Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In Comstock Hall, Al Smith '19 talks to an alum about the Reunion Weekend schedule.

During the Encore Reunion Welcome, classmates Barbara Bryant Snow '63 and Anne Swift Nietert '63, who were involved in Little Theatre, find themselves in the 1963 edition of Echo and Pine.

Reunion student ambassadors and Director of Advancement Communications Margaret Popper look through a yearbook with Barbara Bryant Snow '63 during the Encore Reunion Welcome in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Justas Valciukas ’19 will complete an internship this summer with AEG in Vietnam, where he will teach English and coach basketball.

Through the Bickley Family Endowed International Internship Fund, Monika von Brauchitsch '18 will work for the media and technology firm IPG Mediabrands in Singapore.

Having won both the snowboard slalom and the giant slalom at the Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA) National Championship, Myles Silverman ’19 is set to compete in the World University Games in Krasnoyarsk, Russia in 2019. This summer, Silverman is interning for Merrill Lynch while he continues to train, aiming to qualify for a seat on the U.S. Olympic Team for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China.

Made possible through funding from the Tanaka Ikueikai Educational Trust, Jackie Matos '19 will intern in Mumbai, India, at an educational non-profit and enroll in an integrated acedemic seminar.

Through the Guaranteed Summer Internship Program, John Mainella ’19 will travel to Tel Aviv, Israel to intern as an athletic trainer with World Lacrosse Athletics.

The 2018 William Smith Commencement Class Speaker, Quinn Cullum '18 will head to New York City this summer to begin her career in financial services at IHS Markit as an associate finance analyst.

Hilda Agyekum ’18 will work in Rochester, N.Y., as a member of AmeriCorps' Youth Corps.

Emily Robinson '18 and Bingqing Zhou '18 have been inducted into the Japanese National Honor Society - College Chapter (JNHS-CC), which recognizes academic excellence in the study of the Japanese language.​

A recipient of the prestigious U.S. Fulbright Student Award, Lauren St. Peter ’18 will travel to Taiwan this summer to begin her one-year tenure as an English Teaching Assistant on behalf of the U.S. Department of State.

Joining the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic this fall, Carl Weiss ’17 will assist school officials, volunteers and project partners in improving classroom curriculum and student reading skills as a Spanish literacy promoter.

As a member of AmeriCorps, Aidan Ely ’18 will work at the Boys and Girls Club of Rochester (N.Y.) .

This summer, Elizabeth Weingast '18, a finalist in the 2016 Stu Lieblein '90 Pitch Contest, will begin working for J.P. Morgan as an investment banking analyst.

Cashel McCarthy '18 will travel to Mongolia as a Public Health Volunteer with the Peace Corps.