
Chesapeake Semester Program Manager
Mike Hardesty '05 climbs a tree to help set up for the day.

DNR brought a variety of rescued birds of prey to demonstrate their work.

Kristal Q offered pit beef and hot dogs to the crowds.

The finishing touches are placed on the Habitat for Humanity boat.

Dan Danko '12 speaks to visitors about the Chesapeake Semester.

Public Archaeology Lab Director
Liz Seidel talks to visitors about the cardboard boat race.

Morgan Ellis and Jennifer Pollard of the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy.

President
Baird Tipson checks out the cardboard boats entered in the race.

Eric Broussard of OIT takes shots of the boats.

Festival goers enjoyed hula hooping and other outdoor activities.

Chester River Runoff entertained the festival with their blue grass music.

Students from the Vikings: Original Globetrotters Global Perspectives class make some last minute adjustments to their entries.

Sassafras Riverkeeper Kasice Herron '07 speaks to visitors about water issues.

Chesapeake Semester students, including Kelsey Hallowell '12 (pictured) helped kids build model buoys sponsored by NOAA.

Horn Point Lab brought a touch tank of native Bay species for visitors to get a hands-on learning experience.

OIT Instructional Technologist Nancy Cross adjusts a waterproof video camera on the MPC boat.

Nancy Cross speaks with Miller Library Director
Ruth Shoge.

Patrick Horley '07 and
Mike Hardesty '05 discuss their recent experiences in Africa working with the Peace Corps.
Liz Seidel and Center Coordinator Jenifer Endicott pose at the CES table.

Archaeology professor
Bill Schindler discusses Native American artifacts with visitors.

The Washington College Equestrian Team offered pony rides for kids.

CES Director
John Seidel explains the rules of the race to boat captains.

The Ornery Old Goats Go Green boat, captained by Earl Lewin.

The Alley teen center boat, captained by Amy Cullum.

Jack Wilson is confident about the success of their boat, but his mom, Director of Campus Events
Laura Wilson, seems less sure.

Kelsey McGuinn '12 and Steph Hackett '12 with the Habitat for Humanity boat.

The Archaeology Lab boat crewed by Kat Muller '11, Robyn Levitan '09, Jamie Frees '12 and Lab Director Liz Seidel.

The Media Production Center boat crewed by OIT's Brian Palmer and Nancy Cross.

The cardboard boats on parade.

Crowds line the shore to watch the race.

C.V. Starr Center Associate Jeremy Rothwell and Ted Pikulsky with their boat "The Bounty."

The "Tegernako" takes to the river.

The "Puddle Jumper" by Captain Kelsey Griffin.

The boats line up for the start of the race.

The Surfboard Ship.

The Yellow Submarine goes down early in the race.

The Tegernako Spectacular Sinkers.

The "Big Berg II" crosses the finish line first.

The "iFloat" comes in for a close second.

"Hop-to-It" follows in at third.

The Classy Seamen

Brian Palmer takes his daughter out for a spin in the "iFloat."

Design and Multimedia Associate
Ray Noll watches the race from his kayak.

The crew of the "Tegernako" swim in with the remains of their boat.

"Classy Seamen" by Capt. Max Ruehrmund IV '13.