Albion View - Conference on Indian Religions Comes to Albion, June 2005

Glaciers and Climate Change (GEO306) Alysia Kolacsz, Lisa Colville, Alicia Reynolds, and Amy Hupp study the ice-age history of Lake Michigan as revealed through sediment deposits along the shore. Thom Wilch photo

Women's Worlds: Gender in Global Perspective Women/gender studies professor Trisha Franzen and her students atop the world's third-largest pyramid, Photo courtesy of Trisha Franzen

The Glaciers and Climate Change geology students at Pyramid Point, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Back: Andrew Beck, Alicia Reynolds, Lisa Colville, Thom Wilch. Front: Amy Hupp, Alysia Kolacsz, Paul Roberts, JP Foley. Photo courtesy of Thom Wilch

Outdoor Education
Fall Break Trips Take Class Out of the Classroom
October 12, 2005

Innovations in Imaging Mathematics professor Dave Reimann's first-year seminar visited one of the most photographed places on the planet--Niagara Falls. The group also traveled to Rochester, New York, to visit the George Eastman House, home of the founder of the Eastman Kodak Company and now one of the world's best photographic history museums. Photo by Dave Reimann

Art and the Environment The first-year seminar taught by art history professor Bille Wickre and biologist Doug White made what has become an annual pilgrimage to Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright's western Pennsylvania masterpiece. Above, students enjoy the rolling hills near Fallingwater. Doug White photo

Andrew Beck stokes the campfire at the Platte River Campground in the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, on the Glaciers and Climate Change trip. Thom Wilch photo

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