Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of English Rob Carson gives a pre-show Frame/Works Series talk for the HWS Theatre production of “Duchess.” Carson's talk was titled John Webster and the Shakespeare Industrial Complex. Frame/Works is a program designed to draw connections between scholarly examination and artistic practice.

Chaplain Maurice Charles leads a multi-faith conversation on environmental stewardship, social justice and income inequality in the L. Thomas Melly ’52 Lobby. Panelists included Temple Beth–El Rabbi Ann Landowne, Episcopal Bishop and HWS Trustee The Rt. Rev. Prince G. Singh, and Associate Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar.

Andrew Rodwin P'18, director of engineering at HubSpot, presents his talk, “The Art of Working,” as part of the Professional in Residence Series sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experimental Education.

Associate Professor of Comparative Humanities at Bucknell University James Mark Shields delivers a talk titled Against Harmony: Radical and Progressive Buddhism in Modern Japan as part of the Tanaka Asian Studies Lecture Series in Stern Hall.

Recruiter for Solar City Danni Mandra discusses job opportunities available in clean energy as part of the Professional In Residence Series talk hosted by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experimental Education.

North Syracuse Central School District School Psychologist Kirra Henick-Kling Guard '08, MAT'09, Penn Yan Central School District School Psychologist Shana Allen '11, and Child Psychologist and Clinical Director of Delta Consultants Richard Solomon '75, P'10 talk to students in Stern Hall about careers in their profession as part of the Professional In Residence series.

Charles DeBenedetto '16 poses for a photo in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. DeBenedetto ’16 was recently awarded a prestigious 2016-17 Fulbright U.S. Student Award to Taiwan, where he will teach English.

Admitted students from New York City pose for a photo with Admissions Counselor Rose Cherubin ’15 (left) and Associate Director of Admissions Jacqueline DeLaFuente (right) in front of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Prospective students and their families gather in front of the Seneca Room during a tour of campus on Monday afternoon.

Zach Grattan '17, Tyler Fuller '18, Nicole O'Connell '16, Honorary Trustee Herbert J. Stern '58, P'03 , LL.D. '74 and Sydney Gomez '17 pose for a photo during the Stewardson Society Networking event in the Seneca Room.

Lucie Mendelson '17 and Assistant Professor of Education Diana Baker present their research during the Center for Exceptional Children’s National Convention in St. Louis, Mo. Their projects are titled “Serving Mennonite Families of Children with Multiple Disabilities” and “Dual Immersion for Students with Disabilities.”

Zach Withers '19, Kayla McEachern '19 and Mary Buck '17 lead a movement workshop with students at the Geneva Children’s Center on Tuesday morning as part of a wellness Initiative sponsored and organized by William Smith Athletics.

Emily Smith '18, Bridget Nishimura '17 and Amy Feda '17 visit the Cologne Cathedral in Germany. The students are currently studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Morgan Gaudet ’17 and Isa Akerfeldt-Howard ’17 pose for a photo while visiting the Mediterranean coastline of Naples, Italy. The students are currently participating in the Rome abroad program.

Daniel Corren ’17 stands next to an iconic British telephone booth with the Palace of Westminster in the background. Corren is currently participating in the London abroad program.

Professor of Dance Donna Davenport and Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson serve as celebrity judges during the second annual Step Competition hosted by the Hip~NotiQ's Step Team in the Vandervort Room.