Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Ninth graders from Geneva High School visit campus as part of the Geneva 2030 initiative. -
At HWS’ Hanley Biological Field Preserve, students take water samples with Associate Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein. -
HWS celebrates National Coming Out Day. -
Connor Koschineg ’25 goes up for a header in Hobart’s victory over Clarkson. -
As part of “Urban Ecology,” students studying in Australia visit Luggage Point, the largest wastewater treatment plant in Queensland. They are led by faculty members Beth Kinne and Shannon Straub. -
Members of the Hobart soccer team hold a clinic for youth in Geneva’s YMCA program. -
University of Washington Professor Jens Gundlach, the winner of the 2022 Breakthrough Prize in Physics, presents a guest lecture on “Measuring Big G” for students in Professor Steve Penn’s First Year Seminar. -
A view of campus from above Comstock Hall. -
Aboard the William Scandling, students compare the physical, chemical and biological properties of Seneca Lake at different depths and locations under the direction of Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Kristen Brubaker. -
Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Yan Hao teaches calculus in Coxe Hall on Friday. -
Chef Samantha Buyskes joins students in the First Year Seminar “What’s Eating, You? Cooking, Cuisine & Me” with Associate Professor of Anthropology Chris Annear. -
Director of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina and Andrea Luna ’25 discuss the renovation occurring at the IC. -
Heather Kerns ’24, Maddi Meyer ’24 and Will Lewis ’23 present their microplastic research at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America in Denver with Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens. -
Students play Spikeball on the Quad. -
Goalie Kristen McCormack ’24 plays the ball before it can reach a Skidmore forward during the Herons’ 1-0 victory. -
During the Student Research Symposium, David Corrales ’23 discusses his study of the software used in neuro-physical simulations. Project adviser:Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Chris Fietkiewicz.