Amelia Currin ’19 (left) and Leah Busque ’01 at TaskRabbit in San Francisco.

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Amelia Currin ’19 (left) and Leah Busque ’01 at TaskRabbit in San Francisco.

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: Patricia Martin Rodier ’66 (right) with her laboratory technician, Melanie Obara. Photo courtesy of the University of Rochester.

: Alexandra Gold diFeleceantonio ’08 is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Michigan.

: Steve Bragaw speaks with WSET reporter Mark Kelly on Friday.

: Steve Bragaw speaks with WSET reporter Mark Kelly on Friday.

: Maite Killiam

: Diane Dale Reiling ’73

: Caroline Tade ’08, a third-year student at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine, sent this photo from the Philippines, where she helped out at a birthing clinic last summer. “I was drawn to naturopathic medicine as it focused on finding the root cause of illnesses, instead of pacifying symptoms,” she says. Tade says she studies everything from nutrition to minor surgery and environmental medicine, and will graduate with a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree that allows her to practice as a primary care provider. She went to the Philippines with the school’s Naturopaths Without Borders program.

: Jeff Jones began teaching at Sweet Briar this fall.

: Skiffle Bunch Steel Orchestra performs at the 2010 Panorama competition.

: Theater students improvise during BLUR 2012.

: Costa Rica’s rainforest was one of several attractions Stewart visited on weekends.

: Allida M. Black

: Marcia Thom

: Evolutionary biologist Olivia Judson signs copies of her bestselling “Dr. Tatiana’s Sex Advice to All Creation,” following a lecture at Sweet Briar College.

: Luis Goytisolo

: Emma Meador

: Olivia Smith and Sarah Hibler

: Jeff Jones drums with Skiffle Steel at the 2013 Panorama competition in Trinidad.

: Gloria Smith, 2013 Unsung Heroine, and Sylvester “Bo” Booker, 2013 Unsung Hero

: Front row, left to right: Paulette Porter-Stransky, Deborah Beaty, Elaine Hatter, Linda Canode and Martha Campbell. Back row, left to right: Toni Hudson, Indhumathy Santhana Sampath, Mary “Sue” Fauber, Deborah Powell, Jerry Allen and Katerina Suntseva. Not pictured: Tracey Garrett

: Meridith De Avila Khan took this photo of Spencer Beall ’14 working on her Honors Summer Research for the Sweet Briar Magazine.

: Tom Christopher

: In addition to painting and other repairs, physical plant employees helped hang banners in Josey Dining Room.

: Dave Gardner

: Brianna Belter

: Dave Gardner

: Dave Gardner

: Jessica Salvatore

: Brianna Belter ’13

: David Gardner

: Jessica Salvatore

: Lia Purpura will read at Sweet Briar March 5.

: David Frankfurter will lecture at Sweet Briar Feb. 7. Photo by Lisa Nugent.

: Eric Casey

: Eric Casey

: Shelby French is flanked by USHJA president Bill Moroney, who presented her the Volunteer of the Year award, and last year’s winner, Geoff Teall.

: Novelist Carrie Brown

: Chad Larabee

: Rachel Reynolds

: Evan Hoffman as Henry V. Photo by Mike Bailey.

: A member of the Green Team seems more interested in the camera than the ball.

: Students (from left) Alison Carr, Alex DiFeliceantonio and Cheryl Seaver watch the game.

: SBC riding coach Jon Conyers is flanked by his colleagues and friends from Sweet Briar and the IHSA after receiving a lifetime achievement award from the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association.

: Sophia Stone, a Mary Baldwin psychology major, talks about her poster topic at Sweet Briar’s 2013 MARCUS conference. About 90 undergraduate students representing 15 colleges and universities presented at the annual conference.

: Jessica Barry ’16 (center) talks about her topic, “Vox Populi: Latin Epigraphy at Ephesus from the 1st Century C.E.,” during the poster presentation session.

: Marcia Thom directs the Sweet Briar choir.

: Margaret Scouten (left) and Mary Jane Cowles

: Radford’s Deliverance Gospel Choir

: Heidi Hansen McCrory

: Lynn Rainville

: Ashley Figueiredo ’08 is one of 16 SBC students who will be participating.

: Cady Thomas during a recent trip with friends to Sonoma, Calif.

: Baritone Sinan Vural will perform at Sweet Briar’s Fringe Festival

: Reuben Miller taught at Sweet Briar from 1970-2003.

: Raina Robeva

: Madeleine LePine Gipson ’33 in her senior picture in the 1933 Briar Patch

: Nellie and Robert Gipson in 2012

: Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon, Eastern Bloc, Montreal, Quebec, on Feb. 1. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

: Professor of mathematical sciences Raina Robeva (second from left) accepts an Outstanding Faculty Award presented by SCHEV and Dominion.

