Portraits

Ted Faulkner our head of dining retirement photo for our fall magazine.

Alumna portrait for a magazine story about the Project Life Movement.

Multiple exposures made in camera to create an alumna portrait.

Veteran Travis Snyder poses in the woods near the lake with the backpack he wore on his trek all the way around Lake Michigan. Snyder made the 56 day journey around the lake to raise awareness of veteran suicide and mental health. He raised thousands of dollars for Mission 22, a nonprofit organization offering crisis support services to veterans and their families.

Ben Moon poses in the morning light before a surfing session in the Pacific Ocean.

Kyra Harris Bolden ’10 likes to say an injustice that happened to her family three generations ago fueled her to go to law school, which led to her appointment last fall as a justice on Michigan's Supreme Court. The injustice Bolden referred to was the 1939 lynching of her great-grandfather in Tennessee, after he asked a store owner for a receipt. "I feel a sense of pride in how far my family has been able to come in a few generations," said Bolden. "I say we went from lynching to law school, from injustice to Justice, with a capital 'J.' "It's a feat. My grandmother has a college degree. When I was a preteen, my mother instilled going to college in myself and my sister. So, I have a lot of pride in the progress we made but still realize how far we have to go."

Korinn Saker, professor of clinical nutrition, sits for a portrait in the nutrition service's rounds room.