More Prof Pics

 

What do we suppose Michael was caught doing?


Izmir Rainbow


Ari, Addison gettin' their Agora on


I was feeling self-referential


...for a little while


Group shoppin' it up at the Izmir Agora

Jude, Ari, Blair trying to fathom Ataturk's greatness...and largeness

Sasha, Amelia, and Marisa: solemn moment at ANZAC Beach



Jude ponders national sacrifice

Amelia ponders about why Maddie is so ...mad

Obligatory group shot at Topkapi


Clare is not usually this alone

Jett and Jude just jellin' at the Blue Mosque

Saba helping us understand some good context

Ari is jamming on his notes at Hagia Sophia

Some of our students rocking their head coverings at Hagia Sophia



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