Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Abby Frederick 20 earned Honors for her creative writing, Ivory, Ink, and Onionskin: Lyric Essays advised by Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Geoffrey Babbitt.

Josh Pugliese '20 and Anna Leffer '20 pose for a photo in the Finger Lakes Institute lab. Leffer earned honors for her project Variation in Exploratory Behavior of Red-backed Salamanders from the Finger Lakes National Forest (FLNF) advised by Professor of Biology David Droney.

Gabriel Pietrorazio '20 attends the Excellence in Journalism Conference in San Antonio, Texas. Pietrorazio earned Honors for his project Prisons of Prisons in Upstate New York advised by Assistant Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt.

Lawson MacDougall '20 joins a group of regular volunteers with the Geneva Community Lunch Program. MacDougall earned Honors with his project An Assessment of Canadas Position in a Global Economy advised by Associate Professor of Political Science Vikash Yadav.

Rizky Kafrawi 20 received Honors for his research Investigating the Interplay between Chloroplast and Mitochondrial Genomes in Asclepiadoideae (Apocynaceae) advised by Assistant Professor of Biology Shannon Straub.

Bridgid Keane '20, Whit Swanson '20 and Cait Peglow '20 prepare for an anthropology exam in the library. Swanson earned Honors with her project Exploring Animal Frontiers: Space, Place, and Culture advised by Associate Professor of Anthropology Brenda Maiale.

19-0077, Class Presidents, Gearen Center, MMazzarella, student government, Carling Landeche, William Koepp, Valerie Cuellar, Isabel Urquiza, Gib Shea, Tanner Arnold, Gabriela Nieves, group photo

Brandy Vargas '20

Grant Emerson '20 earned Honors with his research Identity and the Foreign Policy Decision-Making Process: Analyzing U.S. Foreign Policy in Cuba from 1959 to 1963 advised by Professor of Political Science Kevin Dunn.

Alessandra Bryan 20 earned Honors for her project Effects of Urbanization on the Evolution of Coat Color in Eastern Gray Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) advised by Associate Professor of Biology Bradley Cosentino.

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.