Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Katrina Willis ’18 and Nick Haydon ’18 work on their Honors projects on the first floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Cornell Cooperative Extension Small Farms Specialist Nancy Glazier, Cornell Cooperative Extension Agricultural Educator Caroline Boutard-Hunt, HWS Food Systems Program Manager Sarah Meyer and Cornell Cooperative Extension Agricultural Economic Development Specialist Marie Anselm gather for a photo during the Meat and Greet event in the Vandervort Room.

Robert Padilla ’21 poses at Stanford University’s inaugural First Generation Conference, which included lectures and workshops on cultivating supportive programs for students who are the first in their families to attend college. Padilla was one of six HWS First Generation Initiative students to attend the national summit.

Duinya Syed ’20 poses at the United Nations General Assembly. Syed spoke about women’s issues during the 62nd Commission on the Status of Women as well as led a mentorship program for youth on advocating for women and girls.

Henry Castillo ’20, Adam Farid '20, Joey Teresi ’20, Taner Bennerson ’18, Joseph Okusaga ’20 and Dhiraj Mukkamala ’20 visit Montreal over Spring Break.

Nicole Wright ’19 stops for a photo outside of The Darkroom during a visit to Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida.

Students on Alternative Spring Break gather for a photo with Rural & Migrant Ministry staff members in Long Island, N.Y. Throughout the week, students met with farm workers from South and Central American countries to examine the dynamics between large agribusinesses and rural farm workers.

In Warrenton, N.C., students on Alternative Spring Break gather for a photo at Mariam Boyd Elementary School. During the week, students assisted teachers in their classrooms and tutored youth in math and reading.

Vice President and General Counsel Louis H. Guard ’07 welcomes Geneva community members for the Finger Lakes Workforce Development Board of Directors meeting in the Vandervort Room.

Students enjoy dinner with Visiting Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage (center, left) while on Alternative Spring Break. The group traveled to Mariam Boyd Elementary School in North Carolina to assist teachers in their classrooms in math and reading.

Katherine Klecha ’18 assists students during creative time at Mariam Boyd Elementary School in Warrenton, N.C. Klecha is volunteering at the school as part of Alternative Spring Break.

Sarah Burstein '19 leaps in the air while hiking along the Alps mountain range in Switzerland. Burstein is studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark through a partnership with DIS and the Center for Global Education.

Grace Martel ‘18, Micah Lynch ‘18, Riley D’Alba ‘21, Eleanor Freed '21 and Zach Hoffman '18 gather for a photo during HWS Shabbat.

At a college fair in Shanghai, China, Senior Assistant Director of Admissions Michelle Poulin '15 and Jiaqi Cathy Wang '22 pose for a photo. Wang is an incoming member of the Classes of 2022.

Carly Kelly ’20 and Morgan Hekking ’19 ride a camel in the Sahara desert alongside guides and other students studying in Morocco through the HWS Center for Global Education and the School for International Training.

During Shabbat, President Gregory J. Vincent ’83 speaks about the importance of a diverse spiritual life on campus and expresses gratitude to the Abbe Center, the Office for Spiritual Engagement and assembled students, faculty and community members.