Homesick blues vanish amid nonjudgmental nuzzling
Published 02.06.2020
– Photos by Tim Wegman, student photographer
Rocky Mountain, a Labrador retriever owned by Lizze R. Winters (right), first year student transition coordinator, attracts an appreciative crowd.
... dropping to the proper level for a nose-to-nose assessment.
"Paw" de deux? Employees' pets get acquainted at midcourt ...
Lori E. Pepperman's multitasking beagle, Lillie, indulges student attention while keeping both eyes on the camera. Pepperman is a financial aid specialist for educational loan programs.
The event's warm intent is embodied in the welcoming temperament of Winnie, a golden retriever owned by Drew R. Potts, assistant professor of civil engineering technology.
Dexter, the canine companion of Cathy E. Gamez, Rose Street Commons hall coordinator, is never far from a willing student handler. Joining him in the Field House is Resident Assistant Kyle T. Hansen, a building automation technology student from Waldwick, N.J.
Students make friends with Jett and Bruno, playful pugs accompanied by owner/alumni relations specialist Rhonda S. Walker (foreground).
Marci M. Hessert, secretary to the School of Transportation & Natural Resources Technologies, brought her crowd-pleasing German shepherd, Odin.
Embracing the "wag more, bark less" mentality