Charming

There is simply no shortage of charm among these students!

Exciting

Students in the Actors Workshop class perform a variety of motion exercises.

Billy Lewis massages his face in order to help loosen up.

Josie Wawrzyniak participates in an excercise to relax her facial muscles.

Instructor Joe Brady lays out an exercise concept for the class.

Friendly

Darcey Heflin multi-tasks with a friend Friday afternoon.

Practical

 It's practical to find a comfortable place to study. The mind opens up when we are relaxed.

Classes sometimes meet where it's convenient and spacious. And sometimes groups spontaneously gather together.

Charted in 1897, Hood has a rich history that can be discerned just going to and from classes.

Exciting

Sara Stern, a student in the Education program, has no problem showing her enthusiasm for the course work.

Surprising

Dr. Kristy Calo prepares to read portions of a Dr. Seuss book to students in her Processes and Aquisition of Reading Skills class.

Exciting

Sam Smith started out with a ball of clay and shapes it into what will ultimately be a finished piece.

Practical

Ann Hobart, right, ceramics instructor, reviews student Jessica Baumel's progress on a project.

Exciting

Hailie Duenkel describes her ceramics project; a work in progress.

Exciting

There is no lack of movement or enthusiasm in a Wednesday afternoon Improvisational Acting class studio.  Instructor Joe Brady (bottom photo, left) pushes his students to think fast and be quick on their feet in a number of excercises.

Brainy

The second floor of the Whitaker Campus Center can be a quiet place to study by a window.

Practical

Instructor Andrea McCluskey uses a Design and Printmaking student's work to generate classroom discussion.

Exciting

An exciting class will be remembered for a lifetime. To be studying with people that have the same intense interest creates a solid bond.