Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In recognition of completing her eight-week internship in Paris, Charles H. Salisbury Summer International Internship recipient Erika Ireland 19 receives a certificate from Deputy Senior Commercial Officer for the U.S Commercial Service John Howell.

Members of the Hobart soccer team gather for a photo in Porto. While in Portugal, the Statesmen held youth soccer clinics, played four scrimmages against local clubs and attend a Primeira Liga match.

At the Ontario County Landfill, members of the 2018 Environmental Studies Summer Youth Institute observe the process by which garbage travels from the processing plant to the landfill.

As part of the Environmental Studies Summer Youth Institute (ESSYI), Professor of Education and Executive Director of the ESSYI Jim MaKinster leads an introductory class for the participating high school juniors and seniors. The HWS program celebrates its 26th season this summer.

Professor of Education and Executive Director of the Environmental Studies Summer Youth Institute Jim MaKinster and participants gather for a group photo at the Zurich Bog in Arcadia, N.Y.

Associate Professors of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Caroline Travalia and May Farnsworth lead a Spanish class for local pre-school students at the Geneva Public Library on Tuesday.

Merritt Hall, home to the HWS Department of Education, sits on South Main Street.

HWS students reach the summit of Cadair Idris.

Students gather for a photo at the base of Cadair Idris mountain in Gwynedd, Wales.

At sunset, Patrick Gray '19 hikes Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales.

A panoramic view from the top of Cadair Idris.

Sitting on rock on the Tryfan mountain in Wales, students enjoy the view.

During their journey, students pose for a photo.

Patrick Gray '19 roasts a marshmallow while hiking.

The sun sets over Tryfan mountain.

After a long day of hiking, the group gathers at the summit of Snowdon mountain.