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November in Pictures

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November in Pictures

Dancing through the semester

The campus was alive with activity this November.

Students Dancing on Stage in Palmer
Dance students perform “FOUR CORNERS” during the 2023 Dance Department Fall Concert.

Dance Department Fall Concert 

Student singing with dancers in the background
Joshua Moylan ’24 sings “Die Forelle” by Franz Schubert as dance students perform “The Trout: A Cautionary Tale and Sing Along.”
Students Dancing on Stage in Palmer
Dance students perform “in the realm of you.”
Students Performing in Palmer
Dance students perform “Cactus.”
Students Performing in Palmer
Dance students perform “Cactus.”
Dancers perform “Now You, See Me.”

Figure Skating Club 

Skater close to the ice
Student in the air

Members of the Figure Skating Club practice in Dayton Arena early on the morning of Nov. 30.

Basketball players in a huddle
Men’s Basketball takes on Keene State at Luce Field House in mid-November.
Player jumping before game
Forward Dylan Watson ’27 takes a practice shot before the Camels’ matchup with Keene State.
People around a craft table
A customer visits the African Student Association booth at the Conn Craft Fair. The event was held Nov. 29 in the 1962 Room.
Staff in a polaroid frame
(L-R): Assistant Director of Annual Giving Cody Riggers, Director of Gender and Sexuality Programs Justin Mendillo and Director of Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy Nicole Powell pose for a photo on Giving Tuesday, an international day of giving.

Perspectives on Photography 

Students installing historical photos
Students installing historical photos

Students in Professor Christopher B. Steiner’s “AHI 250: Perspectives on Photography” class install an exhibit of photography from the late 19th and early 20th centuries curated from the collection of Natalie Curley’s “Labors of Love: Work, Family and Play in American Folk Photography.” The project will be on display in the Charles E. Shain Library lobby until Dec. 15. Read more.

Vocal warm-ups backstage
Students participate in a vocal warm-up before the Theater Department production of “Three Sisters” by Anton Chekhov.
3 women laying on the stage
Actors around a dinner table
Audience looking through a curtain
Reflection in glass

 Students perform in the Theater Department production of “Three Sisters” by Anton Chekhov.

Students listen to music in the Arboretum
A Musicians Organized for Band Rights On Campus (MOBROC) student group performs at Arbofest in the Connecticut College Arboretum on Saturday, Nov. 4.

MOBROC Arbofest 2023 

Student singing
Farah Najjari ’25 of Reapers performs at MOBROC Arbofest.
Students playing guitar
Trash Rabbit headlines MOBROC Arbofest on Nov. 4.
Students on the grass listening to live music
Students take in MOBROC Arbofest 2023.
Students answering questions

All-College Symposium 2023 

Students answering questions
Jazmyn Gillespie ’24, left, and Adina Smith ’24 answer questions after making their presentations during the CCSRE panel at the fifth annual All-College Symposium Nov. 2.
Students in the audience
The audience listens as Sam Boehm ’24 presents “Catalyzing Health Care with Intercultural Competence: The Intersection of Indigenous and Western Medicine.”
Student giving a presentation
Creativity Pathway scholar Sunshine Pugh ’24 presents her research at the Shain Visualization Wall to open the All-College Symposium.
Student presenting their poster
Malachi Ward ’24 presents his poster, “From Milan Streets to Sustainable Silhouettes: A Fashion Designer’s Odyssey,” during the Entrepreneurship Pathway poster session.

Read more about the All-College Symposium.

Students try virtual reality racing
Tolu Bamigboye ’26 tries virtual reality racing with Matrix Entertainment in Harris Atrium on Nov. 8.
Five women standing in front of a banner
(L-R): Shatalya Charlton ’27, Alejandra Romero Sanchez ’25, Shawnia Yon ’24, Director of the Hale Center for Career Development Persephone Hall and Associate Director of the Hale Center Dot Wang pose for a photo during the Women of Color+ Collective dinner in Hood Dining Room Nov. 30.

Women of Color+ Collective Dinner 

Three women sitting
Two people sitting at a table talking.
Two students sitting on a bench
Edie Banovic ’25 and Alyssa Chaudry ’26 sit on a bench along Cro Boulevard to discuss a project for their landscape architecture class.
A Crowd Watching Men's Ice Hockey Play
Men’s Ice Hockey took on Wesleyan in Dayton Arena Nov. 17. The Camels won 3-2 in overtime.
Ice Hockey Goalie Making a Save
Goalie Sean Dynan ’24 makes a save.
Hockey Sticks
Hockey Players Celebrating on the Ice
Forward John Russo ’25 celebrates his first period goal against Wesleyan.
Students Watching Birds
(L-R): Riley Anderson ’25, Violet Hall ’25 and Sentra Perera ’26, all students in Professor Taegan McMahon’s “Ecology and Evolution” lab section, observe birds at the feeders near Buck Lodge in the Connecticut College Arboretum.
Students Taking Dirt Measurements
“Field Archeology” students Kay Hansbrough ’25 (left) and Ava Ferrigno ’24 take test pit measurements as part of subsurface archaeological investigations in the wooded area of campus between the tennis courts and the service building.

Field archeology  

Students Sifting Dirt
Ella Eldh ’25 (left) and Gabriela Miotto Leal ’26 sift the soil from a test pit as part of ongoing subsurface archaeological investigations.
Gabriela Miotto Leal ’26 examines small ceramic artifacts during excavation of a test pit.
Woman taking a picture of a Solar Flower Being Setup.
First Lady Phyllis Wong takes photos of the College’s new SmartFlower solar array.


December 14, 2023

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