Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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An Orientation Leader for fellow international students, Sky Markaki 22, from Athens, Greece, encourages new students to travel as much as you can with friends and go abroad. -
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! -
Kenza Kebdani 21, from Marbella, Spain, advises first-years to take classes that you normally wouldnt go for. -
Susan Pliner, Dean for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment & Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning, will teach Metacognition & Social Justice. -
Sustainable Living & Learning will be taught by Professor of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee. -
Associate Professor of English Laurence Erussard will teach Comparative Mythology. -
Assistant Professor of History Sarah Whitten will teach Violence in the Sea of Faith. -
Instructor of History Virgil Slade will teach Unfreedoms & the Problem of Race. -
Math and Metaphor will be taught by Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Jennifer Biermann. -
Associate Professor of Men's Studies Chip Capraro will teach Golf Course Architecture. -
Professor of Physics Donald Spector will teach Einstein, Relativity and Time. -
Professor of English Grant Holly will teach The History of Everything. (Note: all of the photos in this gallery were taken before the pandemic). -
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. -
Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar will teach Facets of Islam. -
The Mindful Body will be taught by Professor of Dance Donna Davenport.