Britt Joins as Melvin Hill Visiting Prof

Melissa Britt, clinical professor at Arizona State University, has been selected as a Melvin Hill Visiting Professor this semester. As such, she will present "Urban Dance for Social Change," a series of discussions, seminars and class presentations, from March 2 through March 5. Her visit is made possible through funding from the Provost's Office. Her residency, which includes visits to the Dance...  More >>

Alum’s Return to Campus Featured

Sara Wroblewski '13, the founder and chief executive officer of One Bead and winner of the 2012 Pitch contest, returned to campus as one of the three keynote speakers at the Colleges' annual Leadership Institute in January. An article in the Finger Lakes Times featured Wroblewski's non-profit OneBead and her new endeavor, One Life. Wroblewski has teamed up with Caroline Dosky '12, MAT '13 to expa...  More >>

Showcasing First-Year Students Work

On a Tuesday evening, crowds of students stood waiting in line to try their hand at a physics experiment - part of the first annual First Year Seminar Symposium. Including the final projects of seven seminars, the symposium aimed to give the campus community a glimpse into the hard work of its newest members. "What these students have accomplished in a just few months is truly remarkable," remark...  More >>

Warr ’05 Leads NYC Theatre Production

Joshua Warr ’05 was immediately smitten when his friend, actress Nancy Sun, gave him a copy of the script for David Schulner’s play, “An Infinite Ache,” a modern love story narrative that follows the highs and lows of a relationship between two lonely 20-somethings, beginning the story with a horrible first date. “I think that within the first 15 pages, I fell in love with David’s work,” Warr rec...  More >>

“Nine Ladies” Perform at Conference

HWS Dance department faculty and students will perform during the American College Dance Festival Association (ACDF) Northeast conference held at Hofstra University later this month. Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson's "Nine Ladies Dancing," with a cast of William Smith dancers, will represent the Colleges during an adjudicated concert. Johnson and Donna Davenport, professor of dance an...  More >>