Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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A tradition inspired by William Smith’s founder, seniors break ground during a tree planting on William Smith Hill. -
Hobart Assistant Dean David Mapstone ’93, P’21 thanks graduating seniors after being inducted as an Honorary member of the Hobart Class of 2018. -
Graduating seniors pose for a photo on the dock of the Bozzuto Boathouse. -
Members of the Chi Phi fraternity pose on the dock of the Bozzuto Boathouse. -
As a symbol of their time at HWS, James Fleming ’18 and George Pye ’18 are presented with replicas of the paddle used by legendary Seneca warrior Agayentah. -
An aerial view of the Hobart Launch celebration. -
Beauchamp Zirnkilton ’18 and Andrew Seski ’18 dip their oars in Seneca Lake, a celebrated tradition of Hobart’s heritage expressing the promise of a reciprocal lifelong bond between graduates and their alma mater. -
At rehearsal, Jessie Singleton ’19 practices receiving his diploma from President Patrick McGuire L.H.D. ’12. -
Students process into the Gearan Center for the William Smith Alumnae Senior Welcome and Toast. -
Melissa Tyler ’18 shakes hands with Interim President Patrick McGuire L.H.D. ’12 during rehearsal on the Quad. -
Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey, Interim President Patrick A. McGuire ’12, Assistant Vice President and Dean of Campus Operations Stacey Pierce and members of Posse Los Angeles join members of the second HWS Posse class following the recognition ceremony on Saturday. -
Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. ’12 speaks to the graduating Classes of 2018 during rehearsal for Commencement. -
Associate Vice President for Advancement and Alumnae Relations Kathy Killius Regan ’83, P’13 opens the Senior Welcome held in the L. Thomas Melly ’52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. -
Sodexo employee Shirley Hanson receives a proclamation identifying her as an honorary member of the Class of 2018. -
William Smith seniors raise their glasses during the William Smith Alumnae Senior Welcome and Toast in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. -
“You are graduating at an incredible time in history and particularly in the lives of women. It is this unique class that is standing together for so many important causes. When you graduate, take your unbridled enthusiasm and curiosity with you,” said Sandy Scherzer Gross ’85, P’18, founder and managing partner of Pinetum Partners.