Hobart and William Smith Colleges

International management consultant Lisa Miller Goldman '74 leads a discussion in Coxe Hall during Associate Director of the Centennial Center for Leadership (CCL) Amy Forbes' Entrepreneurial Leadership class. Goldman is currently serving as CCLs Leader in Residence.

Allison Magnarelli '18 directs a question to Centennial Center for Leadership's (CCL) Leader in Residence Lisa Miller Goldman '74 during Entrepreneurial Leadership, a course taught by Associate Director of the CCL Amy Forbes.

Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth holds a critique session with students in his Advanced Drawing class in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center. The students are investigating the use of biological forms as a point of departure during the drawing process.

Associate Professor and Chair of Classics Leah Himmelhoch spars with Kahiya McDaniels '19 on the William Smith lawn during the First-Year Seminar, Ancient Warfare: How Homer's Iliad Changed the World.

During the First-Year Seminar, Ancient Warfare: How Homer's Iliad Changed the World, Malyk Daley-Pinkard '19 battles with Ella Bourisseau '19 and Sarah Coleman '19 on the William Smith lawn to demonstrate the accuracy of Homer's description of combat.

Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Brenda Maiale and students taking her course, Anthropology History and Theory, enjoy the warm weather by having class outside near the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Students in Professor of History Susanne McNally's You Are What You Eat First-Year Seminar harvest cabbage at Bejo Seeds, a local experimental farm and agribusiness.

During a project as part of the First-Year Seminar, You Are What You Eat, taught by Professor of History Susanne McNally, students harvest cabbage to be donated to Food Link Rochester as well as community lunch programs throughout the Finger Lakes region.

St. Marks Tower stands illuminated in purple as a display of solidarity and support of Courtney Wagner 19, a member of the Herons soccer team who is battling cancer. Smith Hall and the Boswell Field entrance were also awash in purple, Wagners favorite color.

In the Fisher Center, Professor of Political Science Jodi Dean sits on a panel with other HWS activists defending Seneca Lake against a plan to store propane, butane and methane in the salt caverns adjacent to the lake during a conversation about how community members can get involved with the next phase of the movement.

Gene Baur, co-founder of the Farm Sanctuary and nationally known author and activist, speaks in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center as part of Food Week 2015. The Farm Sanctuary is a national organization that spreads awareness on the realities of factory farming and rescues animals from factory farms.

Colleen Moore '16 reads a book behind the Scandling Campus Center on Tuesday afternoon while watching Virginia DeWees' '16 dog, Georgia.

Geneva Middle School Teacher Jonathan Porschet and Tonya Luna '97 discuss the Fulbright-Hays Program, Siberian Culture in the Golden Altai, during an information session in Stern Hall.

Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown delivers the winning argument in the Sanford Room during the 2015 Faculty Life Raft Debate. Six HWS faculty members competed for the last seat on a spaceship that would preserve all of humanity.

Campus Safety Sgt. Maurice Harling 18, P16, musician James Ralls, Grace Milmoe '19, U.G. Collective founder Pablo Falbru and Assistant Director of Intercultural Affairs Darline Polanco Wattles '09 participate in a drum circle during the Celebrating Culture Through the Arts event in the Scandling Campus Center.

Members of the LGBTQ & Allies Initiative & Pride Alliance gather in the Fisher Center for a meet and greet to discuss ways to support the LGBTQIA community.

Students walk past Demarest Hall on Thursday.

The cast of Good Kids, a new work by award-winning playwright Naomi Iizuka and directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth, perform during a final dress rehersal in Bartlett Theatre.

Good Kids cast members perform during the final dress rehersal in Bartlett Theatre. HWS is the first college outside the Big Ten to produce the play and it marks the last production to be held in Bartlett Theatre before the transition to the new Performing Arts Center, which is scheduled to open in January 2016.

Good Kids, directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth, examines a sexual encounter gone wrong and its public aftermath, and also explores the impact of social media on the lives of young people.

Autumn colors are at their peak near the Quad.

Students gather in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center for the annual Latin American Organization Heritage Dinner. The performing arts was the theme of this years event which took place on Saturday night.

Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Fernando Rodriguez-Mansilla speaks to students, faculty and staff during the Latin American Organization Heritage Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

Christopher Borja '16 sings the song No Me Queda Más by Selena Quintanilla-Pérez to Cynthia Uwicyeza '16 during the annual Latin American Organization Heritage Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

Students dance the night away as La Banda Ramirez, a Latin band from New York City, performs during the Latin American Organization Heritage Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

As part of the Colleges HWS Tech Day, HWS Trustee J. Paul Hellstrom Jr. '64 (right) chats with Digital Learning Consultant Rob Beutner, Assistant Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein, Assistant Professor of Music Charity Lofthouse and Trustees Linda D. Arrington 88 and Dr. Richard L. Wasserman '70.

Network and Systems Infrastructure Team Leader Derek Lustig speaks with HWS Trustee Katherine D. Elliott '66, L.H.D. '08 during HWS Tech Day in the Vandervort Room.

Assistant Director of Communications Steve Bodnar, Director of Athletic Communications Ken DeBolt, Director of Web Development Michael DiMauro and Social Media Coordinator Paul Ciaccia 15 speak with HWS Trustee Edward R. Cooper 86, P16, P19 during HWS Tech Day in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center.

Students walk past the Quad on their way to classes on Wednesday afternoon.

Joe Bochynski '08 delivers a talk at his exhibition, Everybody is Everybody, in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House on Friday night.

In the Davis Gallery, Tanisha Genao '19, Sarah Ingraham '19 and Leslie Colunga '19 discuss the works of artist Joe Bochynski '08 during the opening reception of Everybody is Everybody.

Students are covered in colors on Friday night as they participate in the Color 1 Run, a charity event held to benefit Camp Good Days and Special Times, an organization dedicated to supporting families affected by cancer.

Students create a color cloud after finishing the Color 1 Run on the Quad.

Emma Richardson '17 grabs a slice of pizza during After Dark Series: HWS Perfect Pie in Rees Hall presented by Student Activities.

Koshare Dance Collective Board Members Bridget Nishimura '17, Ingrid Dehler-Seter '16 and Katerina Nunez '17 speak to members of Koshare during the midterm show in Winn-Seeley Gymnasium.

Students leap through the air during a performance titled Shadows of a Millennial during the Koshare dance midterm showing in Winn-Seeley Gymnasium on Saturday night.

Katerina Nunez '17 and Lily Heath '17 perform Momentary Paradise during the Koshare midterm show in Winn-Seeley Gymnasium.

The Dance Department, together with the HWS Latin American Organization, the Office of Intercultural Affairs and Geneva Tango, sponsor a master class and workshop with professional Argentine Tango dancer Richard Council.

Director of Dining Services Lynn Pelkey and Global Chef Liliia Shkileva tour the HWS Farmers Market on the Scandling Campus Center patio on Friday morning.

Carlos Robles '18, Alexandra Robbins-Jackson '18 and Olivia Naya '18 carve pumpkins at the How About Them Apples? fall celebration sponsored by the presidents of the sophomore and junior year classes.

Big Brothers and Big Sisters club at HWS gathers in the Barn to decorate pumpkins.

Quincey Johnson '16, Lindsay Brandt '17, Taylor Lopez-Balboa '17, Matt Gennarelli '17 and community member Deana Rusinko volunteer at the Community Lunch Program at the United Methodist Church.

A camera crew from WROC-TV, a CBS-affiliated television station based in Rochester, film Finger Lakes Institute Community Outreach Coordinator Sarah Meyer and Lindsay Brandt '17 for an upcoming segment about Food Week as they prepare food for the Community Lunch Program at the United Methodist Church.

Finger Lakes Institute Community Outreach Coordinator Sarah Meyer along with students and community members plant garlic at the HWS Fribolin Farm as part of the Lunar Gardening event, an age-old practice of planting, harvesting, and weeding in coordination with the cycles of the moon to affect growth and yield.

Members of the William Smith a capella group Three Miles Lost pose for a photo with Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers during the Women In Business Honoree Reception at Ventosa Vineyards in Geneva.

Associate Dean of Students Stacey Pierce speaks with Mary Green, a Representative of Congressman Tom Reed (R-NY) during the Women In Business Honoree Reception at Ventosa Vineyards in Geneva.

Members of the HWS College Democrats pose for a photo with New York's 52nd district state Senate seat candidate Barbara Fiala and Binghamton City Councilman for the 4th District candidate Conrad Taylor.

