Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students wait to cross the street in Times Square.

During the Behind the Scenes career event in New York City, correspondent at MTV Josh Horowitz '98 speaks to students about his career trajectory.

MTV Correspondent at Josh Horowitz '98 gives students a tour of the set of his Comedy Central podcast After Hours.

Mason Barron '15, Lucy Carr '17 and Anna Worcester '18 talk about day-to-day life at Merkley + Partners, an advertising agency in New York City.

HWS students visit Facebook headquarters in New York City as part of the Behind the Scenes Media Experience during winter break. The group was led by Associate Professor of Media and Society Lisa Patti and Assistant Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt.

In St. Petersburg, Fla., Andy Lickly '84, Bill Branch '84, Bill Cherry '84, Gary Schick '84 and Kurt Alletzhauser '83 gather for their annual reunion with hats from Tbilisi, Georgia. Cherry, who runs operations for CARE International's humanitarian response in Syria, picked up the hats during his travels.

At Showtime, Timothy DeLaney '80, senior vice president of network operations, answers questions about his career in the media and entertainment industry.

Students get an inside look at an editing bay at Showtime.

Senior Director of Influencer Strategy Brian DiFeo '00 discusses careers in public relations during a visit to MWWPR.

At CNN, Account Executive Brianna Burtman '08 speaks about strategies for landing internships at news organizations.

Assistant Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning Ingrid Keenan, Quinn Cullum '18, Lucia Cardone '16 and Professor of Art and Architecture Lara Blanchard walk in the Women's March in Seneca Falls, N.Y., the birthplace of the Women's Rights Movement.

HWS students march with the Geneva Women's Assembly in Seneca Falls, N.Y.

Bill Burns from the Family of Promise of Ontario County speaks to HWS students and community members about homelessness in Ontario County and volunteer opportunities. The event was organized by the Center for Civic Engagement and Service Learning.

Gavin Gross ’19 plays Wii bowling with a community member at Seneca Lake Terrace.

At North Street School, Daniel Juarez '15 collaborates with Katherine Alvarez, a Spanish language teacher, on a poster celebrating the city's dual immersion language program. Juarez is a substitute teacher who helped illustrate the poster.

Members of the HWS Guiding Eyes club, Elizabeth Anderson ’19, April Moffett '21 and CJ Sturges '20 train their dogs Nadine, Odyssey and Nils. Through the Guiding Eyes organization, students help raise dogs to lead blind and visually impaired people.