Hobart and William Smith Colleges

As part of the Summer Institute, Associate Professor Ben Ristow leads a writing and rhetoric class in the Geneva Room.

Over coffee, Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery talks with former student Katrin Ayer ’16, who just defended her Ph.D. in plant pathology at Cornell University.

Blueprint Geneva Interns Juniper Asaro-Niederlitz ’22 and Katerina Yacoub ’23 work in the State Street Public Garden, as part of the nonprofit's urban garden initiative.

Taylor Wilkie ’22 volunteers with Geneva Reads. As a Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning intern, Wilkie is focused on literacy initiatives.

As part of the NASA RockSat-C program, Dimosthenis Chrysochoou '22 uses a magnetometer to develop a method to record the pitch of a rocket.

An aerial view of Hobart and William Smith Colleges on the shore of Seneca Lake.

Former U.S. Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen ’69, L.H.D. ’01, Associate Vice President for Advancement Jared Weeden ’91, Associate Director of Employer Development Briana Costello ’15 and U.S. Congressman Alan Lowenthal ’62 begin planning the annual Day on the Hill event that occurs in Washington, D.C. in January.

Ruby Auman ’22, Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D’Angelo, Zoey Wagner ’22, Lauren DeVaney’23 and Konoko Tsubakiyama ’23 pose for photo after working at Crystal Street Public Garden.

Senior Associate Provost Joe Rusinko talks with students during a barbecue held for all students working on campus this summer.

Victoria “Tory” Mileti '22 also interns with the Dove Block Project. Part of the FLX Internship program through the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, Mileti and her cohort have weekly professional development meetings to support their career journeys.

Ryan Willcox ’23 interns with the Dove Block Project in Geneva, N.Y. The restored building will one day house a museum and community art gallery dedicated in honor of Arthur Dove, an impressionist painter and member of the Hobart class of 1903.

Students participate in various tours across campus. Here, a group passes Demarest Hall.

A new sculpture made up of hands sculpted by students in Professor of Art and Architecture A. E. Ted Aub’s “Metal Sculpture” class sits near Medbery Hall.

Associate Vice President for Advancement Jared Weeden ’91 shares a short overview of his work with HWS alums.

Director of Opportunity Programs Renee Grant laughs with Associate Director of HEOP/AOP Edith Wormley as she introduces herself and jokes about her many years at Hobart and William Smith.

Associate Director of Admissions Sue Willard ’99 tells the new students how much she enjoys finally being able to meet them in person.