Student Leaders On-duty vs. Off-duty
This project is designed to show how student leaders work hard in a professional setting but also work hard when they’re off-duty. This portrait series showcases these leaders in settings of their choice, but posed by the photographer to allow the audience to get a broad understanding of the specific situtation. Some moments were best captured candidly and the captions indicate as such. Each photo is captioned with the student’s leadership position and the landscape they were photographed in.
By Emma Epperly
Brady Lees directs the news at Cable 8. Brady, who is graduating this December, interned in New York City last summer and plans to return there as a production assistant this spring.
Brady enjoys watching documentaries and drinking "way too much" coffee in his free time.
Lindsay Schilperoort is an Associated Students of Washington State University Senator for CAHNERS. This photo was taken candidly at a senate meeting.
When Lindsay isn't working, she spends much of her free time at "the spot." An area in the Compton Union Building that her and members of her business fraternity gather to do homework and hangout.
Senior, Garrett Kalt, is the Associated Students of Washington State University Vice- President. He is an out of state student from Nevada who is a memeber of the Honors College and pursuing degrees in Communication and Political Science. This photo was taken candidly at an ASWSU Senate meeting.
When Garrett is not at work he is filling out graduate school applications and training for his next marathon. He is also a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. This photograph was taken in Garrett’s single dorm at the Global Scholars residence hall.
Shannon Steffen is president of the Delta Gamma fraternity at Washington State University. She lives in the chapter house and spends over 25 hours a week working on chapter business.
Shannon spends time reading, just a few feet from where she works, as a way to relax after a stressfull week.
Scott Morse is the president of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity at WSU. He lives in the chapter house and oversees chapter functions as well as communicates with the Inter-fraternity Counsel.
Scott is heavily involved in intramural sports. He plays on quite a few different teams and says it helps him let off steam. This picture was taken candidly at an intramural basketball game.