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Susan Scott '67 has recently written a second book about leadership, "Fierce Leadership: A Bold Alternative to the Worst 'Best' Business Practices of Business Today."
Scott teaches readers how to spot the worst "best" practices in their organizations...
Brittany Flaherty '10 recently took a truly interdisciplinary approach to research, combining her studies of the sciences with her background in English by helping Assistant Professors of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee and Beth Kinne work on a ma...
Jennie Lightweis-Goff, an assistant professor of women's studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, has won the SUNY Press Dissertation / First Book Prize in African-American Studies for "Blood at the Root: Lynching as American Cultural Nucleus." ...
Join Assistant Professor of English Anna Creadick for a presentation and discussion on her forthcoming book, "Perfectly Average: The Pursuit of Normality in Postwar America" (University of Massachusetts Press, anticipated summer 2010). Creadick will ...
With two approaches to the use of the photographic image, artists Mary Goodwin and Robert Rainey critically and creatively re-examine the history of place and art.
In a new media exhibit, "Histories," which will open in the Davis Gallery at Houghton ...
Making the most of the Colleges' location within an historic region of upstate N.Y., a group of about 20 students spent a day in October visiting a number of notable sites relating to the women's rights movement in the neighboring towns of Seneca Fal...
This Thanksgiving season, the Writing and Rhetoric Department as well as the Department of English will coordinate a Food Drive culminating with a reading by HWS faculty and students. In the week leading up to the reading, classes across campus will ...
In Salem, Mass., two Hobart and William Smith Colleges alums were featured in the local paper in two days. Tyson Goodridge '94 was featured in the Salem News on Oct. 20, and Kate Longbotham Fox '92 on Oct. 21.
Goodridge was featured as an entrepreneu...
"Shakespeare's plays can be studied in myriad ways: as fine examples of poetic language, as cinematic adaptations, as historical artifacts, and perhaps most importantly, as dramatic stage productions," says Assistant Professor of English Rob Carson. ...
After the vast success of the inaugural Senior Symposium last spring, the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is reprising the event this year on Friday, April 9.
Last year, 80 students represented the natural and social sciences, arts and humanit...