Graduate fellow Pete Gizyn came up with a great idea recently to bring the whole Conserve School community together to decorate our campus for Family weekend. His idea was for everyone who wanted to participate to decorate a flag to represent them in whatever way they saw fit. The object was to be as creative as possible. Quotes or words of wisdom could be used as well as symbols. Any medium was acceptable, and there were many different mediums used. Some participants drew with markers, some used paint, and some used embroidery, while still others used natural materials as stamps. They are all up on the entrance to the Lowenstine Academic Building as a colorful addition to welcome all of the families to Conserve School.
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- Graduate Fellow Pete Gizyn hangs the flags on the bridge in front of the LAB
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- Graduate Fellow Jaime Bunting help Pete put up the flags.
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- The students show their excitement for the flags.
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- The finished display
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- Luke and Tessa pose for a picture in front of the flags.
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- This flag was contributed anonymously.
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- Cathy Palmer, Director of Outdoor Programs and Residential Life, got in on the community art project with a flag inspired by the words of Albert Einstein.
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- George’s flag was printed using a fern from our campus.
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- Gwen’s flag shows a beautiful flower motif.
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- Jessie’s flag is a night scene on a lake.
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- Graduate Fellow Mandy Lundmark’s flag, a combination of embroidery and fabric paint.
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- Meghan’s Flag
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- Mei Jing’s flag
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- Olivia’s flag expresses her motto for CS5
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- Graduate Fellow Pete Gizyn’s flag.
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- Saige’s flag was created using a silk painting technique.
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- Teahelahn’s flag
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- Zeki’s flag
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