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Savannah Judge

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  • Class year: 2015

A spotlight on social class

Associate Professor of Education Adam Howard and the students of ED322: Social Class and Schooling organized Social Class Awareness Week as an opportunity to learn about and discuss important issues surrounding social class.

A day in the life of a Jitney driver

What's it like transporting students all over town?

AROUND CAMPUS

Events expose social class issues

During the week of April 23, Associate Professor of Education Adam Howard and the students of ED322, Social Class and Schooling, will present Social Class Awareness Week.

GREEN

Earth Week begins Sat.

The Environmental Coalition (EnviroCo) will be kicking off its annual Earth Week starting Saturday, April 14.

AROUND CAMPUS

College hosts EMS conference

On Saturday, March 31, Colby Emergency Response (CER) hosted the first annual Greater Maine Collegiate Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Conference.

College collaborates with Railroad Square

This past February, the College worked closely with Railroad Square Cinema, an independent movie theater in downtown Waterville, to offer a Spike Lee film series and a Todd Haynes film series free of charge to both students and the general public.

JAN PLAN

Students discuss Freeman Grant JanPlans

On Thursday, Feb. 16, students and faculty gathered in the Robins Room of Roberts Hall to hear from six students who were awarded Freeman Grants to pursue internships in East Asia over JanPlan and one student who conducted an independent study.

CLUBS

OASIS takes students snow tubing

On Saturday, Feb. 18, Outing and Activities for Students Initiating Sobriety (OASIS) went on a snow-tubing trip to Seacoast Snow Park in Windham, Maine. Forty-six students signed up for the event.

SEXUAL ASSAULT

Red Flag Campaign arrives on campus

On the lawn in front of Dana Hall, there is a cluster of small, red flags containing handwritten messages, which are part of the Red Flag Campaign.

JAN PLAN

JanPlans bring civic engagement abroad

As the College community ushered in the new semester last week, it also welcomed back many students who were abroad for the JanPlan, some who had been working for international organizations.

GREEN

Students intern in garden

On Dec. 2, students and faculty joined Julie Kafka ’12 and Nina Hatch ’13 in the Fairchild Room as they reflected on their internship experiences this summer in the College’s organic garden, “2 Feet 2 Bedrock.”