PULTENEY STREET SURVEY - Spring 2020

HWS Earns Carnegie Designation

Hobart and William Smith have been named among only 23 designated institutions in New York to receive the 2020 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification endorsement. The classification was launched in 2005 by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to recognize higher education institutions that express their commitment to public purpose in and through community engagement.

“The City is proud of the many collaborations with HWS. The reciprocal nature of our partnership puts Geneva on the map for being a service learning community,” says Geneva City Manager Sage Gerling. “HWS faculty and staff serve on local City boards; students participate in days of service, special projects and internships; and City officials often interact with students through interviews for course assignments and class discussions. I am always grateful to visit classes to share information about Geneva’s comprehensive plan and other initiatives, all created and implemented with the collaboration and participation from HWS faculty, staff, and students.”

Current Issue

• Upfront
• HWS and Cornell Law Take a LEAP
• Continued Success for Debate Team
• HWS Welcomed into Leading Liberal Arts Consortium
• Curry '75 to Deliver Commencement Address
• HWS Ranks High in Impact and Value
• HWS Earns Carnegie Designation
• President Joyce P. Jacobsen Inaugurated
• Pomona's Coffey named Provost and Dean of Faculty
• Leadership Changes for Diversity and Hobart Dean's Offices
• Leading Alumni House into the Future
• Regan and Weeden Look Back - and Move Forward
• A Glimpse into Blackwell's Private Life
• Comrade Dean
• Faculty Accomplishments
• Penn Elected Chair of LIGO Scientific Collaboration
• Photography Gifts Double Value of Art Collections
• Reynolds '78 Endows Sandra McGuire Scholarship
• Emerson Society Committee Welcomes New Chairs
• Leaping from One Path of Thought to Another: Seneca Review at 50

ATHLETICS

• New Leadership for Athletics
• Tracking Champions
• Herons Finish No. 2 in Nation
• Athletics Round-Up

From the Ground Up

• Buildings of the Future
• The River Keeper
• Ensuring the Future of Children's Literature
• The National Pastime
• Changing the Conversation about Mental Illness
• Disrupting the Cycle of Violence, Poverty and Incarceration
• To Protect and Serve
• Making Community Connections
• The Lay of the Land

HWS Community

• Williams Club Membership Extends HWS Network
• New LGBTQIA+ Alumni/ae Network
• Kappa Alpha Celebrates 175 Years
• Indelible Effects
• The Last Word
• Parallels

Past Issues

• PSS Archive