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Traveling to the airport in style. Thanks @candacepb for an awesome week. #CSJwksp19
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Going to miss you Kent State workshop and new friends. Have an amazing school year. #CSJwksp19
What this doesn't show: the #FirstAmendment, which runs around the edge of one sphere. Thank you to @KentState for embracing, supporting, and advocating for voice and freedom. The events of 50 years ago were tragic, but the legacy it created is inspiring. #CSJwksp19
Best sculpture on Kent State campus. #CSJwksp19