Alex Lamonte '17, Ellie Barnard '17, Kelly Mauch '17 and Emily Ott '17 meet in Paris to explore the city. Mauch and Ott are currently participating in the Colleges abroad program to Copenhagen, Denmark, and Lamonte and Barnard are studying abroad in Rome.

Students participating in the Seville, Spain abroad program visit the Mezquita-Catedral, the Great Mosque of Cordoba, during a tour of the Province of Córdoba.

Madeline Boles '17 and Ashley Lyon '17 pose for a photo while visiting the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland during their study abroad program.

Activist and former Syracuse University All-American quarterback Don McPherson speaks with Hobart student-athletes as part of the 2015 Napier Leadership Seminar in Albright Auditorium.

On Saturday, the Hobart College hockey team played a charity sled hockey game against the 3-85th Mountain Warriors Sled Hockey team from Fort Drum, N.Y. The Statesmen raised money to get the Mountain Warriors new uniforms.

Jonas Toupal 19 and 2014 gold medal Paralympian Paul Schaus battle for the puck during the second annual sled hockey game. Schaus spoke to the Hobart hockey team following the charity event.

Michael Russo 17 takes a hit from one of the Mountain Warriors during the charity sled hockey game.

William Smith Athletics presented a check for $500 before Saturdays field hockey game to Embrace Your Sisters, a non-profit organization providing support to people with breast cancer in the Finger Lakes region.

Hannah Wood '18 takes a quick shot on goal against Cortland during Saturdays breast cancer awareness game. The Herons sporting pink jerseys shut out the Dragons 3-0.

Alexandra Frary '18 splits the Cortland defenders on her way down field. William Smith hosted the Dragons on Saturday on the H.J. McCooey Memorial Field during their 3-0 victory, and continuing their 13-1 season.

J.P. White '17 takes a shot on the Vassar goalkeeper during a Friday evening game on John H. Cozzens, Jr. '41 Memorial Field. The Statesmen came away with a 1-0 win.

Nicholas Dosky '18 scores his first goal of the season in the first half of Saturdays match against Bard College. Hobart defeated the Raptors 3-2 to extend their winning streak to four games.

Members of the Hobart College rowing team stand at the podium after winning the collegiate eight event at the Head of the Charles Regatta. This is the second time in program history the Statesmen have won the event, and the fourth time they have reached the podium.

Members of the Hobart rowing team race down the Charles River during the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston. Since its origin in 1965, the Head of the Charles Regatta has welcomed the worlds best crew teams to the banks of the Charles River for the ultimate two-day rowing competition.

Lindsay Kent '14, Emma Goodman '14, Olivia Zitoli '14, Molly Breen '14 and Chelsea Dunay '14 pose for a photo behind a wooden sculpture of a heron while reuniting in Maine over the weekend.

Hobart alum Jamie Giles '04 takes a hit during the Annual Hobart Alumni Lacrosse weekend game. More than 35 alums returned to campus on Saturday to play the current team in a friendly game on Boswell Field.

Marcus Craigwell '09 gets the ball loose from Frank Brown '16 as the Hobart alums play the current Statesmen lacrosse team on Boswell Field.

Members of the Hobart lacrosse team and Hobart lacrosse alums pose for a group photo following the annual game on Boswell Field.

Director of Athletics Deb Steward and Madeline Buckley '15 pose for a photo during the 2015 NCAA Woman of the Year awards dinner in Indianapolis, Ind. Buckley was selected as one of the top 30 honorees from 480 nominees for the Woman of the Year Award.

Mohamed Mounir '13 and Taylor Jones '13 pose for a photo during a visit to Upper Cathedral Lake in Yosemite National Park.

Libby Clark '12 and Connie Mandeville '12 reunite in front of the Jacksonville riverfront at the Southeastern Museum Conference in downtown Jacksonville, Fla.

Sharon Gold '66, Edie Irons '66, Barry Slater '66 and HWS Trustee Katherine Elliott '66, L.H.D. '08 pose for a photo following the Strawberry One-Act Festival at the Hudson Guild Theatre in New York City where Slater was a finalist.

Craig Mapstone 91, Dean of First-Year Students David Mapstone 93 and Eric Curry 96 pose for a photo at the Lacrosse Alumni and Parent Dinner at the Clifton Springs Country Club. Curry was the highest bidder for an original framed John F. Collins P'72, P'74, P'84, P'90, GP'09, GP'12 wooden H.