Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Founder and Executive Chairman of Property Management and Real Estate Investment at Krimson, former Trustee James F. Anderton IV ’65 (center) and author Wendy Pearlman gather with members of Sigma Phi.

Senior Vice President of Public Relations at L’Oréal Luxe Kelly McNamara-Thompson '89 speaks with students about her career with one of the world’s most iconic beauty brands.

At the Salisbury Center for Career Services, Dr. Joy H. Glaser ’62, P’89, P’97, GP’19 speaks with students about her career as a distinguished pediatrician, scientist and pioneer in vaccine care.

With more than 30 year working on startups, Alan Worden ’87 speaks about his career path in artificial intelligence and new innovations he is bringing to Nantucket, Mass. He joins “Social Innovation for the Entrepreneur” with Associate Professor of Business Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage.

Michael Tesoro P'27, Karla D'Alleva Valas P'27, Lowell Kronowitz '85 and Robin Herrick Tesoro '96, P'27 ask questions to Pitch finalists after their presentations.

Former Managing Director, Global Law Firm Group at Citi Private Bank, Naz Vahid-Ahdieh ‘85 P’17, who served as Executive in Residence, provides feedback to students in the Business Management and Entrepreneurship capstone.

Hobart and William Smith’s alumni network is ranked No. 10 in the nation. This gallery features just some of our graduates who have recently returned to campus. Here, Dr. Chris Beyrer ’81, Sc.D ’22, director of the Duke Global Health Institute and one of the world’s leading epidemiologists, talks with students at the President’s House.

Provost and Dean of Faculty Sarah Kirk stands with Director of Research and Head of the Research and Statistics Group at the New York Fed Kartik Athreya, Former Trustee James F. Anderton IV ’65, and Professor of Economics Feisal Khan after the Anderton Economic Policy Symposium.

Founder of 10Square Mitchell Schear ’80 joins a “Leadership Theory” course to talk about his career path.

Heather Bonner ’88 and Sean Bonner ’88, founders of the non-profit Mission 34, gather with student-athletes following their discussion on mental health.

In San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhoods, students gather for a photo outside The Museo Histórico Nacional.

While studying abroad along the Rhine River — from the Swiss Alps to Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany — Assistant Professor of Media and Society Jiangtao Harry Gu ’13 shows students a sedimentary rock at the foot of the Jungfrau, helping to explain the region's geological history.

In the Racha region of Georgia, students visit the city of Ambrolauri and learn about winemaking while doing a tasting.

In Museo de Bellas Artes, Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Angelique Szymanek speaks about the history of collecting artwork. During the trip, students explored how Buenos Aires expresses Argentine identity through its art, architecture, music, food and cultural traditions.

While visiting the tourism center in Kutaisi, Georgia, students learn about the latest developments and initiatives of the city.