Fieldwork

A professor shows a group of students a small organism during a field trip circa 1970.

Students Dorsey Green (holding net) and Karen Pflug-felder catch wildlife in the LeTort Creek near Post Pond in summer 1971.

An environmental studies class observes bankside pollution on a field trip in 1975.

Professor Dennis Klinge' s history class on World War I digs a trench in 1977.

Professor Noel Potter, Jr. (left) examines a rock with student while on a geology field trip to a quarry around 1980.

Geology professor Noel Potter, in hat, examines an outcrop with Steve Lev (Class of 1992), standing behind, and Laura Pezzoli (student visiting from Bologna, Italy).

An environmental science class collects stream samples while on a field trip on April 27, 1990.

Amanda Davis (left) and Jon Berry (right) measure elevation on campus as part of a geology lab on September 12, 1990.

Robin Turin '93 (right), under the guidance of Professor Janet Wright, uses a syringe on a woodchuck in April 1991.

An environmental studies class tours a mechanized dairy farm in 1992.

Biology students collect samples outside the Dana greenhouse in March 1995.

An American Studies class listens to its professor on a field trip in Baltimore.

Students in the Art Historic Methods class prepare an exhibit in the Trout Gallery in 1998.