Hobart and William Smith Colleges

As an AmeriCorps volunteer in the city of Rochester, Hilda Agyekum 18 is mobilizing resources and creating solutions to increase the quality of life for underserved communities.

Dylan Doeblin '18 just completed a year with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps.

Daria Stacy 19 (standing) volunteers with HWS Sustainability. She will serve as an Outdoor Adventure Program member with the Midcoast Conservancy.

Jacqueline Bange '19 will work with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Rochester as part of Rochester Youth Year.

Sadeek Walker '18 serves students in Wilmington, Del., as a tutor.

Alexandra Robbins-Jackson '18 serves students in Geneva, N.Y. through her role as a community conflict mediator at North Street Elementary School.

Lauren Workman '18 and Swellar Zhuo 19 fold clothes during an HWS Day of Service. Workman is program coordinator at Budget Buddies in Chelmsford, Mass, while Zhuo works for Rochester Youth Year.

Samantha Sammy Ruthazer '18 is a City Year tutor for students who are struggling academically, socially and with attendance in Boston, Mass.

Kevin Collado 18 is combating food security in the City of Geneva as the first AmeriCorps Volunteer in Service to America (VISTA) dedicated to the issue in Geneva.

Ethan Leon '19, Ainsley Rhodes '19 and Grace Hammett '20 create an instructional booklet on how to modify clothing for fit, personalization and function with Associate Professor of American Studies Kirin Makker.

Professor of Dance Donna Davenport leads a workshop with members of the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva as part of their visit to campus.

The newest members of the Hobart and William Smith faculty pose on the steps of Scandling Campus Center. (Back row): Chris Pike (Russian Area Studies), Ed Quish (Political Science), Brian Clark (Anthropology), Jerome Dent (Africana Studies), Jacob Powell '14 (Economics); (Front-row) Drury Mackenzie '03 (Entrepreneurial Studies), Stephanie Anglin (Psychology), Chris Fietkiewicz (Computer Science), Lee Sooyoung (Economics) and Suriati Abas (Education).

Courtney Page '22 and Lingo, her Guiding Eyes dog in training, sit on the Quad. Page and Lingo will be living in the Guiding Eyes for the Blind theme house this fall.

Lucile Mallard L.H.D.15, president of the Geneva, N.Y. chapter of the NAACP and resource coordinator for the Canandaigua City Court system, President Joyce P. Jacobsen and Caroline Wenzel Chapman '05, director of communications for Canandaigua City School District, discuss the Leading the Way luncheon to be held in October.

The sun rises over campus.

As part of the Centennial Centers Summer Sandbox idea accelerator program, Reed Tansill '20 and Andrew Dellicicchi '20 present Baytender, an on-the-water food and beverage delivery service.