Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Lamanna has led paleontological expeditions on every continent and helped uncover previously undiscovered dinosaur species. Here, he stands in the Cretaceous Seaway, an exhibition hall that features gentle giants and fierce predators that lived underwater.

During an in-class activity back on campus, students use play-dough to create bivalves. The activity was led by Ali Shaw '22 and Alyssa Sands '22.

Students visit the museum's invertebrate paleontology collection. Kate Clayton '23 holds a large trilobite, an extinct marine arthropod common in the Paleozoic time.

Students hold a Tyrannosaurus rex tooth.

Students examine the rib of an extinct Mastodon.

Associate Professor of Political Science Paul Passavant plays the trumpet.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Manuel Portillo cheers from his window.

Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens plays the flute on her front steps.

Technical Support Specialist Michael Carroll and his wife Natalee Carroll join the Solidarity at Six effort.

Associate Professor of American Studies Kirin Makker shakes her wind chime.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Africana Studies James McCorkle and Professor of Dance Cynthia Williams on their porch.

Associate Director of Intercultural Affairs Renee Grant and her son Jacob make noise on their porch.

Network and Systems Infrastructure Team Leader Derek Lustig, William Smith Rowing Head Coach Sandra Chu and their daughter Payce Chu-Lustig ring bells. Next door, Anne Buckley P'15 also makes some noise.

The Patel family plays instruments on their porch steps. Biochemistry major Roslyn Patel '20 (second from left) is a volunteer firefighter in the City of Geneva. She is joined by her parents Amita and Babubhai and grandmother Gomatiben.

Sadie Kenyon-Dean and her mother Professor of Political Science Jodi Dean play music at Park Place.

Associate Professor of History Matthew Crow, Assistant Professor of History Sarah Whitten and their daughter Felicity cheer for essential workers.