Student Perspective

Each student has an individual experience…
But they all have one thing in common—their experience in Bar Harbor has forever altered their perspectives of themselves and the world they live in. Whether sharing details of their immersive experience, or a key takeaway, all have been impacted in some way.







- Nicholas Lapierre
- Architectural Engineering

- Jesse Gaulin
- Computer Science

- Mingqi Shuai
- Mechanical Engineering

- Michael Morisseau
- Electrical and Computer Engineering

- Karl Rosenfeld
- Interactive Media and Game Development

- Eric Cosmopulos
- Management Engineering

- Zane Weissman
- Electrical and Computer Science

- Daniel Farnitano
- Mechanical Engineering

- Nicholas Lapierre
- Architectural Engineering

- Jesse Gaulin
- Computer Science

- Mingqi Shuai
- Mechanical Engineering

- Michael Morisseau
- Electrical and Computer Engineering

- Karl Rosenfeld
- Interactive Media and Game Development

- Eric Cosmopulos
- Management Engineering

- Zane Weissman
- Electrical and Computer Science

- Daniel Farnitano
- Mechanical Engineering

- Nicholas Lapierre
- Architectural Engineering

The tourist congestion project team meets with their sponsor John Kelly on the steps of their residence

Students from the sound analysis project conduct fieldwork at Thunder Hole, a natural rock inlet where waves crash with a boom

Moose sculpture on the campus of the College of the Atlantic where the WPI students lived

Students from the tourist congestion project survey tourists on the top of Cadillac Mountain regarding a reservation system

The schoodic ferry that travels between Bar Harbor and Winter Harbor

Students from the dark sky project investigate the sky glow on top of Cadillac mountain during an evening of fieldwork

A view of a scenic lighthouse from the schoodic ferry during a trip to the Schoodic Institute where students did fieldwork

Students from the intelligent transportation system project meet with their local sponsor to discuss the progress of the project

Students from the tourist congestion project explore the beauty of the trails from Cadillac Mountain

Students enjoy a dip in the frigid ocean water off the pier on the campus of the College of the Atlantic where they lived

The tourist congestion project team meets with their sponsor John Kelly on the steps of their residence

Students from the sound analysis project conduct fieldwork at Thunder Hole, a natural rock inlet where waves crash with a boom

Moose sculpture on the campus of the College of the Atlantic where the WPI students lived

Students from the tourist congestion project survey tourists on the top of Cadillac Mountain regarding a reservation system

The schoodic ferry that travels between Bar Harbor and Winter Harbor

Students from the dark sky project investigate the sky glow on top of Cadillac mountain during an evening of fieldwork

A view of a scenic lighthouse from the schoodic ferry during a trip to the Schoodic Institute where students did fieldwork

Students from the intelligent transportation system project meet with their local sponsor to discuss the progress of the project

Students from the tourist congestion project explore the beauty of the trails from Cadillac Mountain

Students enjoy a dip in the frigid ocean water off the pier on the campus of the College of the Atlantic where they lived

The tourist congestion project team meets with their sponsor John Kelly on the steps of their residence