Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Members of the Media and Society Department gather outside of the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center during the Media and Society Dinner.

Professor of Education Pat Collins P09 leads an acting workshop in the Bartlett Theatre with students from Geneva-area elementary schools during their visit to Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Members of the Leadership League of Women pose for a photo on the steps of the Seneca Room following the year end celebration. The group mentors and collaborates with young women in the community.

Leadership League of Women founder Virginia DeWees '16 offers remarks during the end of year celebration in the Seneca Room. LLOW is a collaborative effort between William Smith and Geneva High School students.

Students in the class Art, Memory and Cultural Power of Place taught by Assistant Professor of American Studies Elizabeth Belanger along with members of the Geneva Boys and Girls Club pose for a photo with their interactive art projects that the two groups created together during the Engaged Scholarship Forum in the Vandervort Room.

Students line up at the meatball food truck outside of the Scandling Campus Center. The truck was one of several sponsored by the Rosensweig Family, the Rosensweig Learning Commons, and Chegg during finals week.

During the opening reception of the Student Art and Architecture Exhibit, family members of Audrey English '17 examine her model of a performance space and memorial to Geneva musician Scott LaFaro that she made in Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenships class.

Students crowd the Chefs Catering Truck on Friday afternoon.

Students pose for a photo during the Food Truck Pit Stop sponsored by the Rosensweig Family, the Rosensweig Learning Commons and Chegg. Various food trucks are scheduled throughout finals week for students to recharge while studying for exams.

Sarah Friedman '16 (center) and Joy Gitter '16 (right) discuss their project titled Oh, the Places They'll Go! Surveying the Future Plans of Geneva High School.

Members of the community gather at the Seneca Lake State Park for the Western and Central New York Peace Corps Send Off Party, where past and present Peace Corps Volunteers gathered to share their experiences. Attendees included former Director of the Peace Corps President Mark D. Gearan and new members Elizabeth Lunderman '16 and Thomas Ramage '16.

Elizabeth Lunderman 16 and Thomas Ramage 16 prepare for their two-year commitments to the Peace Corps, the preeminent international service organization of the U.S. Both Lunderman and Ramage will serve as teachers in Tanzania and China respectively.

Finger Lakes Institute Education Program Manager Nadia Harvieux creates the sounds of a thunderstorm with second graders from Geneva area schools on the Scandling Center patio. The visit was part of the Geneva 2020 initiative.

During the Hai Timiai dinner, Dean of William Smith College Catherine Gallouët and Provost Titi Ufomata speak with Cindy Famutimi '17 and Sydney Gomez '17 in the Common Room.

Leslie Rivero '17 and Christopher Melendez '16 pose for a photo with their research project titled Race Dialogues After School during the Engaged Scholarship Forum in the Vandervort Room.

Members of Hai Timiai pose for a photo outside the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center.