Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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The first night of Orientation 2020 concludes with a fireworks display viewed above the Scandling Campus Center. -
In Coxe Hall, Professor of French and Francophone Studies Catherine Gallouët leads a discussion with students in her First-Year Seminar, Paris, Je T'Aime. -
Members of the Classes of 2024 walk in front of Coxe Hall on their way to lunch on Thursday. -
Students walk down Pulteney Street on Thursday. -
On Thursday, Associate Professor of Geoscience David Kendrick talks with students taking Earth vs. Humans First-Year Seminar from his office in Lansing Hall. -
Liam Dillon 24 and his parents pose for a photo in front of JPR. Roommate Guillermo Castaneda Chang 24 takes the photograph. Both students have joined the Hobart soccer team. -
President Joyce P. Jacobsen welcomes the Classes of 2024. In her remarks, Jacobsen presented a list of themes that underlie a college education, including: bravery, commitment, engagement and humor. In what is now becoming a signature of her welcome to students, she also sang a song parody. This year, it was a version of Allentown by Billy Joel called COVID-town. -
During lunch on the Quad, students introduce themselves to fellow classmates from a safe six feet apart. -
From his Henry House office, Associate Professor of Mens Studies Chip Capraro talks with students in his Golf Course Architecture First-Year Seminar course. The students remained in their residence hall rooms for the initial introduction. -
During Orientation, William Smith students exit the Scandling Campus Center. -
Orientation mentors welcome members of the Classes of 2024 to the Hobart and William Smith community. -
Associate Professor of Classics Leah Himmelhoch offers an overview of her First-Year Seminar, Archaeological Mysteries from her office in Smith Hall. -
Associate Professors of Geoscience Tara Curtin and David Finkelstein welcome Katerina Yacoub 23 back to campus. -
Hobart students enjoy the shade in front of Coxe Hall. -
In Stern Hall, Associate Professor of Anthropology Chris Annear discusses the focus of the First-Year Seminar, Hunger. -
At the Barn, Orientation check-in begins with room key distribution and COVID-19 testing.