Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Dont Cha, choreographed by Kayla Liszewski 21. -
American Boy, choreographed by Irini Konstantinou 23. - Students walk to class on Thursday.
- During Innovation Fest, HWS Trustee and Principal User Experience Design Architect at the Walt Disney Company Michael Rawlins '80, P'19 interviews his daughter, Melissa Rawlins, an associate photographer at ESPN, about her work.
- Centennial Center Administrative Assistant Dana Hollenbeck (right) and students participate in the Ping Pong Challenge, a prototyping exercise, during Innovation Fest.
- Joy Chen 21 volunteers at Festival of Nations, a celebration of diverse cultures in the Geneva community at North Street Elementary School.
- Aaron Maguyon '22 takes a shot on net against Norwich University.
- Alyssa Capuano 21 captures Gianna DeVita 21 (right) and fellow students as they take a break while hiking the mountains of Sapa in Vietnam.
- Chair of the Board of Trustees Thomas S. Bozzuto '68, L.H.D.'18, and Barbara M. Bozzuto join President Joyce P. Jacobsen to welcome alums at their home in Baltimore, Md.
- Assistant Professor of Psychology Stephanie Anglin lectures on factor analysis during Research in Personality in Gulick Hall.
- During Fundamentals of GIS, Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman explains how to use a GIS mapping feature to Lucy Denton '21.
- Assistant Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt lectures on the narrative elements of television commercials in her Cultures of Advertising course.
- During the second round of the NCAA tournament, Genevieve Carpenter '20 wins the ball in the air leading the team to a 2-0 victory over University of Mary Washington. William Smith hosts the third round of the tournament on Saturday, as they take on Stevens Institute of Technology at 11 a.m.
- Students study in the Rosensweig Learning Commons on Thursday.
- Meredith Steinfeldt 20 conducts research in the archives of Warren Hunting Smith Library for her project, Whose College is This? Shifting Depictions of Men and Women in Yearbooks (1938-2018). She presented her research at the New York State Sociological Association.
- Anna Moreau '20, Bailey Fanning and '20 and Carter Weitekamp '20 collaborate on a project for Environmental Economics with Professor of Economics Thomas Drennen.
