Sanders '17 Published in Journal of Hydrometeorology

Matthew Sanders '17 is the lead author of the article “Hydrometeorological Characteristics of Ice Jams on the Pemigewasset River in Central New Hampshire,” recently published by the American Meteorological Society's…
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Does Climate Literacy Persist?

After taking a geoscience course, students are significantly less likely to use motivated reasoning (the phenomenon in which people use their group beliefs and psychological needs unconsciously to filter information,…
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Redmond '22 Applies Nitrate to Onondaga Lake

Emma Redmond ‘22 landed an environmental science internship with the Onondaga Lake Cleanup project through Parsons Corporation this past summer. A geoscience and environmental studies double major, Redmond worked to…
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HWS' FLI Joins “Libraries Love Lakes” Project

Nadia Harvieux, education program manager at the Finger Lakes Institute at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, has co-created an educational website on lakes called Libraries Love Lakes along with faculty…
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HWS Earns $500K NSF Grant for Atmospheric Science Research

A grant from the National Science Foundation will support a four-year continuation of the collaborative undergraduate research program led by Hobart and William Smith Colleges that explores atmospheric and related…
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