Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Caroline Conboy 17 takes to the water during a practice in Bristol Pool. Conboy was selected to compete in the NCAA Division III Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on March 16-19 in Greensboro, N.C.

Rebecca Czajkowski '17 (left) and Carl Weiss '17 (second from right) pose for a photo with other students while taking a hike in San Joaquín de Flores as part of their study abroad experience.

Danielle LaBare '19 enjoys the warm weather while studying on Stern Lawn.

Distinguished scholar Kay Payne 73, professor of communication sciences and disorders at Howard University's School of Communications, gives the keynote address at the Colleges' Multicultural Career and Networking Conference, which brought together more than 100 students and alums on Saturday.

President Mark D. Gearan; Kay Payne 73, professor of communication sciences and disorders at Howard University; Sally Webster 74, William Smith Alumnae Association Honors Committee member; and Assistant Vice President for Advancement Kathy Regan 82, P13 gather following the Alumna Achievement Award ceremony.

President Mark D. Gearan welcomes guests to the annual Shabbat 250 dinner in the Vandervort Room. The goal of the dinner is to gather 250 community members for the Jewish celebration.

Students, faculty and staff gather in the Vandervort Room for the annual Shabbat 250 dinner hosted by Hillel. President of the HWS Hillel Board Jessica Lohre 16 (center right) delivered the opening prayer.

Director of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life and Hillel adviser Julianne Miller lights a candle at the beginning of the annual Shabbat 250 dinner in the Vandervort Room.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Members of Three Miles Lost perform during the annual Shabbat 250 dinner in the Vandervort Room.