Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Joshua Hylkema '21 leads a campus tour for high school juniors.

Dancers from the Arc of Monroe in Rochester, N.Y., perform in Deming Theatre at the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Arts Experience.

Jerah Siegal '21 presents Biodome, a self-sustaining greenhouse that can be built on small spaces such as rooftops, during the National Science Foundation I-Corps Short Course Program. The two-week Customer Discovery workshop is designed to accelerate early-stage ideas toward business and entity creation.

Teya Lucyshyn '19 has been selected to join the Peace Corps. The biology and educational studies double major will head to Ukraine this summer to serve as a community youth worker.

Associate Professor of Political Science Stacey Philbrick Yadav discusses ethnographic and interpretive approaches in political science in Qualitative and Interpretive Research Methods.

Marilla Gonzalez, founder and owner of Waste Not, meets with Visiting Professor Craig Talmage's entrepreneurial capstone students for a project update at the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship. Gonzalez hopes to open her health food and commerce store on Exchange Street in Geneva, N.Y., this summer.

Margiloff Family Entrepreneurial Fellow Ed Bizari guest lectures about angel investors in Visiting Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage's capstone seminar at the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship.

Theater professor Heather May performs Rearranging the Furniture, a solo act about dealing with the process of losing her sight and how to make the theater industry, specifically directing, more accessible especially for those that are visually impaired. The audience wore blindfolds for most of the performance.

Students perform chemical analyses on dyes extracted from foods in the Quantitative Chemical Analysis class with Professor of Chemistry Walter Bowyer (back right).

Alums and students gather in a Stern Hall classroom for the Graduate/Professional School panel discussion as part of the Multicultural Networking and Career Conference.

Members of the William Smith Alpine team gather for a photo at the U.S. Collegiate Alpine Nationals in Jackson Hole, Wyo. The William Smith team placed 11th out of 21 teams.

Alyssa Mt. Pleasant, assistant professor of transnational studies at the University of Buffalo, gives a presentation on historical roadside markers in Haudenosaunee homelands as part of the Art and Architecture Lecture Series.

A view of the Quad from above St. John's Chapel.

Jon Atwater '19 volleys during Hobart's match versus Case Western Reserve University.

Lindsey Crowell ’22 competes in the U.S. Collegiate Alpine Nationals. She placed sixth in the individual Slalom competition.

Reinaldo Llano '99, data analyst and digital marketing specialist at BISCI, conducts a networking skills session as part of the Multicultural Networking and Career Conference.