Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Wildlife biologist Linda Ziemba (left) and Ren Workman ’19 (right) measure the amounts of native and non-native species on tracts of land at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge.

Ren Workman ’19 identifies species of native and non-native plants at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge as part of her work with the Colleges’ Finger Lakes Institute.

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

Aidan Nicolai ’20 chats with Professor of Economics Scott McKinney and Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown about creating his schedule for the upcoming academic year.

Shivam Tewari ’18 works on a coding project in the Rosensweig Learning Commons at the Warren Hunting Smith Library. Tewari recently completed a summer internship with Associate Professor of Physics Steven Penn.

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

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.

Hogan Peters '19 swings from a vine during the hike up the San Pedro volcano.

Jessica Bishop '16, Luke Pfund '18 and Alicia Roistacher '17 pose for a picture on a bridge during the short hike to a nature reserve near Lake Atitlán in the lush Guatemalan forest.

Kenisha Ross '19 learns how to make a traditional Guatemalan bracelet during a beading class at the Amigos de Santa Cruz vocational school.

A view of the ruins of an old Catholic cathedral in Antigua.

Lester Gamez '17 holds up the camera for a groupie with fellow students on the streets of Antigua, Guatemala.

Lesly Rivero '17 takes a picture with a local woman in Santiago Atitlán.

Students walk through the grounds of Finca Santo Tomás Perdido, a coffee plantation near Lake Atitlán.

Students take a group photo with a thank-you card written by the students of the Escuela Proyecto La Esperanza.