Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Mike Faulkner '21 makes an acrobatic shot on goal during Hobart's game against Norwich University. -
Students work on a group project in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Ellie Burns '21 runs through a drill during William Smith lacrosse practice on the new indoor turf field. -
Associate Professor of English Laurence Erussard and Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery join students for yoga class on Saturday morning in Hirshson Ballroom. -
HWS Professor Emeritus of English James Crenner and community members Linda Beckley and Sue Garver stop for a photo while volunteering at the Center of Concern on Tuesday morning. Professor Emeritus of Biology Thomas Glover serves as the president of the Center’s board of directors. -
Students walk to class on a snowy Thursday morning. -
Djeneba Ballo ’20 poses for a photo in Dakar, Senegal, where she is studying abroad. -
Students stop for a group photo in Galway, Ireland. -
Visiting Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Amy Howard Green introduces Nassir Whitley '22 at the Writing Colleagues Welcome Reception. -
Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker works on an assignment with Alyda Twilley ’20 during “Watercolor Sketching” in Houghton House. -
Students review their work during “Watercolor Sketching” with Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker. -
Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies Kanate Dahouda reviews vocabulary during “Intermediate French II” in Demarest Hall. -
Cailin Gensler ’21 and Katie Cox ’20 enjoy a little fresh air through a window in Medbery Hall. -
Sarah Sveen ‘20 works on an assignment in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Bjorn Antell '21 works on a landscape design for the City of Geneva as part of Architecture Design Studio” with Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D'Angelo. -
Katie Birzon ‘22 watches as Professor of Art and Architecture Nicholas Ruth demonstrates a technique for still life etchings during Introduction to Drawing in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.