Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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During “Ecology,” Associate Professor of Biology Brad Cosentino talks with Chase Rizzo ’24 about their experiment, utilizing cups as artificial habitat and candy as prey to estimate functional response curves of predators. -
Manny Chacón and Conrad Kelly of Step Afrika dance troupe lead a master class in the Deming Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. -
Dr. Stephen Cohen ’67 speaks to students interested in careers in psychology on Monday in the Sanford Room. -
Fall foliage accents the HWS campus. -
Professor of Sociology Renee Monson leads her first-year seminar “Class Matters,” exploring how social class affects our lives in numerous ways. -
Students enjoy the fall foliage while walking across the Quad. -
At the campus radio station, Kevin Lima ’23 broadcasts his show “Kevin at Seven.” -
Architectural Studies Design Fellow Max Piersol ’16 assists Elle Desjardins ’23 during “Narrative Architecture: Cruising.” After graduating, Piersol earned a master’s in architecture from Cornell University. -
Wil Crane ’24 slips a shot between the Manhattanville goalie’s legs. Crane had a hat trick in Hobart’s 9-2 win over the Valiants. -
As a guest in “Children with Disabilities” with Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly, Carrie Bergeron gathers for a photo after discussing her experiences as someone living with Down syndrome. They each are holding a copy of her book Tommy: The Special Tomato. -
Past Hobart Alumni Association Presidents — Dr. Richard L. Wasserman ’70, James B. Robinson ’96, Dr. Richard S. Solomon’75, P’10; Frank V. Aloise ’87 and Edward R. Cooper ’86, P’16 — gather for a photo during the HWS Board of Trustees meeting. -
Annabel Ziskin ’25 scores William Smith’s first goal of the 2021-22 season. Her first collegiate goal led the Herons to a 6-0 win over Potsdam. -
Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Maggie Werner reads from her new book, Stripped: Reading the Erotic Body in Bartlett Theatre. -
Hobart football players visit students at Happiness House. Due to Covid protocols, they needed to stay outside.
