Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Author and autism advocate Jesse Saperstein ’04 and advocate David Lieberman discuss the benefits of Applied Behavioral Analysist Therapy with students in Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly’s class in Merritt Hall. -
Sodexo employee Andrea Poormon prepares lettuce before lunchtime. -
Frank Imburgia '21 and Cameron Kumagai '22 discuss the Hobart lacrosse season over breakfast. -
In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we share timestamped photos from the fall semester's last day of classes. At 7:28 a.m., the sun rises over Long Pier in downtown Geneva. -
Binjo Emmanuel '20 edits his final project for Global Musicals with Associate Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt. -
Michaelann Denton '19 preps basil before lunchtime in Saga. -
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. -
Students in Human Growth and Development with Director of Elementary Education Jennifer Harris P21, P22 brainstorm ways to stay active during reading days. -
Cassidy DiPaola '19 discusses careers in Washington, D.C. with William Smith Dean Lisa Kaenzig P'22. -
Bryce Noe '19 practices skateboard tricks in front of Coxe Hall. -
Professor of History Clifton Hood leads an end of the semester discussion with students in American Urban History at the President's House. The event was hosted by Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. 12 and Sandra A. McGuire. -
Associate Professor of History Lisa Yoshikawa speaks with students during The Asia Pacific Wars in Trinity Hall. -
Students rehearse lines during Feminist Theatre with Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth in Williams Hall. -
Students contextualize the role of higher education in modern American history with Professor of History Clifton Hood. -
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.