Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Jedidiah Collins '19 and Kwame Morris '19 play a round of pool in the Office of Intercultural Affairs. -
Students review for their final exam during Is Computing Biased? with Associate Professor Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Affairs Joseph Rusinko. -
As part of Human Growth and Development, PJ Tziachris '21 describes the fitness program of NFL football player Tom Brady to challenge popular conceptions of how aging affects growth and development over time. -
Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain discusses the role of honor societies on campus during a meeting with William Fletcher '21. -
Students enjoy the Paws for a Break on the second floor of the Scandling Campus Center. -
Guided by Professor of Art and Architecture Ted Aub, Kate Dymes '19 practices welding in the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center. -
Emma Redmond '22 works in Saga. -
Associate Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar debunks myths during Gender and Islam in Gulick Hall. -
Elizabeth Bizzer Gahagan '19 plays a game in virtual reality as part of a presentation by Naphatsorn Jamie Kaewanna '21, Jacqueline Steinman '20 and Aaron Cohen '19 for Topics in Cognitive Psychology with Associate Professor of Psychology Michelle Rizzella. -
Robert George '19 works on a painting during Color and Composition with Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Bogin P04. -
Dillon Carey '21 colors his original shoe design in Color and Composition. -
American Sign Language Instructor Samuel Cappiello reviews vocabulary during ASL and Deaf Culture II. -
Students collaborate on projects on the second floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Admissions tour guide Jack Harper 21 talks with Alexander G. Gellert 86 and his son Andrew Gellert during a campus visit. -
Clare OConner '21 puts the finishing touches on her artwork during Tibetan Mandala Painting with Instructor of Asian Studies the Venerable Tenzin Yignyen. -
Emily Hurley 19 and Director of Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers discuss data collection as a tool to evaluate student participation and civic engagement on campus.