded The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Student Laureate Award in 2016.
Columbia College – Chicago
from Chicago, IL
Major: Audio Design and Production
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Student Laureate, 2016
I was awarded The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Student Laureate Award in 2016.
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I have lots of awards.
“I have known Rasul for three years and have taught him in five elementary education courses. Rasul is the best student that I have had in more than 15 years.” Charles Goodwin, Professor, Columbia College – Chicago.
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McKendree University
from New Orleans, LA
Major: Elementary Education
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Student Laureate, 2016
I was awarded The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Student Laureate Award in 2016. With me in the picture are Mrs. & Governor Rauner and Lincoln Academy Chancellor Dr. Stephanie Pace Marshall (far right).
Hi, I’m Acadia Reynolds, I have chosen Elementary Education as my career. Just this month of April, 2017, I was hired as a second grade teacher.
Here are some of my awards and recognitions from McKendree University:
2017 Abraham Lincoln Civic Engagement Award
2015 Newman Civic Fellow
2015 Student Hall of Fame, as a sophomore
2014 “The Spark” Award
Community Service Scholar
Young Feminists President
“I have known Acadia for three years and have taught her in five elementary education courses. Acadia is the best student that I have had in more than 15 years.” Eunice Cordry, Professor, McKendree University.
I’ve done some choreography. “Hair of the Dog” Choreographed by Acadia Reynolds
MUSIC BY: Beat the Devil’s Tattoo by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
I also enjoy exercise and keeping fit.
Richard Buckminster Fuller (July 12, 1895 – July 1, 1983), an acknowledged polymath, was perhaps most famous for his invention and development of geodesic domes. He invented numerous other machines and devices, often relying on his insights gained from his geometric understanding of the way forces are distributed.
He had twenty-eight US patents. As a writer Fuller published more than 30 books. He contributed to ecological thought with his book Spaceship Earth and was widely sought after as a speaker.
President Reagan awarded Fuller the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Among his many awards and honorary doctorates, Fuller was awarded The Lincoln Academy of Illinois Order of Lincoln in the area of The Arts in 1967.
Books (PDFs)
Operating Manual For Spaceship Earth, 1969
Synergetics: Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking, with E. J. Applewhite 1975, 1979
Everything I Know – transcript of the historic 42-hour lecture session in January, 1975
The Library of Congress
Original Geodesic Home Plans, Carbondale, Illinois
This home was owned and lived in by Buckminster Fuller and his wife, Anne. He wrote twelve of his books and secured six of his patents while there.
Academic Resources
Stanford University Libraries – R. Buckminster Fuller Collection
Stanford University Libraries – Buckminster Fuller papers, circa 1920-1983
The University of Chicago Library Catalog
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library Catalog
University Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign