very popular, it is not officially sponsored by the college] Liberal Arts Symposium, also known as Mountain Day of the Mind, is an annual event when classes are cancelled during the spring semester so that students can present their research and projects to the Juniata community People Notable alumni of Juniata include: Frank Vogel, 1994, NBA Coach Pat Malone, 1923, MLB pitcher, Chicago Cubs 1928–34, NY Yankees 1935–37, 1 of 2 pitchers in modern era to hit at least 1 HR in 1st 5 MLB seasons ('28-'32). Francis Harvey Green, 1931, Chair of English at West Chester University, Headmaster of Pennington School Morley J. Mays, 1932, former President of Elizabethtown College Chuck Knox, 1954, former National Football League head coach, Los Angeles Rams, Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks, also the NFL's fifth winningest coach Wayne M. Meyers, 1957, President of the International Leprosy Association, physician, researcher, medical missionary, author of medical articles, books, and book chapters, and humanitarian Ronald Blanck, 1963, former Surgeon General of the United States Army, Chairman of the Board of Regents of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. Janet Kauffman, 1967, author of Five on Fiction and nine other books William Daniel Phillips, 1970, atomic physicist, National Institute of Standards and Technology, jointly awarded Nobel Prize in Physics in 1997 for his contributions to laser cooling. Michael Trim, 1976, producer and cinematographer for the Showtime original series Weeds and executive producer and director of photography for the Netflix series Orange Is the New Black. John Kuriyan, 1980, 2005 winner of the Richard Lounsbery Award, Howard Hughes Investigator and Chancellor's Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology at the University of California Berkeley. Heidi Cullen, Chief Scientist for Climate Central and leads the World Weather Attribution program. Served as The Weather Channel's first on-air climate expert and helped create Forecast Earth. Harriet Smith Windsor, Secretary of State for the State of Delaware from 2001-2009 Notable faculty of Juniata include: Fayette Avery McKenzie, Professor of Sociology (1925–1941), one of the most prominent educators of the Progressive Era, devoted his professional life to the uplift of Native Americans and Black people in the United States and also to adult education. Donald Deskey, instructor in art (1923–1925), who designed the interior for the Rockefeller Center Radio City Music Hall and a variety of products for Procter & Gamble. Regina Lamendella, Associate Professor of Biology (2012-present), who is widely recognized