Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Professor of Education Jim MaKinster, who serves as executive director of ESSYI, leads a class in Merritt Hall. -
At HWS Fribolin Farm, students learn about community supported agriculture with Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Beth Kinne and Food Systems Program Manager Sarah Meyer. -
Food Systems Program Manager Sarah Meyer and Summer Farm Intern Loretta Hauslauer ’19 show students how to manage a honeybee hive. -
In the Adirondack Mountains, students canoe from Rich Lake to Harris Lake. -
In Stern Hall, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Beth Kinne leads a discussion on environmental law and policy. -
Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May encourages students to explore environmental issues through movement, acting and dance. -
Associate Professor of Biology Bradley Cosentino discusses the ecosystem that supports life in the quaking bog. -
Aboard the William Scandling research vessel, students examine water samples with Emma Wilber '21 (middle, left) and Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin (middle, right) on Seneca Lake. -
Alongside Professor of Biology Meghan Brown (right), students use bongo-nets to gather zooplankton. Students then analyze their samples under a microscope. -
Students tour the Material Recovery Facility operated by Casella Waste Systems at the Ontario County Landfill. -
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee leads a class discussion on the geography of garbage in Stern Hall. -
At their final dinner celebration, the 2019 ESSYI participants and staff gather for a photo at Seneca Lake State Park. -
Emma Wilber '21 assists students with an energy policy worksheet during “Environmental Economics” with Professor of Economics Thomas Drennen. -
Students work in groups in the L. Thomas Melly '52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts with Professor of Education Jim MaKinster. -
Professor of Education Paul Kehle asks students to consider how to represent and analyze issues of environmental sustainability. -
Students use foraged materials to create art on a fence at the Houghton House Arts Complex.