Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Matt McNulty ’22 presents his work on anticancer molecules as part of a panel on “Methods of Resistance and Disruption” led by Professor of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee.

Alassandra Bonagura ’22 discusses her work “The Power of Collectivity in the Food Support Sector,” conducted under the direction of Assistant Professor of Sociology Kendralin Freeman.

Master of Science in Management candidate Jack Lesure ’21, MSM’22 fields questions on his work with Amazon’s “Ring” surveillance technology. Work conducted with Associate Professor of Philosophy Karen Frost-Arnold.

Bryce Benham ’22 answers questions on his work on Constitutional interpretation as part of a panel led by Assistant Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt.

Presenting work she conducted under the direction of Professor of International Relations Kevin Dunn, Victoria Karpowicz ’23 discusses “Days to Months: The Story of Hope in the Warsaw Uprising” in the Geneva Room.

Hope Snyder ’22, Star Peña ’22, Emma MacShara ’22, Heidi Aversa ’22 and Sami Foulk ’22 discuss their work on creating “Shared Communities United” with Assets in the Town of Manchester, N.Y. They conducted the work with Professor of Sociology Jack Harris.

Julia Bellamy ’22 presents on “Image Analysis for Detecting Harmful Algae Blooms in the Finger Lakes” in the Sanford Room. Her work was with Associate Professor of Physics Ileana Dumitriu.

Isaiah Hopkinson ’22 presents “Identity over Delivery” as part of a panel on building identities led by Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robinson Murphy in the Sanford Room.

Maegan Manning ’22 discusses her work “Determining Anti-Cancer Potential and Cytotoxicity of Small Compounds” that she did under the direction of Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery.

In the Barron Multimedia Lab, Ali Shaw ’22 explains her work on dual immersion classrooms, conducted with Professor of Education Diana Baker.

Working in the lab of Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens, Chase Bell ’22 investigates microplastics in air, water and sediment samples that he collected in and around Geneva.

During a capstone course, Women's Studies majors and Associate Professor of Women’s Studies Michelle Martin-Baron gather around the statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, who graduated in 1849.

Ednesha Saulsbury '00 and Kim Moore '00 discuss their workbook "Hey Sis, are you Okay?” with students gathered in Bartlett Theatre.

Students from Angelique Szymanek’s “Museum Studies” class visit the Colleges’ archives in the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Tuesday.

In the Vandervort Room, Assistant Professor of History Janette Gayle talks with students and families members during the Accepted Student Open House on Saturday.

Kisean Jones ’25 and Kayla Powers ’24 read books in Spanish to first graders at West Street School for "Topics in Bilingual Education" taught by Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth.