Hobart and William Smith Colleges

HWS summer abroad students explore the Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala. The short term summer program is led by Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown and Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown.

Taylor Jones '13, Mohamed Mounir '13 and Reuben Burk '13 stop for a photo in front of the San Francisco skyline.

Jack Slattery '16, Caeleigh White '16 and Rory Silverman '15 meet up in Boston for a Red Sox baseball game.

Teaganne Finn ’16 speaks of her experience at HWS thanks to the scholarship she received through the Geneva Scholarship Associates during the organization’s annual reception held this year in the L. Thomas Melly '52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. This fall, Finn heads to American University for a degree in investigative journalism.

Susan Hess, Writing and Teaching/Learning Specialist and Assistant Director of the First Year Seminar Program, and Hannah Dickinson, Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric and incoming Director of the Writing Enriched Curriculum (WEC), discuss the pilot WEC for the Philosophy, Chemistry and Music departments.

Sarah Wethey Heieck ’97, president of the Geneva Scholarship Associates (GSA), thanks donors for their continued support of the community-driven organization that provides endowed scholarship funding to academically and financially deserving high school students from Geneva, N.Y.

Sarah Wethey Heieck ’97 (center) — former Geneva Scholarship Associates scholarship recipient and current GSA President — stands with current and incoming GSA scholars at the reception held for scholars and donors in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Stuart Piltch ’82, P’11 — long-time supporter of the Geneva Scholarship Associates— reflects on the impact that Geneva community members had on him during his time at HWS while speaking at the GSA reception held in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Dr. Jeremy Cushman '96, president of the Hobart Alumni Association, presents Gregg M. Snyder '01 with the Young Alumnus Achievement Award at the Lunch and Reunion Forum on the Quad.

HWS Trustee Katherine D. Elliott '66, L.H.D. '08 accepts the Elizabeth Herendeen Odell '22 award, one of the highest alumnae honors.

Caleb Campbell '11 and Kelly Biggs '11 congratulate the Classes of 2011 on having more than 150 alums on campus for Reunion, the most of any class year.

Represented by Mike Beaudrias '66, HWS Trustee Katherine D. Elliott '66, L.H.D. '08, Mara O'Laughlin '66, Bill Guardenier '66 and Peggy Greenawalt '66, the 50th Reunion Classes of 1966 raised more than $10.5 million since their last milestone Reunion, setting an all-time record among Reunion classes. The Classes of 1966 also had the highest attendance percentages this year.

Steve Hubbard '91 and Laura Lorusso Peterson '91, representing the Classes of 1991, announce the largest Annual Giving total for those celebrating a 25th Reunion.

Paul Deutsch '66 walks down Pulteney Street with former classmates in the Reunion parade.

Recent HWS graduate Tim Griffin '16 leads the Classes of 1981 during the Reunion alum parade.

Celebrating their 5th Reunion, members of the HWS Classes of 2011 join together for the “Alums on Parade” march.