Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Orientation Coordinator Garrett Downs 22, from Elba, N.Y., tells new students that it will be the best adventure of your life, if you only take a breath and ride the waves. -
One of the Orientation Leaders for service and campus relations, Raja Hammad Mehmood 22, from Rawalpindi, Pakistan, tells students to be yourself and be confident about that because you have your own uniqueness. -
Orientation Coordinator Lalaine Vergara 21, from Los Angeles, Calif., encourages first-year students to be open to doing anything! Even if it's something you didnt ever see yourself doing, itll definitely change your four years on the HWS campus! -
Professor of Physics Donald Spector will teach Einstein, Relativity and Time. -
Professor of Religious Studies Richard Salter '86, P'15 will teach Genocide and the Modern Age. -
Associate Professor of English Rob Carson will teach Britpop. -
As we welcome students back to our stunning lake side campus for the fall semester, in this edition of This Week in Photos, we introduce the newest members of the HWS community, the Classes of 2024, to their First Year Seminar professors. These faculty will familiarize students with the academic experience at the Colleges and serve as their advisors. -
Associate Professor of Philosophy Eric Barnes will teach Thinking Critically About God. -
Lisa Cleckner, Director of the Finger Lakes Institute, will teach Watershed Moments in the FLX. -
Professor of English Grant Holly will teach The History of Everything. (Note: all of the photos in this gallery were taken before the pandemic). -
Brandon B. Barile, Assistant Vice President and Dean of Student Engagement & Conduct, will teach Beyond the Straight and Narrow. -
Associate Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein will teach The Blue Planet. -
Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar will teach Facets of Islam. -
Music and Ethics will be taught by Associate Professor of Music Katherine Walker. -
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Kristen Brubaker will teach Sustainable Living & Learning. -
Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Tinkler will teach Stealing Art, Saving Art.