Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Attendees of the Colleges' first Multicultural Career and Networking Conference gather for a reception in The L. Thomas Melly '52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

President of Danger TV Javier Saralegui 80, songwriter Youdlyn Moreau 13, IT operations technician Rodney Carter 90, and President and CEO of Wynn and Associates Kelly Wynn 83 offer advice to students during the Multicultural Career and Networking Conference on Saturday.

Alum speakers and panelists who returned to campus for the Multicultural Career and Networking Conference pose for a photo in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Sankofa partnered with the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, the African and Latino Alumni Association, and others to host the event.

Assistant Vice President for Advancement Kathy Regan 82, P13 presents Kay Payne 73 with the Alumna Achievement Award, William Smith Alumnae Association's highest honor. Payne is the 16th recipient of the award.

Margarita Ramos 85, global head of human resources compliance at Merrill Lynch, moderates a panel featuring Alexis Santi 99, coordinator of travel safety at Cornell University; Xiomara Hall 96, associate director of admissions at The George School; Ludwig Gaines 88, vice president and general counsel at The Euille Group LLC; and Akilah Brown 11, pro bono coordinator at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP.

Bridget Callea '16 speaks with Ontario County Senior Planner Carla Jordan during a presentation of her community-based research regarding sustainable materials management in the Town of Geneva. The study was part a capstone course led by Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis and Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Tarah Rowse.

Students in Professor of Biology Elizabeth Newell's class Biology of Plants pose for a photo while tapping sugar maple trees on campus.

Megan Mahar '18, Daniel Robeson '18, Patrick Preston '18, Tyler Sutherland '18 and Dignauris Garcia 17 measure a recently tapped sugar maple during Professor of Biology Beth Newells Biology of Plants class.

Assistant Professor of LGBT Studies Melissa Autumn White leads a meeting for the LGBT Studies Program in the Blackwell Room.

Students in the Sustainable Community Development Capstone led by Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis and Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Tarah Rowse speak with community members about their sustainability research projects prior to the Town of Geneva Board meeting.

Assistant Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb and Buildings and Grounds Project Manager Tom Bonacci assemble the telescope mount at the newly constructed Richard S. Perkin Observatory.

Choreographed by Erika Ireland '19 (back left), Alexandra Bilodeau '20, Elizabeth Herbst '17, and Samantha Legg '20 perform Voulez-Vous.

President Mark D. Gearan takes a bow after performing with students in One Last Time during the 2016 Koshare Dance Concert at the Smith Opera House.

President Mark D. Gearan takes the stage alongside John Pallera '17 and fellow student during the 2016 Koshare Dance Concert at the Smith Opera House.

Students traverse stage during a performance of “One Last Time.”

Hadley Browning '20 (left), Shantell Atienza '18, Jackeline Matos '19, Emily Spraggs '17 and Maureen Milmoe '17 perform Bells Start Ringing in My Heart.