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University of Michigan first year engineering students Leah Simakas, left, and Chayut Shinawatra touring Joyworks LLC in Ann Arbor on Thursday evening, February 9, 2023. The tour was led by Materials Science and Engineering Professor Tim Chambers and Chip Keough, adjunct professor and owner of Joyworks.
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
Liz Holm, the new chair of the Materials Science and Engineering, speaking with Adjunct Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and owner of Joyworks LLC Chip Keough at a foundry tour for 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
Student Madison Hendrix feeding a monkey during a visit to an animal sanctuary in Sarapiquí, Costa Rica.
Chayut Shinawatra, a University of Michigan first year engineering student, gets a chance to pour molten metals at Joyworks LLC in Ann Arbor on Thursday evening, February 9, 2023. The tour was led by Materials Science and Engineering Professor Tim Chambers and Chip Keough, adjunct professor and owner of Joyworks.
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
Kylor Melton, Class of 2015, receives a cacao fruit from an indigenous woman in Talamanca, Costa Rica.
Costa Rica Center students paint along a bridge in Barrio Jesús, a small community in Heredia, Costa Rica, as part of a community service activity.
This is an actual portable climbing wall we built that teaches kids about the different layers of the earth's depths.
Students learning about the effects of environmental tourism on small developing villages in China such as Shimen.
LIU Global Australia Program students begin their hike in the cloud forest near Cathedral Rocks, NSW. They are led by nature-man and professor Soenke Biermann.
Photo by Taylor Belgeri
One of the Spanish groups poses with the typical Costa Rican food they made as part of their final Spanish presentation: patacones and budín.
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.
Challenger Series For Xchanging at Zice Camp Red Stone
40 Employees of Xchanging For Challenger Series ( Beta Version) took part In 1N/2D of Outbound Training. Activities included were team games, rappelling, swimming, raft building, body surfing, obstacle course flying fox, air rifle shooting
LIU Global Costa Rica Center students and Director Sarah Moran at the Panama Canal.
Photo by Gina Zoef
CRC students visited a Tibetan Buddhist temple in Bylakuppe, a Tibetan community in Southern India. In the background you can see a Buddha statue and students speaking with a monk. In the foreground are three students taking it all in.
LIU Global Australia Program students Rosemary Nash, Allison Kephart, and Natalie Phillipps help plant rice during a permaculture workshop outside of Ubud, Bali.
Photo by Rosemary Nash