Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students, faculty and staff enjoy lunch from the Pizza Posto food truck on the Scandling Campus Center Patio. The business is owned by Stu Lieblein ’90 Pitch Contest winner Sam Solomon ’17.

Students participating in the HWS Summer Sandbox Idea Accelerator program break into small group sessions in Coxe Hall.

Wren Andrews ‘21, Teya Lucyshyn ‘19, William Green ‘83, CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of East Aurora Gary Schutrum and Jason Rose ‘22 pose for a photo during the Green Family Scholars reception in East Aurora, N.Y.

Geneva 2020 program coordinator Amy Jackson Sellers offers remarks during a meeting in the Vandervort Room.

Tied for first place in the Landscape category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Kate Homet's 18 mountaintop sunset outside of Rjukan, Norway.

Tied for first place in the Landscape category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Elizabeth Anderson '18 climbed 16,300 feet above sea level for this shot from the top of Rainbow Mountain.

Winner of the Architecture category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Taylor Gorycki '18 captures a sunset at Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Vicuna, Chile.

Winner of the Street Photography category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Elise Wyatt '18 snaps a convergence of culture in London, England.

Winner of the People's Choice category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Lauren Downes '20s photo of a traditional gypsy flamenco dance in the caves of Granada, Spain.

Winner of the Black and White category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Soren Anders-Macleod '18 takes a photo of shark finning in Puerto Lopez, Ecuador.

Winner of the Portrait category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Maddie MacDowell '18 captures a smiling woman in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Winner of the Best In Show category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Nagina Ahmadi 20 photographs the beauty of the Baños de Doña María de Padilla in La Alcazar in Seville.

Through the NEPARS Research Experiences for Undergraduates program, students onboard the William Scandling observe lake measurements taken from Seneca Lake.

The University at Albany Assistant Professor of Atmospheric Science Brian Tang gives a talk on atmospheric science as part of the NEPARS Research Experiences for Undergraduates program.

Students participating in the NEPARS Research Experiences for Undergraduates program attend a class led by Director of the Centennial Center Amy Forbes. The class is the first session in a series of leadership training workshops.

Recent HWS geoscience graduates Samuel Bartlett 18 and Peyton Capute 18 lead a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) workshop as part of the NEPARS Research Experiences for Undergraduates program. Bartlett will attend the graduate meteorology program at Plymouth State University in the fall. Capute is currently working as a research assistant with the HWS Geoscience Department.