: Virginia “Ginger” Upchurch Collier ’72 served as chair of the Sweet Briar College Board of directors from 2005 to 2011.

: Rolling hills, woods and fields surround Sweet Briar’s main campus.

: Rho Omega welcomed five new student members this spring.

: Verda Colvin ’87

: Heidi McCrory

: Heidi Hansen McCrory

: Professor Deborah Durham

: Caroline Lacy ’14

: Khirsten Cook ’15 is one of 10 Honors Summer Research fellows selected this year.

: Trinidad’s famed Skiffle Steel Orchestra will perform at Sweet Briar on Sept. 11.

: Jeff Jones (right) performs with Skiffle at the 2013 Panorama.

: Jane Smiley photo by Elena Seibert

: Ashley Baker ’15

: 2014-2015 Intercollegiate Horse Show Association team

: Dixie Martin ’15 talks with Sweet Briar assistant professors Jessica Salvatore (psychology) and Michael Davis (biology) at the 2014 MARCUS.

: Savanna Klein ’16 in the Constitution Oaks Nature Sanctuary last summer.

: Seniors Tricia Morgan, Hayley Foraker, Wendy Ferguson and Verena Joerger collaborated on an environmental science class project.

: The remains of a forest fire in the Oregon Cascade Range, approximately 15 years later. Photo by the Northwest Oregon Ecology Program, USDA Forest Service.

: Verena Joerger’s spent part of her summer climbing high above the tree line as she assisted with the installation of the Land Atmosphere Research.

: Eric Struble (back) will take over as head coch for Kevin Fabulich (front).

: Professor Eric Casey and Susannah Higginbotham ’15 work on reading a Middle Egyptian text in Cochran Library.

: In Middle Egyptian, a hieroglyph depicting a hare with two squiggles represents the verb “to be.” Using English letters, it is expressed as “wnn.” No vowel sounds are preserved in Middle Egyptian script. Photo: “Nice hare” by Karen Green (flickr.com/photos/klg19), licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

: Susannah Higginbotham ’15 works on a Middle Egyptian text.

: Walter H. Brown served on the Sweet Briar Board of Directors from 1986 to 1995 and was chairman for most of those years.

: Nell Schroer

: Tom Marcais

: Tom Loftus

: Deogratias “Deo” Niyizonkiza founded Village Health Works in his native Burundi. One of the organization’s newest projects is a women’s health pavilion, which it hopes to break ground on in 2015. Credit: Courtesy of Village Health Works.

: Tiffanie Brown

: Lily Hoblik (left) and Sadé Fountain. Photo by Andrew Wilds

: Sadé Fountain. Photo by Andrew Wilds.

: Alexis Quinn

: Teresa Pike Tomlinson ’87

: In one of Molière’s most popular comedies, Henriette (bottom right) will never get to marry her true love if her mother, aunt and sister have anything to do with it, as the three are under the thrall of a ridiculous, fortune-hunting pedant who has them duped. Top, from left: Amber Boyer ’17, Taneal Williams ’16. Bottom, from left: Ashlynn Watson ’16, Anna Gerber ’17. Photos by Anna ten Bensel ’17.

: Melora Kordos

: Rita Kidd-Margreete performs during the 2013 Gospel Fest at Sweet Briar.

: Allison McLamb feeds a resident of West Haven.

: The school at West Haven Children’s Home

: McLamb took one last photo before her departure with her hostess, Ms. Dexter.

: McLamb with Derrick, one of the home’s youngest residents

: Joshua Harris

: Wayla Chambo

: Peter Soroka

: Harleen Singh ’95

: Charles Wright. Photo by Holly Wright.

: Lulu Miller

: Dexter Booth

: Aubrey Hirsch

: Painting by Hollie Halford

: Painting by Chloe Bandas

: Erin Elizabeth Geiersbach ’15, Sarah Capen ’15, Sadé Fountain ’15 and Leah Haes ’16 rehearse “Sweet Memories.”

: “Life in Motion” features “characters of depth, integrity and humanity.” Photo by Matt Cashore.

: Animals are an integral part of The Cashore Marionettes’ cast. Photo by Matt Cashore.

: Photo courtesy of ODAC

: “Museum Visitor” (1946), lithograph on paper, by Lawrence Beall Smith (1909-1993), from the Sweet Briar College Art Collection and Galleries.

: Annabel Wallace ’15

: Assistant professor of psychology Jessica Salvatore

: Phi Beta Kappa inductees and faculty/staff members

: A runner culminates 12 weeks of training and learning in the Girls on the Run program as she crosses the finish line with her running buddy.

