Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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In today’s gallery, we share photos from the First-Year Seminar Symposium that gave students the opportunity to present research, artwork, writing, video and other projects to the HWS community. -
Students in “Ghosts & Hauntings in the Americas” share original stories with attendees. The First-Year Seminar was taught by Michelle Martin-Baron, Associate Professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Intersectional Justice. -
Elle Oberfield ’27 presents her research “Art, Activism & Aids.” Oberfield was in the “Writing & Resistance” First-Year Seminar. -
Leela Walter ’27 presents research on the effects of coffee production due to climate change. -
Caleb Nicholas ’27 and Reilly Roedel ’27 present copies of a zine created by students in “Interrogating Race” taught by James McCorkle, Visiting Associate Professor of Africana Studies. -
Mark Serra ’27 and Juan Barajas ’27 were in “Building Bridges: Immigration and Oral History” with Sebastiano Lucci, the director of Less Commonly Taught Languages and Instructor of Italian. They interviewed a member of the Italian American community in Geneva, N.Y. -
Jayne Pearson ’27 sets up a poster at the FSEM Symposium. -
Asher Landis ’27, Jessica Hoffman ’27 and Lyssa Wexler ’27 gather for a photo after presenting their work on the lifecycle of a product and its environmental challenges. -
First-year students pose with Director of the Writing Colleagues Program Amy Green. -
Bennett O’Keefe ’27 and Chris Woody ’27 present their work from the First-Year Seminar “Mars!” -
Azure Sage ’27 presents work from “From Comix to Graphix: The Art of Story.” -
Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, San Diego, Calif. -
Glacier National Park from the Going-to-the-Sun Road. -
In Glacier National Park at night, Colton takes a long exposure of Flathead River. Glacier is a certified “dark-sky park,” meaning there is little light pollution. -
This year, Colton fulfilled a longstanding dream on his photography bucket list: photograph Shoshone Falls Park in Twin Peaks, Idaho. -
Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks Region.