Steel and Grace
Portraits
Club fencing member Sabrina Balmaseda poses for photographs in the studio on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024.
Portraits
Posed portraits of individuals or groups, in the studio, on your campus, or elsewhere in a university or college-related situation. The subject must be aware that they are being photographed. Other more candid “portraits” belong in the NEWS & COLLEGE LIFE category. Basic retouching/editing is permitted.
Estate of Survival
Portraits
Russell Pair, an MSU senior and winner of Amazon and LG Electronics' new competition reality series "Estate of Survival," stares down the camera as if an opponent to support his news feature. The show follows eight contestants who arrive at a luxury estate that is completely empty. They face a variety of challenges as they strategically compete to earn furniture and appliances for the estate, avoid elimination and, ultimately, win the grand prize of one-hundred thousand dollars.
President Full Circle
Portraits
President Wohlpart take a break from his busy schedule for an official portrait.
Top Chef
Portraits
Ryan Andress, UNCW executive chef, received a gold medal after placing first in the Aramark Collegiate Hospitality and Harvest Table Culinary Excellence Competition (ACE). The competition brought together eight chefs from various Aramark Collegiate Hospitality and Harvest Table campuses to create four innovative menu items from a mystery basket and compete for the national title in San Antonio, TX.
Theo Johnson portrait
Portraits
Theo Johnson, Director of the Michael J. and Ann Sherman Center for Engineering Entrepreneurship poses for a portrait.
Museum Night
Portraits
Students visit the Art Institute of Chicago on Thursday, September 26, 2024.
Traditional Arts
Portraits
Artist Judy Mansfield is photographed in Pow Wow Regalia that she created and beaded herself. Mansfield teaches traditional beading techniques as part of the university's Continuing Education program. She uses skills learned from family while growing up on the Yakima Nation reservation in central Washington state.
My Hot Sauce
Portraits
Anne Mecca, assistant director for admissions and student services, adviser for the college’s Student Ambassador program and co-producer of “Wingin’ It” poses for a studio protrait with a collection of sauces that have been used for the hot-wing style interviews.
BBRIDGE podcasters
Portraits
These women are the brains and voices behind a new podcast called BBRIDGE, which stands for Building Black Relationships by Initiating Development, Growth and Empowerment.
Through the Gap
Portraits
Matt Henley, Director of Athletic Bands, showing satisfaction for the work of his drumline students at WCU.