Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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From Success Academy, Recruiter Rosa Gandler and Outreach Manager Brandon Piper pose for a photo with their thank you gifts from the Salisbury Center. Along with Keegan Prue '09, they recently visited campus to give a presentation on charter schools and discussed how Success Academy works toward academic reform to provide access to children. -
Students table on behalf of the LGBTQ+ Resource Center during Transgender Day of Visibility. -
Internationally renowned activist and author Angela Davis delivers the keynote address celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Fisher Center for the Study of Gender and Justice. -
Moritz Marchart ’22 and William Kline ’23 win $10,000 to start their biomaterials company during the Pitch Contest offered by the Centennial Center. -
Students present their plans for a sustainable development project in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship. -
As a leader in experiential education, this week we feature the HWS Centers that allow students to complement their coursework. Here, students gather for a photo while studying in Brazil this summer through a program offered by the Center for Global Education. -
Students clean up the lakefront as part of the Day of Service coordinated by the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning. -
Ali Shaw ’22 explains her work on dual immersion classrooms during the Senior Symposium hosted annually by the Center for Teaching and Learning. -
As part of the Intercultural Affairs Center, the Asian Student Union holds a celebration in recognition of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month. -
Author Matt Bindig ’98 offers a talk coordinated by the Trias Residency for Writers. -
Coordinated by the Office for Spiritual Engagement, students, faculty and staff participate in a vigil for the victims of a tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue. -
Students visit the set of Good Morning America through the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. -
The Colleges’ research vessel allows students to study environmental issues on Seneca Lake through programs offered by HWS’ Finger Lakes Institute. -
Students enjoy the weekly Shabbat dinner at the Abbe Center for Jewish Life.