Hobart and William Smith Colleges

While studying abroad, Joshua Martin '18 poses for a photo at the Beco de Batman, a neighborhood famous for street art and graffiti in Sao Paolo, Brazil.

After receiving his Early Decision acceptance to Hobart, Jon Phillips '21 (second from left) from Glastonbury High School in Connecticut poses for a photo with A Better Chance Program Mentors Ken Gordon (left) and Michael Rawlins '80, P'16 (right), and Kimiko Cotthaus (Phillips’ host mom in Glastonbury).

Students studying abroad in Argentina stop for a photo during a hike through the Uspallata Mountains.

AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps Member Katerina Barry '16 (left) and fellow team members pose for a photo before gutting a house that was destroyed by the August floods in Baton Rouge, La.

Members of the Hobart Lacrosse Team and Head Coach Greg Raymond gather for a photo with President Mark D. Gearan on the steps of Coxe Hall. The team presented Gearan with helmet signed by the entire team.

While abroad, Alex Rogers '18, Jacque Kane '18, Grace Martel '18, Katerina Nunez '17, Drew Scammell '18 and Lauren Pomerantz '18 stop for a group photo in Maastricht, Netherlands.

Katie Pinkes '17 prepares for final exams in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Sunset over the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center.

Professor of Biology Beth Newell captures HWS study abroad students at the top of The Pyramid at Girraween in New South Wales, Australia.

Led by Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown, students studying abroad in Patagonia gather for a group photo after a day of hiking, biking and exploring.

Students in Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly’s course “Transition and Disability: Life After High School” get ready to visit supported apartments run by Ontario ARC for people with disabilities. This semester, students in Kelly’s class partnered with students from Hillside Children’s Center and the College Experience program to complete a project on independent living skills that young adults need in today’s world.

Stephanie Pichardo ’20 presents her final project during the Africana Studies mini-conference, #BlackStudiesMatters, in the Blackwell Room. Students taking “Foundations Africana Studies” presented their final projects on Friday.

In the Blackwell Room, students taking “Foundations of Africana Studies” with Visiting Assistant Professor of Africana Studies Elana Jefferson-Tatum presented a portion of their final projects during the Africana Studies mini-conference, #BlackStudiesMatters. Topics ranged from the impact of microaggressions on black college students to representations of Africa in Blaxploitation films.

Patrick Gray ’19 talks with Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly. Under Kelly’s direction, Gray is working with a high school student at Hillside Children’s Center on developing cooking skills which included observing one of HWS’ chefs making pizzas in Saga.

Ellie Cherry '18 (right) poses for a photo at the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Ben Greiner '18 lines up a shot during the Statemen's 4-2 win over the SUNY Cortland Red Dragons on Friday.