Like a bear rising after a long hibernation, students and faculty have emerged from the slumber of the global pandemic this semester, springing back to life in a return to applied learning initiatives that are a hallmark of a SUNY Potsdam education.
From forensic anthropology students working with Kathryn Allen at mock recovery scene on campus, to students in Amy Swartele’s mural class creating large scale outdoor paintings, hands on learning is back in full force. Join us for a look back at images highlighting applied learning experiences at the College over the past two months...
Photos 1-4 above: Students in Sara Bier's geology field methods class explore Stone Valley in Colton while learning about metamorphic rocks.
Photos 5-9 above: Walt Conley's biology students collect samples from the Raquette River in Lehman Park.
Photos 1-4 above: Students in Amy Swartele's mural class work on large-scale paintings near Maxcy Hall.
Photos 5-10 above: Students in Cynthia DuFault's ballet and modern dance classes rehearse for upcoming performances.
Photos 11-12 above: students pursuing an MSED in the literacy work with children at Parishville-Hopkinton Central School.