Congratulations to our 40th Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest Winners!
People’s Choice Award Winner
The people have spoken! 483 voters helped to decide this year’s People’s Choice Award winner. Out of the Top 25 student photos, Janet’s Yan’s “Nature’s Sculpture” has been selected as the Carleton community’s favorite.
People, Place, and Story Award Winners
This year’s People, Place, and Story award winners have been selected out of the Top 25! Congratulations to these photographers:
- People — Nathan Hawkins ’27
- Place — Nathan De Morgan ’28
- Story — Jason Wan ’27
Sponsored Category Winners
We are delighted to announce the winners of the sponsored categories, chosen by our fantastic judges. Congrats to these talented photographers:
- Flora and Fauna Around the World – Charlotte Kingman ’27
- Carls Off Campus – Jeremy Lee ’27
- Pride Around the World – Auden Cornell ’27
- Foods of the World – Natessa Wright ’27
- Sports of the World – Max Votruba ’27
- Libraries of the World – Jackson LeBlanc ’27
- Home Away From Home – Harrison Redfern ’26
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Savanna Reflections – Charlotte Kingman ’27 (Ecology and Anthropology in Tanzania) -
Korea Underwater – Jeremy Lee ’27 (CIEE Seoul) -
Organisation de Solidarité Trans – Auden Cornell ’27 (University of Minnesota Language and Culture in Southern France) -
Taking from the Water – Natessa Wright ’27 (CIEE Namibia) -
We Play Cricket on Sundays – Max Votruba ’27 (Buddhist Studies in India and Thailand) -
The Long Room – Jackson LeBlanc ’27 (Sports and Globalization in London & Seville) -
Roommate Agreement – Harrison Redfern ’26 (Roy F. Grow Fellowship)
Top 25 Overall Winners
After careful consideration, our amazing judges selected their 25 favorite photos from the 300+ submissions. Congrats to these photographers on this great achievement!
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Tamal Table – Griffin Hintze ’26 (The Socioecological Life of Corn in Oaxaca, Mexico) -
On the Edge of the Fjord – Asia Mikluszka ’27 (DIS Study Abroad in Copenhagen) -
A Quiet Corner of Greenland – Iza Mikluszka ’27 (DIS Copenhagen) -
Sunrise at Aoraki – Karin Grevstad-Nordbrock ’27 (IFSA study abroad at University of Otago) -
Strahov Library – Elana Schwartz ’26 (Cross-Cultural Psychology in Prague) -
You Will Never Walk Alone – Jason Wan ’27 (Geology in New Zealand) -
Venetian Pastels – William Hassel ’27 (Budapest Semesters in Mathematics) -
On the Peak – Lihan Huang ’28 (The Socioecological Life of Corn in Oaxaca, Mexico )
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Luncy by the River – Nathan De Morgan ’28 (IES Abroad Barcelona) -
Nature’s Sculpture – Janet Yan ’27 (Carleton French and Francophone Studies in Paris) -
Restored Ruins – Felix Allen ’27 (Political Ecology and Economy in Southeast Asia) -
The Bosnia That Once Was – Lejla Mehmedovic ’27 (Larson International Fellowship) -
Araña en el Amazonas – Lane Worthing ’27 (IFSA Peru) -
Leadwood by the River – Stephanie Holmes ’28 (Round River Conservation Studies Botswana) -
Patient Corner – Gencer Sarp Mert ’28 (St. Catherine’s College, University of Oxford – Academic Year ) -
The Sleeping King – Janet Yan ‘ 27 (Carleton French and Francophone Studies in Paris)
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Closer to Godliness – Calla Ruff ’27 (Wilkie Fellowship, Ireland) -
Between Stops – JK Kyalo ’27 (Women’s and Gender Studies in Europe) -
Los/Las Viajer@s (the travelers) – Nathan Hawkins ’27 (Experiencing Spain: Ecology, Economy, and Socio-Political Transitions) -
Precious Time – Reese Anderson ’26 (Larson International Fellowship) -
Cat (maew) – Charlotte Gringo ’26 (Political Ecology and Economy in Southeast Asia) -
Looking Past Piedras Rojas – Sam Ullman ’26 (Storytelling in Chile and Argentina) -
Behind Peleș Castle – William Hassel ’27 (Budapest Semesters in Mathematics) -
Lake Night Conversations – Laurine Kim ’26 (French and Francophone Studies in Paris) -
Gaucho – Magnus Ames ’25 (Round River Conservation Studies Patagonia)