Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Mary Buck ’17, Alicia Roistacher ’17, Lauren Mercier ’19, Jessica Bishop ’16, Hannah Nichols ’17, Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown and Maryum Raheem ’16 take a picture on their way to the entrance to the San Pedro Volcano National Park. -
Students return “home” to the house of the Amigos de Lago Atitlán in Santa Catarina Palopó, on the banks of Lake Atitlán. -
Students begin the two-mile hike up Pacaya volcano near Guatemala City. -
For this week’s photo gallery, we take a look at the three-week Guatemala summer abroad program led by Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown and Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown. Here, the group gathers for a photo on the summit of Pacaya volcano. -
Katherine Speigel ’18 writes in her journal. -
While on the Preseli Hills hike, students discuss the logistics involved in constructing Stonehenge. How did the ancient tribe move huge stones over a distance of almost 150 miles in order to construct the monument? -
Students aboard the research vessel prepare to measure water transparency in Lake Atitlán using Secchi disks. -
Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown leads a discussion on aquatic biology during the group's day on Lake Atitlán. -
Students spend the day aboard a research vessel on Lake Atitlán where they explored the complexity of issues involved with the lake’s water quality as well as the health of the region. -
Students sketch the Worms Head coast line at Gower Peninsula in the southeast area of Wales. -
Students pose on the grounds of the Carreg Cennen Castle, capturing a scene of the historic countryside. -
University of Wales Professor Andy Williams discusses the historical and cultural significance of the region. -
Students investigate a burial mound within what is thought to be an ancient community in the Preseli Hills. A small henge at this location is thought to be the resting place for the legendary King Arthur. -
During the Sense of Place hike, students stop to reflect on their connection to the environment around them. Here, Rachel Brown ’18 writes in her journal. -
The students pause for a group photo during their Sense of Place hike through the Preseli Hills. -
Students sketch the ‘Worms Head’ coast line at Gower Peninsula in the southeast area of Wales.