Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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In Demarest, Visiting Professor of Environmental Studies Robinson Murphy discusses the book “Walkabout” with students in “Human Values and the Environment.” -
Jessica Goldman '20 discusses of a draft of her report for Research in Developmental Psychology with Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery. -
Elizabeth Anderson '19 leads students in making paper beads as part of the Kenyan Crafts edition of the Global Cafe. -
Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. ’12 discusses the announcement of President-Elect Dr. Joyce P. Jacobsen with faculty and staff during a read-out session in Albright Auditorium. -
Louisa Morrow '22 and Zoe Bloomfield '22 walk across Stern Lawn. -
During “Latin American Perspectives,” Professor of Economics Scott McKinney P’13 discusses the Jesuit missions in 1750 that were situated on the border of the Spanish and Portuguese colonies. Prior to the discussion, students viewed the film “The Mission.” -
Elizabeth Hawes ’19 and Alexus Spann ’19 perform a test on fruit fly larvae under a microscope. The lab tested the larvae's neuron connections in response to both blue than white light. -
Erica Luciano '19, Carl Wagner ‘19 and Shruthi Shyam ’19 examine fruit fly larvae under a microscope during lab for Neurobiology. -
A fresh snowfall blankets the Quad. -
Students walk to class on Wednesday. -
As part of Labor Economics, Julien Denicourt '20 presents research on the Labor Force Participation of Married Women. The course is taught by Assistant Professor of Economics Christina Houseworth. -
As part of Labor Economics, Assistant Professor of Economics Christina Houseworth discusses the participation of women in the global labor force. -
Gianna Gonzalez '20 and Hugh McKenny '20 walk to class on Monday. -
As part of a lab with Professor of Biology Kristy Kenyon, Zahra Arabzada '19 observes specification patterns in the embryonic development of African clawed frogs. -
Writing Fellow Canieshia Phillips '19 and Isabelle Jeppsen '21 discuss the writing process in the Intercultural Center. -
Amanda Bruha '20 studies in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.