Hobart and William Smith Colleges

A panel of HWS staff members lead a discussion on residential life, intercultural affairs and health requirements for a group of incoming transfer students.

Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery works with incoming transfer student Benjamin Orr ’20 on his class schedule for the fall semester.

Assistant Professor of Media and Society Leah Shafer discusses options for fall semester classes during Orientation for transfer students.

Geneva Middle School teacher and freelance artist Jon George leads Art Week for a group of students participating in the 2016 summer Kids College at HWS.

Austin Gallegos '17 works on leadership programming for incoming students as part of his summer internship with the Centennial Center for Leadership.

Under the guidance of Assistant Professor of Psychology Daniel Graham, Nina Prescott ’17 is spending her summer performing background research, measurements and statistical analysis in order to better understand how people interpret and respond to masks.

Houghton House viewed through a sculpture on campus.

Outside of Smith Hall, Taylor Rugg ’17 discusses her Honors project with Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Ben Ristow. Rugg’s Honors project explores the effects of war on the individual.

Prevention and Education Coordinator Katheryn Stiffler and Deputy Title IX Coordinator Tremayne Robertson pose for a photo at the Office of Title IX Programs and Compliance, which they join this summer as new members of the staff and HWS community.

A stunning look at the sky through a sculpture at Houghton House.

The path between Gulick Hall and Coxe Hall after a rainy Monday afternoon.

William Smith soccer alums BreLynn Nasypany '11, Chelsea England '12, Nikki Dudley '07, Caroline Wenzel Chapman '05, Maddie Buckley '15, Marcia Meagher Biata '96 and Zoe Eth '16 help out at the William Smith soccer camp.

Amber Waterhouse '89 poses in front of two of her oil paintings at the Dolphin Gallery of Hingham Public Library in Hingham, Mass. The exhibit is on display through July 28.

HWS alumnae and alumni gather for a photo during an alum gathering in Charleston, S.C.

Emma Berntheizel '15 takes a break while hiking the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine. She will begin a clinical internship this fall and attend Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa in the Fall of 2017.

BreLynn Nasypany ’11 explains a drill to campers during last week’s Heron soccer camp. Nasypany, who was recently named the head coach for RPI’s women’s soccer team, will be one of eight Herons inducted into the Heron Hall of Honor on October 15.