Box 2
Contains 33 Results:
Student life
This series, containing the largest number of photographs in the collection, depicts Queens College from its founding in 1937 through the early 2000s. The subjects are primarily students on campus, and the events, meetings, classes where they congregate, so as to capture the atmosphere, energy, and feel of the College to transmit through its advertising and marketing materials.
Buildings and grounds
Buildings
Construction
Almost all folders in this sub-series depict Queens College campus in Flushing, Queens; however, several folders depict auxillary campuses at Caumsett or other locations.
Academics
This series, containing the largest number of photographs in the collection, depicts Queens College from its founding in 1937 through the early 2000s. The subjects are primarily students on campus, and the events, meetings, classes where they congregate, so as to capture the atmosphere, energy, and feel of the College to transmit through its advertising and marketing materials.
Art
As differentiated from "Campus Art" in the Buildings and Grounds series, the photographs in this grouping all depict students making or displaying art, including drawings, paintings, ceramics, scupltures, and broader exhibits.
Athletics
These photographs depict students as part of Queens College formal sports teams and programs, as part of the physical education department, or as participating in athletic activity on campus.
Campus shots
Events
Photographs in this grouping depict named and unnamed events on and off campus involving Queens College students, including galas, conferences, workshops, guest lectures, festivals, fairs, anniversary programs, CultureFest, circuses, and others. Commencements are organized into its own smaller sub-grouping due to the number of folders present in the collection.
Music and performance
This series, containing the largest number of photographs in the collection, depicts Queens College from its founding in 1937 through the early 2000s. The subjects are primarily students on campus, and the events, meetings, classes where they congregate, so as to capture the atmosphere, energy, and feel of the College to transmit through its advertising and marketing materials.

