Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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During a down day when no severe weather was occurring across the Central Plains, the GEO 299 group visited Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo, Texas. -
Meg Quint '21 works during their internship at a genetics research lab in Porto, Portugal. Quint’s internship is supported by the Bickley Family Endowed Internship Fund, awarded through the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. -
Geneva Scholarship Associates board member Steve Muzzi and GSA President Robert Sollenne P’15 join with the newest GSA recipients, Jake Singleton ’23, Kate Equinozzi ’23, Nate Trowbridge ’23, and Geneva High School Principal Greg Baker ’00. Morgan Wright ’23 is also a recipient. -
Xiaonan Geng '19 holds her acceptance letter to the master of arts program in film and media at Johns Hopkins University. Geng majored in media and society. -
The sun rises on Smith Hall on Wednesday morning. -
Geneva Scholarship Associates President Robert Sollenne P'15 talks with the newest recipients of the GSA award at Geneva High School. The students are members of the incoming Classes of 2023. -
The Trinity Hall window reflects the Reunion tents set up on the Quad. -
Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman welcomes alums aboard the William Scandling research vessel before the Seneca Lake excursion on Friday. -
Marc Weiss '69, of New York, N.Y., and Director of Annual and Athletic Giving Dulcie Meyer P'20 look through a yearbook during the 50th reunion gathering. -
Alums gather on the Scandling Campus Center Patio. -
Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman discusses the makeup of a sediment sample from the bottom of Seneca Lake. -
Bill Kommalan '64, of Pasadena, Md., shares a laugh with the group during the demonstration. -
Pietro del Fabro ’67 leads alums on a tour of the American Civil War Memorial in Waterloo, N.Y. -
Alums on the William Scandling. -
Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman (center) discusses the role of invasive species in Seneca Lake. -
Annabel Cryan ’16 and Hannah Mills ’16, members of the programming committee and D.C. co-chairs, speak at a William Smith @ Work networking event.