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Students studying in Reading visit london with Professor Kyle Anderson and explore town on September 23, 2017.
Students in the Reading program explore London on September 24, 2017. Students explored the British Museum before heading to Camden market.
Comparative Religion and Culture Program students spent "Writing Week" at the Siddha Ashram with Swami-Ji Guru. Shown in this picture: a student having a casual conversation with the guru about sunglasses!
Mary Fouani, aUniversity 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
University of Michigan first year engineering students get 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
Team Cheering For American Express at Zice Camp Mustang
70 Employees of American Express Participated In One Day Out Door Team Building Program. Activities at camp were Dragon Tail, Human Ladder, Name Sake, Hoopla Touch Down, Ice Breakers, Sports (Cricket, Volley Ball, Football, Badminton, Archery, Riffle Shooting etc)
These are tiny hand-cut letters we made on our scroll saw. Sometimes doing things by hand is still the bast way for some things.
University of Michigan first year engineering students get 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
LIU Global Costa Rica Center students watching indigenous performances in Panama.
Photo by Gina Zoef
University of Michigan first year engineering students get 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
Students studying in Reading visit london with Professor Kyle Anderson and explore town on September 23, 2017.
Lots of #innovation on display at Family Fellows Weekend at @dartmouthcollege - from goggles that eliminate fog to “taxi robots!”
Matthew Gardner '19 Th'20 shows off his team’s energy-efficient taxi robot.
#designandbuild #dartmouthengineer #experientiallearning #DartmouthLeads
Photo by Eun Lee Koh
Comparative Religion and Culture Program student Becky Nash with some of the few Aghori women in India.
Photo by Josmaydi Artiles
LOCAL MATERIALS: The kindergarten was built using a gravel bag and stone foundation, adobe, cob, strawbale, earthen plasters and paints, and a living roof. All the materials came from the site, or a few miles away. Only one bag of "granage" was produced during the entire build. PHOTO CREDIT: www.kleiwerks.org
Professor Sigrira Perret-Gentil's photography class traveled to Atlanta's eclectic neighborhood, Little 5 Points, a perfect spot to practice their photography skills. As part of their on-location assignment, students were given a long list of interesting items (and people) to capture.