Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dan Klementowski '17 plays the violin during the HWS String Ensemble concert in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday.

Professor of Political Sciene Jodi Dean, HWS Trias writer-in-residence Jeff Vandermeer and Harlan Morehouse from the University of Vermont participate in a panel discussion on radical environmentalism in the Fisher Center.

Joseph Escamilla 18 and Evie Manning 17 battle to stay upright while jousting in the Bartlett Theatre as part of Relaxation Week sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

Caitriona Carey 18 performs during the HWS String Ensemble concert.

John Camara 19 speaks about his experience as the son of Filipino immigrants during the Immigration: Voices and Identities discussion in the Bartlett Theatre. Panelists included Camara, Director of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina, Nagina Ahmadi 20, Kely Amejecor 18, Sergio Perez 19 and Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Ervin Kosta. Closing remarks were provided by Alejandra Castillo 20.

Members of the HWS social justice theatre company Mosaic NY perform in Albright Auditorium on Tuesday.

Alyssa Kelly '19 presents on the HWS Real Food Challenge during Food Perspectives in Coxe Hall.

Students walk to class on Friday afternoon.

Geneva City School District teacher Don Beckers, Cooking Matters Coordinator Eileen Cooley, Meredith Fennell '20, Alexis Bottern '20 and Kaylee Jacob '20 gather for a photo in St. Peters Church on Monday. Launched earlier this year, Cooking Matters is a program that helps teach children about nutrition and cooking.

Members of the Hobart tennis team Patrick Dunk 17 and Danny Kot 17 volunteer with The Salvation Army during the holiday season.

Director of Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention Brittany Broderick baked 2,500 dog biscuits that were then sold to members of the HWS community. Proceeds from the sales of these canine culinary creations are donated to Animal Behavior Services in Rochester, N.Y., which rehabilitates dogs for adoption.

As part of his final Community Empowerment project, Alfred Cam Constants 18 facilitated a kid-friendly workshop on feelings and regulating emotions to the Geneva YMCA After School Program. Constants is a certified Personal Empowerment Student Facilitator, having completed the Personal Empowerment Institute led by Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Residential Education Brandon Barile.

Frank Brown '17 speaks to students about Native American culture after learning the students were in the midst of a Native American history unit. Brown, a member of the Seneca Nation, discussed life on a reservation and the misperceptions and challenges faced by Native Americans today.

Leadership Giving Manager Dulcie Meyer rounds up gifts that will be given to children from Geneva Head Start and Geneva ABCD. This holiday season more than 80 children will receive gifts from HWS employees and students.

Lindsay Brandt 17, Program Coordinator for the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning (CCESL) Shayne Feinberg, CCESL Associate Director Jeremy Wattles and CCESL Director Katie Flowers deliver warm clothes, toys, books, boots and games to more than 80 children in the Geneva area. The gifts were donated by members of the HWS community as part of the Holiday Gift Project.

Grant Soucy '17 adds one more gift to the pile as part of the Statesmens present wrapping event to benefit Geneva children.