Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students refuel at the Marty's Meats food truck during Reading Days.

After being recognized as the HWS Community Partner of the Year, staff from Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes join members of the Office of Title IX Programs & Compliance.

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis presents Ren Workman ’18 with an award as the HWS Civically Engaged Student of the Year. Workman’s service includes participation in the HWS Greens Growing Project and the Finger Lakes Culinary Bounty.

Mikayla Meyer’s ’20 dog “Poppy” poses in the petunias in front of Coxe Hall.

Seniors fill a tent on Stern Lawn during the Finger Lakes Tasting Tour during Senior Week.

Seniors play a game of giant Jenga on Wednesday.

After trying on their Commencement regalia, graduating seniors gather for a photo outside of the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Erika Ireland '18 (left) shakes hands with Assistant Director of Leadership Program Kaylyn O'Brien '12 after receiving her HWS Leads certificate during a ceremony in the Seneca Room. They are joined by Centennial Center Associate Director Amy Forbes and Margiloff Family Entrepreneurial Fellow Ed Bizari.

Director of the Office of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina (left) talks with Niame Traore '18 about her project Black Women Lead during the HWS Leads Leadership Showcase in the Centennial Center.

Students gather on the patio in front of the Scandling Campus Center.

Members of the HWS Leads program gather outside of the Seneca Room before the end of the year barbecue.

Interim Provost DeWayne Lucas recognizes Associate Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton as the Civically Engaged Faculty Member of the Year during the Community Engaged Scholarship Forum.

During the Community Engaged Scholarship Forum, Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers presents Brandy Vargas ’19 with an award in recognition of her volunteer work. Vargas works at Lochland School, assisting residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and as a tutor with the America Reads program.

Students study on the Quad during reading days.

Mary Herlihy Gearan L.H.D. '17, P’21 thanks the Classes of 2018 for making HWS and Geneva a better place. “Cherish your HWS friendships. They will make you stronger. You’ll need them and they will need you,” she added.

Students present a sustainability plan for the Castle Creek area of Geneva as part of their Sustainable Community Development Capstone in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship.