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Jack-o-lantern
Whoooooo put a jack-o-lantern atop the Gazebo?
Photo by Brian Bennett
sturges
Photo by Alexis Hannah
Sturges in Fall
The fall sun and colors frame Sturges Hall.
building up close
PHOTO BY RONI LEE KENNISON '98
Onde dinner
Geneseo faculty and friends, lower right, enjoy a meal with fellow members of the Onde community in Siena in celebration of the famed horse race, the palio. Visitors who attend Geneseo's first alumni travel trip with Faculty Fellow for International Studies Wes Kennison and other Geneseo faculty will have an insiders look at the Siena culture. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACULTY FELLOW FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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Distinguished Teaching Professor Ron Herzman, right, outside of Siena. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACULTY FELLOW FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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Distinguished Teaching Professor William Cook, who has been teaching Geneseo students in Siena for decades, reads the paper in the piazza. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACULTY FELLOW FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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Siena gourmet
Italians have mastered the art of living, and enjoying fine food and friends, says frequent visitor and Onde community member Wes Kennison, faculty fellow for international studies. /PHOTO BY WES KENNISON '79, FACULTY FELLOW FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Cuckoo, Virginia
Father-and-daughter alums Andrew Gray ’72 and Heather Gray '97, brought their Scene on a Fourth of July road trip from Rochester, N.Y. to see family in Cuckoo — yes, Cuckoo, Va. They didn’t want to miss out having a part of beloved preserved at the Cuckoo sign.
Snow Bike
The snow may be falling, but we're in the spring semester!
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Distinguished Teaching Professor Ronald Herzman, right. /Photo by Wes Kennison '79, faculty fellow for International Studies
Ronald Herzman after baptism Onda
Photo by Wes Kennison '79, faculty fellow for International Studies
Siena has great food!
Photo by Wes Kennison '79, faculty fellow for International Studies
building detail
Photo by Roni Lee Kennision '98
Onda neighborhood initiation
Distinguished Teaching Professor Ronald Herzman, right, is congratulated after he's officially made a member of the Onda neighborhood. /Photo by Wes Kennison '79, faculty fellow for International Studies
Siena, Italy alumni trip 2011
Distinguished Teaching Professor Bill Cook, relaxing in the main plaza in Siena, Italy, during the college's first alumni travel trip, to Siena and other parts of Italy in July 2011. /Photo by Wes Kennison '79, faculty fellow for International Studies
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Siena's main plaza
Photo by Roni Lee Kennison '98
M&Ms and chopsticks
Students race to finish eating M&Ms with chopsticks during the "Geneseo Olympics" on Jan. 29. Photo by Keith Walters
Calling the Caped Crusader
Bat signs are mysteriously popping up on campus. Maybe that's Poison Ivy climbing the Sturges tower?
Photo by Commissioner Jim Gordon
First Signs of Spring?
Buds dot the trees near the ISC on the first day of March.
Commencement 2011
Photo by Brian Bennett
Commencement 2011
You didn't realize how gifted Geneseo students are, did you? ;)
Photo by Brian Bennett
Commencement 2011
Fiona Harvey '11 delivers the senior oration at the 10 a.m. Commencement ceremony.
Photo by Sarah Kosloski
New Alumni Reception
Graduating seniors toast their accomplishments at the New Alumni Reception hosted by the office of Alumni Relations.
Photo by Brian Bennett
Commencement 2011
Seniors process as Commencement 2011 gets underway.
I'm Gonna Soak Up The Sun
In the quiet space between the end of finals and Commencement, students enjoy the warm temperatures and sunny skies near the Gazebo.
Photo by Brian Bennett
Commencement 2011
The Blue Knight confers sacred Geneseo knowledge on this graduating senior.
Photo by Brian Bennett
Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
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Commencement 2011
President Dahl applauds the Class of 2011.
Photo by Brian Bennett
costrica
Marty Gerby Davis '66 remembers Geneseo during a hike at the Arenal Hanging Bridges in the rainforests of Costa Rica.
yankee
Clios from the 1988 through 1991 met up in April for a weekend adventure in New York City, including a Yankees baseball game. The friends also participated in their own Clio philanthropy, walking in the multiple sclerosis walk to raise money for the cause.
From left to right are: Michelle Flood ’88, Angie Bottini Sayles ’90, Cathy Rugg Tommasi ’90, Karen Fauth Smith ’89, Heidi Call Adams ’89, Pam Graham Farrance ’90, Cindy Tassone Donovan ’90 and Michele Wilk Haugh ’89.
Welcoming the newest addition
Georgia Roberts Shurts '71, of Vero Beach, Fla., welcomed her fourth grandchild, 9-day-old Grace Erin McMahon, in Ashburn, Va., and told her all about her future alma mater.
cancun - shults
Georgia Roberts Shurts’ 75, at Moon Palace Resorts in Cancun, Mexico.
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Julie A. Byrne '92 at the Grand Canyon, April 2011.
Jessica Gucwa
Jessica Gucwa '07 Major: biochemistry Now: Doctoral candidate in cellular and molecular medicine at Johns Hopkins Medical Institute graduate center. "It was really the professors that I got to work with at Geneseo ... . and the commitment to students," which helped her discover her passion for science. "It was a really nurturing educational environment."
Move-In Day
Students get help from their families as they move in to the residence halls./PHOTO BY JULIANN KANE '12
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