Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students stop for a photo while volunteering with Geneva Peeps during the 2016 Spring Day of Service on Saturday.

Janey Blackwell '19 and Chungeun Kim '19 pose for a photo with elementary students from Geneva City Schools during the Geneva Book Fest at the Geneva Community Center.

Katy Bjornson '18 speaks with a Geneva elementary school student during the Geneva Community Center for “Geneva Book Fest” as a part of the Spring 2016 Day of Service on Saturday afternoon. More than 50 HWS students gathered at the Center to volunteer for the festival.

Rotimi Adeoye '18, Ryan Montbleau '19 and John Hassett '18 pose for a photo after winning the Centennial Center for Leadership's first annual Hackathon. The Hackathon gives teams of students, faculty and staff 24 hours to generate an idea that addresses or helps solve a local or global issue. This spring marked the inaugural program.

Samantha Shaffner '17 endures a dragon attack during rehearsal for the HWS Theatre Department's fall production of She Kills Monsters,” directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth.

Paper lanterns created by students in Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Stan Mathews' class illuminate the hallway of the Katherine D. Elliott ’66 Studio Arts Center.

Led by Assistant Professor of History Matthew Crow and Associate Professor of English Rob Carson, first-year students visit the New Bedford Whaling Museum and Mystic Seaport as part of the First-Year Seminar Moby-Dick.

Brianna Ruane '17, Zackary Robak '17 and Ella McMackin '17 discuss developmental psychology with Rachel Sumner '08 in Gulick Hall.

Assistant Professor of Economics Gul Unal talks to students in her class in Stern Hall on Thursday.

Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies Courtney Wells addresses the audience during the opening night of the fifth annual Tournées Film Festival held at the Smith Opera House on Tuesday. The festival kicked off with a screening of “May Allah Bless France.”

Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery listens as Rachel Sumner '08 talks with students about her work. After graduating from William Smith, Sumner received her Ph.D. in developmental psychology from Cornell University and is currently a postdoctoral associate for Cornell’s Program for Research on Youth Development and Engagement.

Whitaker Sieve '20 stands at the helm during a trip to the Mystic Seaport in New Bedford, Mass. The trip was part of the Moby-Dick First-Year Seminar taught by Assistant Professor of History Matthew Crow and Associate Professor of English Rob Carson.

Josiah Bramble '19 shares his experience as a student with members of the HWS community during HWS Impact on Wednesday.

Alexandra Lamonte '17, John Kuebler '16, Recruitment Manager for The Service Collaborative of WNY Hannah Spalding and Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning at HWS Katie Flowers lead an AmeriCorps information session in Merritt Hall.

As part of the Professionals in Residence series, CIA agent Heather Byrne Vieira '95 presents on careers in government intelligence and foreign relations in Stern Hall on Thursday. The event was hosted by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experimental Education.

Sophia Melvin '18 offers her perspective during HWS Impact in the Bartlett Theatre.