Alison Harbaugh

Publications coordinator Patrick Fischer handled the layout and design for all three publications, while Phil Hoffmann and Alison Harbaugh were responsible for the photography.

Alison Harbaugh, a photographer on the Naval Academy Athletic Association staff was a key member of the inventory team."I began on one side lower level and just worked my way around the area in a grid so as not to miss any plaques," said Harbaugh."Then, each photo was edited, color adjusted, cropped and named.I made up a labeling system that would be easy to understand so that when you look at the photos, the code underneath tells you where you can find the plaque at the stadium."Harbaugh said.She added "I also went through very photo and grabbed any identifying information (names, ships names, companies) that people would know so that they could also look up the name of the plaque and find the location."
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Photos courtesy of Alison Harbaugh, NAAA

Alison HarbaughAssistant Photographer

Alison Harbaugh began working for the Naval Academy Athletic Association in July of 2002.She currently is assisting Phil Hoffmann as a photographer for Navy Athletics, assisting in the Publications Deptartment and operating the Navy Sports Photos website.

Harbaugh graduated in May 2001 from Philadelphia University with a degree in Graphic Design Communication.During her college career, she had also included her interest in athletic and photojournalistic photography, with a final senior show exhibiting a boxing photo essay as her thesis.

Harbaugh has had her work published in The Annapolis Capital, 04 NCAA Basketball Playoff program, USA Today, and a cover for a book scheduled to come out in the Fall of 04 called "Maryland 24-7" (part of the "America 24-7" publications).

Harbaugh is from New Oxford, Pennsylvania, and now lives in Annapolis, Maryland.