Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Semifinalists in the fifth installment of the Stu Lieblein 90 Pitch Contest pose for a photo in the Centennial Center for Leadership (CCL). The contest is an entrepreneurial leadership competition organized by the CCL in which students compete for the top prize, a $10,000 grant to fund their idea. -
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis first-year Sustainable Living and Learning Community gather in Rees Hall for a screening of the film, The True Cost, a documentary that explores the impact of fashion on people and the planet. -
Associate Professor of Political Science Paul Passavant leads a discussion about the book Winner-Take-All Politics by Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson in order to understand how the transformation of different political institutions in the U.S. have contributed to the policy outcome of growing economic inequality. -
“I’m looking forward to the Pac and all of the prosperity that the new changes will bring.” – Edith Wormley (Director HEOP) -
“Hmmmm. Oh yeah, T-Pain! I’m excited for him to come. I love throwbacks.” – Meghan Moore ‘18 -
Members of the Colleges Chorale, led by Professor of Music Bob Cowles, perform during the Colleges Chorale and Cantori Madrigal Dinner to benefit Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes. -
“Hockey-wise, I’m looking forward to the playoffs. Also the spring so it can be warm again. I don’t really like snow.” – Mike Russo ‘17 -
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Eric Weaver, founder and executive director of Overcoming the Darkness, presents his talk Out of the Darkness in Albright Auditorium. The presentation, sponsored by the international psychology honor society Psi Chi and the To Write Love on Her Arms student organization, focused on creating a culture that openly discusses mental illness. -
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Students visit the set of Good Morning America through the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. -
Students enjoy the weekly Shabbat dinner at the Abbe Center for Jewish Life. -
The Colleges’ research vessel allows students to study environmental issues on Seneca Lake through programs offered by HWS’ Finger Lakes Institute. -
Ali Shaw ’22 explains her work on dual immersion classrooms during the Senior Symposium hosted annually by the Center for Teaching and Learning. -
Students present their plans for a sustainable development project in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship. -
Author Matt Bindig ’98 offers a talk coordinated by the Trias Residency for Writers.