Series: Window on Williams

KA2 Bellamy Richardson '23, trumpet, Paul Kim '24, trumpet, Max Thierry '22, alto saxophone, Joe LaRocca '22, piano, Thomas McGee '22, guitar, Ana-Sofia Roldan '23, electric bass, Emilio Anamos '24, drumset ZC 2 Andrew Rule '21, trombone, Noah Jacobson '23, alto saxophone, Jackson Corrigan '21, piano, Curren Flaherty '23, bass, Hal Olson '22, drumset KA 3 Jared Berger '21, trumpet, Noah Jacobson '22, alto and soprano saxophone, Adithya Vaidhyan '24, tenor saxophone, Jackson Corrigan '21, piano, Curren Flaherty '23, bass, Hal Olson '22, drumset

Producer

Jim Kolesar / Williams College Office of Public Affairs and Media Services

Series

Window on Williams

Category

Studio Shows & Interviews

Virtual Choirs of Williams Present: Healing Through Music Soprano: Paige Anna Busse ‘24, Katharine Cook ‘24, Olivia Graceffa ‘22, Sarah McGinn ‘24 Alto: Erin Courville ‘21, Katherine Melkonian ‘21, Carolyn Mielke ‘23, Cassidy Pawul ‘22, Emerald Rose ‘24, Leah Rosenman ‘24, Lour Yasin ‘23, Raven Zhan ‘24 Tenor: Oliver Hall ‘23, Meredith Hough Deane§ ‘21, Jack McGovern ‘21, Christopher Van Liew ‘23 Guanghao Yu ‘21 Bass: Michael Arena ‘23, Theodore Cohen ‘23, Leo Marburg ‘24, Cooper Stuntz ‘24, Harry Whitman ‘24, Matthew Williamson '21

Producer

Jim Kolesar / Williams College Office of Public Affairs and Media Services

Series

Window on Williams

Category

Studio Shows & Interviews

Petra Baldwin ‘21, Mohammed Memfis ‘21, and Henry Newell ‘21 addressed three barriers to development of the interstate multi-use Trolley Path: impacts to rivers and wetlands, viability as a year-round transportation route, and impacts to abutting landowners. The students presented their findings to the 12/17/20 public meeting of the Trolley Path Steering Committee of Bennington County.

Producer

Jim Kolesar / Williams College Office of Public Affairs and Media Services

Series

Window on Williams

Category

Studio Shows & Interviews

Rosa Kirk-Davidoff ’21 and Davis Collison ’21 present a feasibility study and business plan assessing the commercial viability of an outdoor cannabis growing operation at a local farm. Their work was conducted for a local farmer Averill Cook and local cannabis grower Jacob Zieminski. The students originally presented their findings at the 12/16/20 meeting of the Williamstown Agricultural Commission.

Producer

Jim Kolesar / Williams College Office of Public Affairs and Media Services

Series

Window on Williams

Category

Studio Shows & Interviews