Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Michael Richardson P'17, executive vice president of sales and marketing for REIS, gives a presentation for students interested in the commercial real estate industry as part of the Professionals in Residence Speaker Series sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education.

Charlie Carter, professor of biochemistry and biophysics at UNC-Chapel Hill, gives a lecture titled Structural Biology and Lifes Choreography in the Sanford Room. Carter outlined how x-rays are used to determine molecular structures from crystals.

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.

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.

Associate Dean of William Smith College Lisa Kaenzig speaks to first-year students in the Vandervort Room during an academic planning event.

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.

Jeff Rizza '16, MAT '17 meets with the Centennial Center for Leadership's Leader in Residence Lisa Miller Goldman '72.

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.

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.

As part of the Aquatic Seminar Series, Chris Pennuto of Buffalo State University delivers his lecture, Fish Invasions: A Story of Goby Woes and Stream Ecosystem Resiliency, at the Finger Lakes Institute.

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.

Members of the Colleges Chorale, led by Professor of Music Bob Cowles, perform during the Colleges Chorale and Cantori Madrigal Dinner to benefit Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes.

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis first-year Sustainable Living and Learning Community gather in Rees Hall for a screening of the film, The True Cost, a documentary that explores the impact of fashion on people and the planet.

Professor of Music Bob Cowles addresses the crowd in the Vandervort Room during the Colleges Chorale and Cantori Madrigal Dinner to benefit Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes. Safe Harbors provides services for individuals who have experienced sexual assault, sexual abuse and interpersonal violence.

Members of the Colleges Chorale and the Colleges Brass Ensemble, led by Professor of Music Bob Cowles, perform in the Vandervort Room as guests enjoy an evening of music and great food during the benefit program for Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes.

Samantha Morris 19, Julia Schwartz 19 and Samuel Butterfield '19 present their work from their first-year seminar, Face to Face (Interrogating Race), taught by Assistant Professor of Africana Studies James McCorkle 76.