School of Social Work - Rencie Horst
School of Social Work
Ren Horst
she/her/hers
- Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
- Major/Program: MSW Advanced Standing
A committed advocate for indigenous communities, Ren Horst identifies an alignment between her Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe heritage and Loyola’s Jesuit values. Ren’s embrace of being a person for others grounds her studies in community-building and selflessness.
“We all carry relational gifts that we were born with, and I’ve always been a person running to help those in need..”
As an undergraduate student, she authored a research paper titled “The Cost of Forced Assimilation: The Intergenerational Struggle for Indigenous Identity and Healing,” which she plans to submit for publication.
she/her/hers
- Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
- Major/Program: MSW Advanced Standing
A committed advocate for indigenous communities, Ren Horst identifies an alignment between her Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe heritage and Loyola’s Jesuit values. Ren’s embrace of being a person for others grounds her studies in community-building and selflessness.
“We all carry relational gifts that we were born with, and I’ve always been a person running to help those in need..”
As an undergraduate student, she authored a research paper titled “The Cost of Forced Assimilation: The Intergenerational Struggle for Indigenous Identity and Healing,” which she plans to submit for publication.