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Chancellor Kent Syverud and Dr. Ruth Chen hosted a welcome dinner for the Mandela Fellows. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
The College of Professional Studies recently welcomed the first group of this year’s Summer College students and helped with move-in! Summer College is an opportunity for high school juniors, seniors and recent graduates to experience college-level coursework and to feel more prepared for college. (Photo by Kyle Beck)
Name a prettier day on campus. (Photo by Charlie Poag)Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics, in partnership with University of Nevada, Las Vegas: UNLV Sports Innovation Institute, hosted SEICon, the first-of-its-kind sports, entertainment and innovation conference that brings together thought leaders and subject matter experts from across the globe to educate, collaborate and create dynamic ventures together. Pictured here is the Dean of Falk College along with students, faculty, staff, alumni and Falk Sport Management Program Advisory Board members who attended the conference. (Photo courtesy of Falk College Department of Sport Management Facebook page)School of Education students are currently in Kenya to experience education in rural and urban classrooms, and visit nature sites and the equator, in and around Nairobi. You can follow along with the group, led by Professors Joanna Masingila and Jeffery Mangram, on their blog. (Photo by Agnes Irimu)Orange Juice, the Setnor School of Music’s premiere advanced jazz combo, performed at the Syracuse Jazz Fest on June 28. Listen to some of their performance on YouTube. (Photo by Michelle Taylor)Welcome to Syracuse University! (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)Members of the community gather to march in the CNY Pride Parade. (Photo by Coco Boardman)Otto the Orange marching in the CNY Pride Parade. (Photo by Coco Boardman)Members of the campus community celebrated Juneteenth at the Barner-McDuffie house. (Photo by Coco Boardman)Summer at Syracuse means extra campus tours. (Photo by Coco Boardman)The beauty of summertime on campus. (Photo by Coco Boardman)Nineteen Syracuse University students, including 14 from Falk College, spent the start of their summer in Australia for the “Australia: Sport, History and Culture” class taught by David B. Falk Endowed Professor of Sport Management Rick Burton. (Photo courtesy of @sufalkcollege on Instagram)Over 150 faculty and staff participated in the Syracuse WorkForce Run on June 6 at Onondaga Lake Parkway for an evening of fun, movement and socializing with their colleagues. (Photo by Kim DeStefano)Picture perfect day on campus (Photo by Alana Brooks, Community Standards)All of our April showers sure did bring the most beautiful May flowers! (Photo by Mikayla Heiss)Students on this summer’s Syracuse London Green Britain seminar are traveling through Scotland, Cornwall and Wales on an intensive field study examining science, devolution and climate controversies in the UK. (Photo courtesy of @syracuseabroad on Instagram)Starting May 29, all are welcome to stop by Pete’s Giving Garden on South Campus from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays. All produce grown in the garden goes to the two food pantries on campus run by Hendricks Chapel. Visit sustainability.syracuse.edu to find directions to the garden. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Sustainability Facebook page)Students from Falk College’s Sport Management program are spending three weeks in Australia as part of their Australia: Sport, History and Culture class. From Melbourne and Cairns to the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney and the Melbourne Cricket Ground, their itinerary is jam-packed. You can follow along on their blog. (Photo courtesy of SU Falk College Department of Sport Management’s Facebook page)Students from the School of Information Studies on the summer EuroTech trip in Norway celebrating Norway’s Constitution Day on May 17. (Photo courtesy of the iSchool’s Facebook page)WAER students had the opportunity to hear from Sal Capaccio ’95, the Buffalo Bills beat and sideline reporter and host of WGR’s “The Extra Point Show.” Capaccio shared his insights and experiences from the world of sports journalism. (Photo courtesy of WAER FM Radio’s Facebook page)The vibrant colors of summer in sculpture garden. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)If you have a bicycle on campus, don’t forget that you can register it with the Department of Public Safety. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
