Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Lisa Miller Goldman '74, this year's Leader in Residence with the Centennial Center for Leadership, speaks with students at Geneva High School about successful leadership techniques and entrepreneurial strategies. Goldman is a partner in the global consulting firm Management Associates.

Program Coordinator for the Center for Global Education Doug Reilly and Afrika Owes 16 discuss the impact of study abroad experiences during college. Owes studied abroad in South Africa last year.

HWS student panelists Gail Quintos 17, Jasmine Gonzalez 17, Rotimi Adeoye '18, Adonis Cruz 16 and Danny Cabrera 16 share their insights during Choosing the Right College for You, the first of three seminars in the College Life Skills series presented by the African American Men's Association of Geneva and hosted at Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

HWS President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan welcome students and community members into their home for pumping carving, cider, and fall treats.

Students pose with Maria Costa (front, blue shirt) after she presented Macho Men and the Women Who Love Them in celebration of Hispanic Heritage month. A one woman show, Costa portrays a series of people from different backgrounds and cultures who are considered macho men.

Guitarist Melvin Henderson performs in the Cellar Pub with Greg Wachala, applied instructor of guitar, and members of the ensemble, including James Silliman '17, Grace Bugbee '16 and Yared Lacey '18.

Polly Duddy '17 competes in the bocce ball tournament as students, staff and community members watch the action.

Students and community members pose for a photo with President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan after carving pumpkins at the Presidents House.

Russian Global Chef Liliia Shkileva (center) serves Danielle Moyer '18 and Cam Williams '19 her favorite Russian dishes, which she prepared for HWS students in Saga on Wednesday night.

Mayan researcher and author Raymond Senuk talks about the culture and politics of Mayan textiles with Professor of Economics Scott McKinney's Latin American Perspectives course.

As part of the HWS Theatre Department's 2015-2016 Frame/Works series events, Assistant Professor and Chair of Writing and Rhetoric Hannah Dickinson gives a talk titled, Locating rape culture: In the press, on your phone, behind the bleachers. The lecture considered questions raised in the Theatre Department's production of Good Kids.

Students explore the global financial information services sector at an information session led by Markit COO and HWS Trustee Calvin R. Chip Carver Jr. '81. The event was part of the Professionals in Residence series.

Professor of Economics Bill Waller gives a toast to students in his Introduction to Wine class.

HWS students, faculty and staff attend the Geneva Boys and Girls Club Dinner with the organizations director Chris Lavin 81.

HWS Posse students visit the Colleges Fribolin Farm on Wednesday. Hobart and William Smith partnered with Posse in 2012, bringing a cohort of 10 students each year who are chosen for the program based on academic and leadership potential from the Los Angeles area.

Alex Robbins '18, Molly Bell '17, Maggie Everet '16, Kate Boeding '16 gather in the Chaplain's Residence for a weekly Pasta Night. Chaplain Maurice Charles hosts students every Wednesday for conversation, fellowship, and a home-cooked meal.