Making Meaning: CALS 2022 Engaged Learning Photography Exhibition

Cornell students have the good fortune of being able to learn about making meaningful contributions to the world via a wide array of engaged learning internships. What do these interns actually do?  “Making Meaning: CALS 2022 Engaged Learning Photography Exhibition,” a new installation in the Mann Library Gallery,  provides an intriguing glimpse. Featured are photos taken by students while participating in engaged learning experiences during the past year. Each photo represents a snapshot, a single moment in time capturing the diverse activities, landscapes, research and work accomplished by the featured interns.  The images represent engaged experiences across eleven countries, six U.S. cities, and one virtual internship.

This exhibit is a collaboration between the Lund Fellows Program for Regenerative Agriculture, the CALS Global Fellows Program,  the Department of Global Development  at CALS, and Mann Library.  The exhibit is open to the public during Mann’s hours of operation, and students wishing to explore the internship opportunities available at Cornell are particularly encouraged to drop by and check it out.