: From left: Nell Boeschenstein, John Gregory Brown and John Casteen

: Sweet Briar student dance teachers at Amherst Elementary in December 2014, clockwise from top left: Comora Littlejohn ’16, Chelsea Modeste ’15, Lily Hoblik ’15, Amherst Elementary P.E. teacher Erin Calhoun, Kayla Finn ’16, Samantha Cochran ’16, Ruth Packard ’17, Tiffanie Brown ’15, Katie Craig ’ 16 and Kyrstin Thornton ’16

: The Concert Choir, led by Marcia Thom Kaley, welcomed students, faculty and staff to the 2015 Awards Convocation.

: Annie Jones (left) receives an SGA Excellence in Service Award from Katie Craig.

: Katie Craig (right) congratulates Grace Loughhead.

: Katherine Hoyt hugs Jim Kirkwood, one of three recipients of the Excellence in Teaching Award.

: Jessi Fortner ’15

: Jessi Fortner is Sweet Briar’s 2015 Presidential Medalist.

: Holly Rueger ’17 (right) helps Pauline with her homework

: Rueger (right) saying goodbye to Lea. “I was not ready to leave!”

: JYF students come from around the country — including Sweet Briar, where the program has been since 1948.

: Executive director Mimi Wroten (standing) has served Sweet Briar’s riding program for 20 years.

: Sweet Briar’s new senior leadership team met Aug. 3. Clockwise from left are Steven Nape, President Stone, Monica Dean, Kelly Kraft-Meyer, Nancyellen Keane, Tom Connors, Dave Shufflebarger and Pam DeWeese.

: Nancyellen Keane ’78

: The Fletcher descendants are entwined with the history of Sweet Briar College. In 2010, members of the family attended a dedication ceremony at the slave cemetery on campus, where some of their ancestors are believed to be buried.

: Workers ripped down old wallpaper and waged war on mildew. Next they painted — dark hunter green on the beadboard below the chair rails, pale pink above.

: Ann Gateley, ’70, a medical doctor from New Mexico, is donating three weeks of her time.

: Katie Adams, a rising high school junior from New Hampshire, traveled with her parents to participate in Sweet Work Days.

: What’s he saying to Katie Adams?

: Leigh Ann White ’86

: Photo by Nancy McDearmon of the grave marker for Indiana Fletcher Williams at Monument Hill, July 2015

: William Glackens (1870-1938), “Daisies and Anemones,” ca. 1930, oil on canvas, 24 1/2 x 20 in. First purchase made possible by The Friends of Art of Sweet Briar College, 1937.

: Tracy Stuart

: Amelia Currin ’19 (left) and Leah Busque ’01 at TaskRabbit in San Francisco. Photos courtesy of TaskRabbit.

: President Stone speaks to the entire campus community on Monday, Aug. 24. Photo by Meridith De Avila Khan.

: Pam DeWeese

: The 2015-16 Nancy Godwin Baldwin Scholarship recipients, from left: Jona Cumani, Katie Craig, Megan Shuford, Katherine Brown, Jessie Schuster, Shelby Benny and Amelia Currin.

: Business professor Tom Loftus

: The Radcliffe Camera in Oxford

: Jessie Schuster at Madame Tussauds in London

: Kim Uglum’s selfie with the Eiffel Tower

: From left: Kiley Jolicoeur, Jessie Schuster and Kim Uglum in Oxford

: From left: Shannon McCarthy (Viola), Mayalin Quinones (Olivia) and Tristin Burke (Sebastian). Photo by Charlotte Barbour ’16.

: Amelia Currin ’19 (left) spent a day shadowing TaskRabbit founder Leah Busque ’01 the company’s San Francisco offices. Photos courtesy of TaskRabbit.

: Anna Donko ’14 during a hike at Sweet Briar. Photo by Joe Malloy.

: Anna Donko ’14 in Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park. For five days in December 2014, Donko a portion of the national park in Chilean Patagonia.

: Claudia Chang taking notes at the excavation site in Kazakhstan. Photo by Perry Tourtellotte.

: Emily Dallas ’16 calibrates instruments for her senior research in the field near the train station. Photo by Tom O’Halloran.

: Verena Joerger ’15 and Tom O’Halloran adjust meteorological instruments at the top of the tower. Aerial photography by Rob Alexander.

: Emily Dallas ’16 climbed the LARS tower in recent weeks as part of her senior research project. Photo by Tom O’Halloran.

: Jim Kirkwood has taught at Sweet Briar since 1983. He is working on his 14th, 15th and 16th textbooks. Photos by Charlotte Barbour ’16.

: A few of the books Jim Kirkwood has written, co-written or contributed to are displayed.

: Mark Magruder performs Beverly Blossom’s hilarious solo “Besame Mucho.” Photo by Andrew Wilds.

: Green lynx spider photo by Geoff Gallice (https://www.flickr.com/photos/dejeuxx/6806541531/), licensed under CC-BY-2.0.

