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Students learning about indigenous crafts and instruments in Quitirrisí (a Huetar indigenous territory in Costa Rica).
Detail of the massive wrench affectionately labeled the “Crisis Fixer” for MASA, the Michigan Aeronautical Science Association team, at in the Wilson Student Team Project Center on the North Campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on Thursday, February 16, 2023.
MASA is currently making preparations for the launch of Clementine, their newest supersonic sounding rocket. If all goes according to plan, Clementine will launch in the summer of 2023.
Photo: Brenda Ahearn/University of Michigan, College of Engineering, Communications and Marketing
Metal being heated at Joyworks LLC in preparation for a tour of University of Michigan first year engineering students in Ann Arbor on Thursday evening, February 9, 2023.
The excursion to Joyworks was primarily a recruitment event for first year engineering students, an opportunity to introduce them to some of the hands-on experience of what is possible in Materials Science and Engineering.
Photo: Brenda Ahearn/University of Michigan, College of Engineering, Communications and Marketing
During their field trip to Panama, freshman students participated in a parade to celebrate Cerro Punta’s 58th anniversary. They carried posters they made themselves with messages encouraging environmental protection.
Here, Forrest Neumann carries a poster that says "Why destroy if we can conserve? Let's produce in an eco-friendly manner."
Students during a visit to an organic farm in Costa Rica as part of the Global Environmental Issues in Latin America course taught by Professor Emilio Vargas.
Students during a field trip to Southern Costa Rica as part of the Contemporary Indigenous Peoples in Latin America course.
Class of 2015 students performing a service project at a local school in Granada, Nicaragua, during a spring 2012 field trip. Students painted murals and classrooms.
Rachel Magruder painting children's faces during the "Tamaleada" at the Costa Rica Center.
The Tamaleada is the final big event of the fall semester, in which staff, faculty, students, host families, and members of various Costa Rican communities come together to participate in various musical and artistic performances, and to enjoy the famous Costa Rican tamales.
Troy Shapiro's physics class took learning outside the classroom last week and used Newton's second law to determine the mass of a car.
The law states that net force on an object is equal to the object's mass times the resulting acceleration (F=ma).
By measuring the force applied to the car (using bathroom scales), and the resulting acceleration (using stopwatches and a measuring tape) they were able to calculate the mass of the car.
26 IIT Kanpur Students participated in 5 Days /4 Nights in March 2009Zice Rafting Expedition organized by Zice Holidays - Your Offbeat . Adventure and Learning Partner.
The rafting expedition covered 110 Kms of strenuous paddling down River Alaknanda and Ganges. The expedition lasted for 5 Days /4 Nights covering major Rapids. Rafting started from Srinagar and ended in Shivpuri. Expedition covered activities like White water Rafting, Rescue Procedures, Survival Techniques , Disaster Management,Tent Pitching, Rationing ,Cooking ,Mobile Camping , Clean Ship, Kayaking, Treks, Making Camp fires.
The Health Education Building sits at the corner of Rainbow Boulevard and 39th Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas.
The large, cantilevered glass cube highlights the medical simulation and clinical skills floors at the heart of the building
©2017 KU Marketing Communications, Meg Kumin
The Health Education Building's overhead walkway connecting it to the southern University of Kansas Medical Center facilities features study and collaboration areas. This view shows students studying in one of the spaces.
Modern interior design elements were inspired by key facets of the building's purpose: connectivity, identity, a healthy and sustainable environment, and transparency.
©2017 KU Marketing Communications, Meg Kumin
Every original decal on the 1954 Lincoln was faithfully re-drawn and we produced a series of authentic decals which were applied exactly how and where they would have been.
Camping trips for 3 Days/2 Nights at Zice Camp Red Stone
for Learning and Adventure trip.
Activities included were team games, rappelling, swimming, raft building, body surfing, obstacle course , cave treks , tent pitching, flying fox, air rifle shooting, and various projects on team building, intellect , fitness.
LIU Global China Center students Mariah Murphy and Erica Evans pose with Intern Coordinator Yoyo after a campaign to promote environmental protection to the public with Green Zhejiang.
Photo by Paloma Criollo
Comparative Religion and Culture Program students celebrating Diwali, also known as the Festival of Light, in Varanasi, India.
Photo by Josmaydi Artiles
Study spaces line the windowed exterior walls allowing views of the courtyard and the Hemenway Life Sciences Innovation Center.
©2017 KU Marketing Communications, Meg Kumin
The front of the Health Education Building features new University of Kansas Medical Center signage, which lights up at night.
The architecture features natural elements and the heritage of Kansas with a terraced courtyard and outdoor space with features representing the rolling prairies of Kansas.
©2017 KU Marketing Communications, Meg Kumin
Students eating tamales during the "Tamaleada" at the Costa Rica Center.
The Tamaleada is the final big event of the fall semester, in which staff, faculty, students, host families, and members of various Costa Rican communities come together to participate in various musical and artistic performances, and to enjoy the famous Costa Rican tamales.
During their field trip to Panama, freshman students participated in a parade to celebrate Cerro Punta’s 58th anniversary. They carried posters they made themselves with messages encouraging environmental protection.
Here, Adam Sadowski carries a poster that says "Lets take care of Mother Nature like we do our own mother."
UUCSJ program leaders Michele Gutierrez (left) and Rebecca Burns (right) with Paul Muler (center), an agronomist and community animator with the Papaye Peasant Movement, on the site of the sixth eco-village.
Freshman students spent part of their second two-week field trip in the fall in the Caribbean islands of Panama. They visited an indigenous community, Salt Creek, where they got to interact with the indigenous people. Here, they are taught a traditional dance.
Freshman students spent part of their second two-week field trip in the fall in the Caribbean islands of Panama. They visited an indigenous community, Salt Creek, where they got to see the indigenous people perform a traditional dance.
CRC student Emily Wilson sitting on the roof of the village church looking out onto a mix of village ruin and modern houses.
Photo by Alex High