Tuesday, November 17, 2009

SERVE Fri: Babcock Nature Preserve Cleanup

On Friday, November 13, SERVE Fri participants toured and cleaned up the 1000-acre Babcock Nature Preserve in Eden. View some images of the event below.



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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

SHAPE Grand Re-Opening

On Monday, November 9, the JSC community and guests gathered at the newly renovated SHAPE Facility for the grand re-opening ceremony. View a slideshow of images from the ceremony, ribbon cutting and open house below.


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Monday, November 9, 2009

Coral Reef Run

On Friday, November 6, 2009, students and other JSC community members took part in the first annual Coral Reef Run, a fundraising event aimed at generating support to protect coral reefs around the globe. Below are images from the event, including details of a mural designed and painted by Visual Arts Center artists: Designed by Chelsea Spear, and painted by Chelsea and Chelsea Draper, Ben Ferguson, Katie Foster, Nate Furlong, Tara Goreau, Coty Marsh, Dana Russo, Chelsea Sicely, Carly Stugart and Lizzie Wein. (Photos from the event courtesy of Ellen Hill).

Friday, October 23, 2009

Getting a Jump on Winter


The JSC Ski and Snowboard Club hosted a Rail Jam in the campus Quad on Friday, Oct. 23. Students got a pre-season fix on the rails, purchased passes to Jay Peak and a chance to hang out on a beautiful, not-terribly-cold October day. (More images on Flickr)

JSC Chorus Gets Postitive Review for VT Philharmonic Performance


The JSC Chorus performed at the season opener for the Vermont Philharmonic Orchestra on October 17, 2009. Click here to read the Times Argus' glowing review of the night.

Hike for Hunger 2009

On Friday, October 16, 2009 JSC students and staff and Laraway students hiked through downtown Johnson and up Gould Hill Road to raise funds and awareness about hunger issues in Vermont and the U.S.

Below are images from the first part of the hike.





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