Tim McLaughlin, Department of Visualization head, won first place in the faculty category

Melissa Daigneault, construction science lecturer, and her children Connor, 5, and Carolina Grace, 3

Joshua Bienko, assistant professor of visualization

From left are Margaret Lomas Carpenter, assistant to the visualization department head, Tim McLaughlin, visualization department head, and Trish Pannell, promotion and development coordinator.

Clay Russell, senior information technology associate.

A specter operated by Glen Vigus, visualization lecturer, looms over the crowd.

Staffers wait for the costume judging to begin.

Staffers wait for the costume judging to begin.

Glen Vigus, visualization lecturer, and a grim specter before the costume contest judges

Jorge Vanegas, college dean, Phillip Rollfing, director of communications and Margaret Lomas Carpenter, assistant to the visualization department head.

Staffers wait for the contest judging to begin.

Jorge Vanegas, college dean, visits with costumed college faculty.

From left are Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning faculty Cecilia Giusti, Shannon Van Zandt, and Yu Xiao.

Walter Gillis Peacock, professor of urban planning, and Jorge Vanegas, college dean.

Jorge Vanegas, college dean, and Tim McLaughlin, Department of Visualization head

Visualization faculty Mary Saslow, Donna Hajash and Junghee Hahm.

Troy Grant, Department of Architecture student worker

Jorge Vanegas college dean, and Rodney Hill, professor of architecture.

Cecilia Giusti, associate professor of urban planning

Photographers galore photograph the proceedings

Staff and faculty from the Department of Visualization pose for a group shot

Mardelle Shepley, professor of architecture

Lou Tassinary, executive associate dean

Nancy Volkman, associate professor of landscape architecture, and Paula Bender, head of the Technical Reference center.

Graduate student judges tally the rankings. Clockwise from lower left are Frederico Burch, Michael Martin, Nick Oyler, and Gretchen Freitag.

Ann Eastwood, Office of Student Services administrative coordinator, directs traffic at the contest.

Costume contest winners, from left: Trisha Gottschalk, assistant to the landscape architecture and urban planning head, Lou Tassinary, executive associate dean, Tim McLaughlin, visualization department head, Mardelle Shepley, professor of architecture, Glen Vigus, visualization lecturer and Kevin Glueck, senior visualization systems administrator.

Costumed revelers celebrate Halloween

A collection of costumed characters was on hand in the Langford A atrium during the college's faculty and staff costume contest Oct. 31, 2011. Tim McLaughlin, Department of Visualization head, captured first place honors in the contest, while Glen Vigus in the Department of Visualization captured first place staff honors.

posted November 1, 2011

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