Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Elizabeth Fajardo 20 received Honors for her work, Roman Red Sea Trade: An Analysis of Trade in the First and Second Centuries C. E. advised by Associate Professor of Classics James Capreedy.

Ryan Klimkewicz 20 earned Honors for his research, An Inquiry of Quality In The Age Of Streaming: Exploring Semantic Dimensions and the Erosion of Quality in the Age of Streaming advised by Associate Professor of Music Mark Olivieri.

Joshua Andrews '20 (right) visits North Street Elementary School to share photos from his study abroad trip to Chile. Andrews' Honors research is titled, Remote Sensing through the Use of Consumer Drones: Harmful Algae Blooms in the Finger Lakes Region of New York State, advised by Associate Professor of Physics Ileana Dumitriu.

Jasper White 20 graduated with Honors for his research, Portable Hydroelectric: Generating Energy in Remote Locations. Here, he stands with his advisor Associate Professor of Physics Ileana Dumitriu.

Yamileth Cedeno 20 discusses her Honors research with advisor Assistant Professor of Womens Studies Michelle Martin-Baron. Cedeno's work is titled, The Black Body & Reproductive Trauma.

Mike Goulart 20, a member of the Hobart soccer team, earned honors for his work Political Institutions, Corruption, and their Economic Implications: An Institutional Analysis of Brazil advised by Associate Professor of Political Science Vikash Yadav.

Kate Foley 20 discusses summer research with Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Cushman '98, who also served as her Honors advisor. Foley's Honors research is titled, Competition for Food Resources between the Native Lake Sturgeon and Invasive Round Goby.

As a summer research assistant Margaret Gretty Hollister 20 led tours of the Smith Opera House. Advised by Associate Professor of Theatre Christopher Hatch, Hollister earned Honors for her research From Marivaux to Modern Theatre: Translating an 18th Century Play for a 21st Century Audience. Her translation was performed in a spring production at McDonald Theatre.

Brianna Hurysz 20 (left) participated in summer research at Cornell Universitys New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in 2017. She earned Honors for her research, Assessing Anti-cancer Potential and Mechanism of Action of Novel Staurosporine Analogs advised by Associate Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery.

Max Brodheim 20, who conducted research at Cerro Tololo Interamerican Observatory in Chile, earned Honors for his project Masses and Radii of MML 48: A New Pre-Main Sequence Eclipsing Binary advised by Associate Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb.

Nagina Ahmadi '20, Gabby Fraser '20, Duinya Syed '20, and Davida Eyam-Ozung '20

Brandy Vargas '20

Daniel Pedemonte '20 and Val Cuellar '20

Khanh Le 20 earned Honors with her project Examining the Reliability and Validity of Interpersonal Acceptance - Rejection Theory (IPARTheory) in Vietnamese Adolescents advised by Associate Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown.