Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dan Collier, Head of Red & Blue University at Suffolk Construction, welcomes students, President Mark D. Gearan and Visiting Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Erinn Ryen to the company’s headquarters in Boston.

Pitch contest semifinalist David Charles '27 asks for advice from Consultant at Deloitte Matt Nusom '23. Nusom previously won the Pitch contest in 2021.

Senior Analyst at Fidelity Chandni Patel ’20 provides insight to students about the transition from studying in Geneva to working in Boston.

Piper DeLo ’20, Associate, Forward Risk, Forward Global joins John Sipher ’83, Non-Resident Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council and Founder of Spycraft Entertainment as part of a panel discussing Homeland Security careers.

At the Atlantic Council, students meet with William Wechsler P’27, Senior Director of the Rafik Hariri Center & Middle East Programs.

President Mark D. Gearan chats with Associate Professor of Politics DeWayne Lucas and students while touring the United States Capitol Building.

Nicholas Sadoski ’04, Vice President, National Security and Defense, Navigators Global LLC and Matthew Lyttle ’06, Senior Development Officer, SHI International Corp. discuss federal policy and advocacy careers in Washington, D.C.

Students chat with Sales Director-Inbound Sales at HubSpot Jean-Bernard Baptiste '14.

Niima Sellah ’23 speaks to students about the benefits of working at Education First.

Principal Analytical Lead at Google Ben Finkelstein '15 chats with students.

Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth provides feedback to students as they complete observational paintings of a skeleton during “Representational Painting.”

While aboard the William Scandling Research Vessel during “Parched” with Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin, Jubayer Ansary ’29 and Nigel Presume ’29 discuss the pH and total dissolved solids in water sampled from Seneca Lake.

Associate Professor of History Janette Gayle and Alexandra Dickinson ‘27 examine the Mapping Harlem Digital Project, studying settlement patterns and neighborhood formation in Harlem, with a focus on Black self-employed dressmakers from 1900-1920.

Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing Kathryn Cowles chats with Nadir Khan ’27 while leading a found-text art workshop held at Houghton House.

In Stern Hall, Leia Brunt ’26 and Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton discuss Brunt’s research project creating a secure database of accounts from victims and survivors of crime.

Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Carolina Travalia helps students prepare for a mock debate in "Spanish for Conversation and Debate."