BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240817T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240817T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354715008 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240818T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240818T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354718081 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240819T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240819T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354719106 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240820T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240820T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354721155 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240821T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240821T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354722180 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240822T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240822T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354724229 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240823T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240823T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354725254 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240824T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240824T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354727303 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240825T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240825T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354728328 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240826T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240826T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354730377 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240827T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240827T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354731402 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240828T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240828T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354733451 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240829T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240829T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354734476 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240830T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240830T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354735501 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240831T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240831T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354737550 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240901T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012056Z DTSTART:20240901T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354738575 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240902T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240902T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354740624 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240903T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240903T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354741649 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240904T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240904T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354743698 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240905T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240905T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354744723 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240906T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240906T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354746772 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240907T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240907T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354747797 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240908T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240908T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354749846 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240909T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240909T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354750871 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240910T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240910T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354752920 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240911T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240911T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354753945 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240912T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240912T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354755994 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240913T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240913T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354757019 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240914T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240914T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354759068 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240915T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240915T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354760093 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240916T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240916T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354762142 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240917T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240917T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354764191 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240918T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240918T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354765216 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240919T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240919T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354767265 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240920T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240920T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354768290 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240921T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240921T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354769315 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240922T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240922T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354771364 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240923T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240923T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354773413 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240924T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240924T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354775462 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240925T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240925T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354776487 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240926T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240926T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354777512 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240927T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240927T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354779561 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240928T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240928T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354780586 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240929T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240929T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354782635 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20240930T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20240930T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354783660 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241001T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241001T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354785709 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241002T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241002T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354786734 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241003T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241003T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354788783 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241004T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241004T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354789808 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241005T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241005T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354790833 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241006T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241006T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354792882 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241007T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241007T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354793907 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241008T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241008T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354795956 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241009T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241009T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354796981 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241010T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241010T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354798006 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241011T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241011T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354800055 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241012T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241012T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354801080 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241013T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241013T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354803129 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241014T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241014T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354804154 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241015T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241015T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354805179 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241016T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241016T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354807228 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241017T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241017T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354808253 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241018T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241018T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354810302 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241019T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241019T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354811327 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Art Gallery Show DESCRIPTION:In June 2024\, 12 CNU students ventured through the diverse and dynamic country of Peru on a Biology and Photography interdisciplinary stu dy abroad trip\, led by Dr. Michael Meyer and Prof. Kristin Skees. \n\nThe students spent 2 weeks traveling through the coastal desert of Paracas\, th e jungles of the Amazon\, and the Sacred Valley of the Andes. They learned about the traditional and contemporary culture of Cusco and the ancient rui ns of the Incan empire\, including the legendary site of Machu Picchu. With their cameras in tow\, they spotted macaws\, monkeys\, penguins\, tarantul as\, flamingos and more in their natural habitats. They trekked the Amazoni an jungle canopy and sand boarded over the desert dunes. They traveled by p lane\, boat\, train\, bus and dune buggy. \n\nThrough it all\, the students captured the people\, places\, and animals of Peru with the eye of true ar tists. This exhibit barely scratches the surface of the work created over t heir two weeks abroad\, but aims to show the breadth of creativity\, skill and passion of these students\, and a glimpse into this adventure of a life time. DTEND:20241020T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T012057Z DTSTART:20241020T140000Z GEO:37.060809;-76.489946 LOCATION:Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center\, Second Floor Hallway SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Peruvian Tapestry: Capturing Biodiversity Through Student Lenses UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_47065354813376 URL:https://cal.cnu.edu/event/peruvian-tapestry-capturing-biodiversity-thro ugh-student-lenses END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR