The Lewis Landsberg Society
The Landsberg Society connects former Medicine housestaff from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine for professional exchange and continuing medical education in a virtual alumni community.
The Lewis Landsberg Society is named after Lewis Landsberg, MD, and was created by former Department of Medicine chief medical residents who trained under him. Dr. Landsberg served as chair from 1990 to 1999 and continues to share his distinctive insights and approach to medicine. His continued involvement in our training program at Northwestern makes our great residents even better.
Learn more about Dr. Landsberg and his contributions to the medical and scientific community.
About Dr. Landsberg
3rd Annual Late Night Morning Report
Join Lewis Landsberg, MD, the Irving S. Cutter Professor of Medicine Emeritus and dean emeritus, with current chief residents in the Department of Medicine for a lively and interactive discussion of a current case and the best diagnostic and treatment options. Following the case, join fellow alumni, current faculty, residents, and fellows for cocktails and dinner and enjoy sharing some of your favorite moments from training. Hosted by the Landsberg Society, an alumni organization largely comprised of former Department of Medicine residents and fellows. Call 312-908-1892 for details.
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Members of the society are a group of residents and fellows who have graduated from Northwestern’s world-renowned medical school, residency and fellowships. As part of its mission, the society meets annually, inviting faculty and former and current fellows to engage in social and educational activities.
Learn more about the Landsberg Society or join using the links below:
- Meet the Board
Meet the founding members of the Landsberg Society.
- Become a Member
Join the Landsberg Society and receive information on upcoming events.
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