Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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A hot air balloon rises over the Quad during Orientation 2019. -
Associate Professor of Philosophy Greg Frost-Arnold leads a discussion with his students on the first day of class. -
Opening the Convocation ceremony, students carry more than 100 flags across Stern Lawn to represent the nations of origin of current students, staff or faculty members, or where students and faculty are studying abroad. -
Orientation Mentors perform a choreographed dance to I'm Glad You Came by The Wanted during the Variety Show at the Smith Opera House. -
Students partner with the local NAACP chapter to distribute school supplies to students in the Geneva City School District. -
President Joyce P. Jacobsen welcomes the Colleges community for the official start of the 2019-20 academic year on Stern Lawn. -
Associate Professor of Sociology James Sutton and Ara McCorkle '20 discuss her Honors project on turning points and identities of individuals who are involved in deviance. -
Orientation Mentor Ben Rudnick '22 helps Ryan Catlin '23 and Owen Killy '23 register for classes. -
Associate Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History Matt Lamanna 97 delivers the keynote address at Convocation. -
On the first day of classes, Associate Professor of English Rob Carson teaches Shakespeare in the Blackwell Room. -
Elijah Rutledge 19 worked with AmeriCorps NCCC before matriculating to the Colleges. -
Elizabeth Anderson '19 (left) gathers with friends and fellow volunteers for Guiding Eyes for the Blind. Through AmeriCorps, she will work with the Legal Assistance of Western New York in Geneva. -
Aidan Ely '18 works for Legal Assistance of N.Y. -
With her classmates, Maeve Creagan 19 (back right) visits with seniors. Creagan will work as a scholar coach focusing on reading at Highland Park High School in Chicago. Helen Wagner Maggitti '19 (middle) also accepted a position with AmeriCorps as a Climate Fellow at CivicSpark. -
Katherine Valicenti 19 volunteers at the HWS Majors Fair. As an AmeriCorps volunteer, she will work at Headwater Alliance in Colorado. -
This photo series features HWS most recent alums who have been accepted into AmeriCorps and its programs. Above, Sarah Banta '19 (right) and her classmates package food during Day of Service. She recently began her service at AmeriCorps VISTA in Tucson, Arizona.