: Attendees of the 2015 fall Explore Engineering for High School Women Program. Photo by Paulette Porter-Stransky/Sweet Briar College

: Seth Meyers speaks at Sweet Briar on Nov. 6, 2015.

: Meyers answered many questions from the audience.

: Mary Pope Hutston ’83

: From left: Erica Stepel, Ashton Reid, Stacey Sickels Locke, Des’rae Davis and Alicia Wooten

: Nene Jones ’16, a two-sport student-athlete, is headed for first — and to San Antonio in January to attend the 2016 NCAA Convention. Photo by Pete Emerson.

: The bandstand got a makeover during Sweet Day of Service in 2012.

: An elephant in Ngorongoro, photographed by Savanna Klein

: Savanna Klein photographed lots of wildlife during her semester-long stay — such as this elephant in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

: View of Moyo Hill, where Klein spent several months doing research

: A lion in Serengeti National Park

: Sweet Briar College senior Shannon McCarthy. Photo by Kylene Hayslett.

: McCarthy (right) in “Twelfth Night.” Photo by Kylene Hayslett.

: Leah Busque ’01

: Lynn Rainville has taught at Sweet Briar College for 14 years.

: Lisa Johnston worked at Sweet Briar for more than two decades.

: Students gather for Sweet Briar’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting in the quad.

: Nicole Whitehead

: Business Seminar I students with their professor, Tom Loftus, at the Thanksgiving Cook-off fundraiser in Upchurch Field House.

: This screen shot from alumnifire.com showing Sweet Briar ranked No. 6 on the site was captured on Dec. 13.

: This screen shot from alumnifire.com showing Sweet Briar ranked No. 6 on the site was captured on Dec. 13.

: A screen shot shows examples of job and internship opportunities that alumnae have posted to Sweet Briar’s Alumnifire page.

: Makayla Benjamin ’18 won the Silver League show jumping competition and was third overall in the AIEC Student Riding Nations Cup World Finals in Germany.

: Photo courtesy of IonVR

: Thurber and Linville show off IonVR’s headset. Image courtesy of IonVR.

: Students at Sweet Briar’s Fall 2015 Explore Engineering Weekend. Photo by Kristen Frey ’16.

: Steve and Susan Bailey with their daughters at Founders’ Day 2015

: Teresa Tomlinson ’87

: Tony Lilly teaches English and gender studies courses at Sweet Briar.

: Students participate in a Wikipedia edit-a-thon at Sweet Briar College in 2014.

: Kimberly Morse-Jones teaches art history classes at Sweet Briar.

: Viktor Ivanovich Govorkov, “Zorko Oxranyai Sotsialisticheskii Urozhai” — “Watch Like an Eagle to Protect the Soviet Harvest (Vigilantly Preserve the Socialist Harvest),” 1935, color lithograph on paper, 23 ½ x 33 ½ inches

: Konstantin Eliozev, “Chto Dal Oktiabr’ Derevne” — “What Did The October Revolution Give the Village?” 1927, color lithograph on paper, 20 7/8 x 27 5/8 inches

: Aleski Kokorekin, “Ot Udarnyx[kh] Brigad K Udarnyxm Zavodam Fabrikam” —“From Military Power to Industrial Power (From the Strike Brigades to the Strike Factories),” 1930, color lithograph on paper, 41 1/8 x 28 ¼ inches

: Denise Von Glahn

: Marion Freerks, “Indian Rocks on the Blue Ridge Parkway,” ca. 2010, oil on canvas. Courtesy of Martin Freerks.

: Tim Klocko

: Sweet Briar is one of two women’s colleges in the country to offer an ABET-accredited degree in engineering.

: Saving Sweet Briar board members Sally Mott Freeman (from left), Ellen Ober Pitera and Sarah Preston Clement on Monument Hill

: President Phillip C. Stone delivers a state-of-the-College address to Sweet Briar faculty and staff members on Jan. 26, 2016.

: President’s council members Nancyellen Keane ’78 (left), the College’s general counsel, and Academic Dean Pam DeWeese react during President Stone’s address.

: President Stone thanked the community for going about the hard work of returning Sweet Briar to stability and greatness with enthusiasm and joy.

: Cynthia Henebry, “Mavis in the Backseat” from “The Marriage Oaks,” 2014, archival inkjet print. Courtesy of the artist.

: Cynthia Henebry, “Mavis and Marshall” from “The Marriage Oaks,” 2014, archival inkjet print. Courtesy of the artist.

: Cynthia Henebry, “Mavis in the Backseat” from “The Marriage Oaks,” 2014, archival inkjet print. Courtesy of the artist.

: Allida M. Black

: Andrew Martin

: Laura Eve Engel

: Casteen taught creative writing at Sweet Briar from 2007 to 2015.

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