Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students completing summer research, Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman ’98 and Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman gather outside of Lansing Hall on Friday. The weekly Donut Friday gathering is hosted by faculty in the natural sciences.

Students enjoy lunch on the Quad.

Environmental Studies Summer Youth Institute participants visit one of the HWS Solar Farms with Professor of Economics and Chair of the Environmental Studies Department and Entrepreneurial Studies Program Thomas Drennen.

Students participating in the Environmental Studies Summer Youth Institute learn about community supported agriculture with Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Beth Kinne and Food Systems Program Manager Sarah Meyer on Tuesday.

Students in the Ecuador study abroad program prepare to go zip-lining.

Tyler Fuller '18 (right) takes part in Rural Immersion Week at Lewis County General Hospital. Fuller is a medical student at SUNY Upstate Medical University.

Associate Director of Admissions Suzanne Willard '99 visits JoAnna Shaw '22 in her hometown of Boothbay, Maine.

Morgan Hamre ’20 poses outside of Citibank in New York City where she is interning as an ICG Technology Analyst this summer.

Samia Mashori ’22 poses with a child in Pakistan. She is interning at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Policy Planning and Public Diplomacy division in Islamabad.

During a study abroad program in Berlin, Germany, students present their final project in which they built a temporary structure around a site of cultural significance. The program was led by Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Alyssa Kaplan and Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D’Angelo.

Students studying in Germany pose where the Berlin Wall once stood.

Al Sarker '20, Mary Healy '20, Elise Donovan '22 and Brandon Harding '20 stop for a break while hiking the Darjeeling hills in India. The study abroad program was led by Associate Professor of Political Science Stacey Philbrick Yadav and Associate Professor of Political Science Vikash Yadav.

Students studying abroad in India enjoy tea at the Makaibari Tea Estates.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen watches students perform a test of the robots they built during the Geneva Robotics Camp. The week-long program, led by William Smith Rowing Head Coach Sandra Chu and Network and Systems Infrastructure Team Leader Derek Lustig, was offered to elementary school students.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen chats with a participant during the Geneva Robotics Camp.

Lily Walker '22 works in Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller's lab.