Hobart and William Smith Colleges

William Persina ’22 (center), of New York, N.Y., is welcomed to Hobart College by Jeffrey B. Hodde ’69, P’91, Associate Vice President of Advancement Jared C. Weeden ’91, Assistant Director of Admissions Max Gorton ’16 and Trustee Dr. Richard L. Wasserman ’70 on the behalf of the Hobart Alumni Association.

Assistant Director of Admissions Christine Moloney '17 looks on as Matthew Kitzman '22, of Draper, Utah, signs the Hobart College matriculation book.

Eva Gurian ’19 visited Ayers Rock in Australia via four-legged transportation.

At Charter Day, Professor Eugen Baer P’95, P’97 received the Hobart Medal of Excellence.

Professor Jack Harris P’02, P’06 greets Yujun Jiang ’18 with a smile and a hug at Commencement.

Jenny Quirindongo ’08, MAT’09 and Rafe Mattingly ‘08 reported their class gift totals made to the Colleges since their last Reunion.

Amelia Smith ’21 and Rylee Wernoch ’21 examined water samples at the Finger Lakes Institute in preparation for their summer research projects.

Fall teams prepared for the season ahead at McCooey and Boswell Fields.

Elise Wyatt ’18 celebrated with friends as she received her acceptance for graduate study in psychology at the University of Surrey in England.

HWS ORAP (Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program) traveled to the Adirondacks for ice climbing.

Emmy Award winning Executive Producer Brad Falchuk '93, L.H.D.'14 consults with Jonathan Atwater ’19 at the L.A. “Behind the Scenes” program sponsored by the Salisbury Center.

No better place to play in the snow than on the Hobart Quad.

Professor Nick Metz and students inside the Doppler-on-Wheels mobile weather station that visited campus.

Elena Parkins ’18 conducted a recital in Froelich Hall as a part of her yearlong Honors project in choral conducting.

Professor Tom Drennen and Margiloff Family Entrepreneurial Fellow Ed Bizari mentor HWS students at the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship in downtown Geneva.

Associate Professor Nicola Minott-Ahl and students discussed Vonnegut’s “Slaughterhouse Five” in their “From Novel to Film” class.