Hobart and William Smith Colleges

William Smith ice hockey’s first graduating class along with Head Coach Jaime Totten and Assistant Coach Kate Gallagher were presented the Heron Award by William Smith Athletics Director Deb Steward. The eight seniors and coaches were presented the award in recognition of their commitment to building a legacy for the Herons program.

Hobart Dean Eugen Baer P’95, P’97 gathers with the winners of the Arnold Scholar-Athlete Award during the Block H dinner. The award recognizes the true spirit of the Statesman student-athlete in their sophomore and junior years.

Members of the HWS Sailing Team practice on Seneca Lake.

Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Montrose Streeter and Almamy Conde '18 pose for a photo during the Alpha Awards hosted by the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. Conde was named the HWS chapter's Man of the Year.

Former Hobart College Athletics Director Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99 shakes hands with Harrison Luce '18 during the Block H dinner.

With William Smith Athletics Director Deb Steward, Herons who took top honors at the annual awards banquet gather for a photo in the Vandervort Room.

Nearly 500 Statesmen, coaches and staff members fill Bristol Gym for the 2018 Hobart Block H Awards Dinner on Monday.

Hobart football’s Shane Sweeney ’18, lacrosse’s D. Bennett Moore ’18 and hockey’s Frank Oplinger ’18 were honored with the top department wide awards at the annual Block H dinner.

Associate Professor of Religious Studies Richard Salter ’86, P’15 welcomes students, faculty and staff to the “Finding the (College) Balance” panel during the 10th annual Senior Symposium.

Associate Professor of Physics Ted Allen, Assistant Professor of Psychology Daniel Graham, Associate Professor of Physics Steven Penn, Max Brodheim ’20, AJ McFarlane ’19, Shivam Tewari ’18, James Monaco ’20 and Associate Professor of English Melanie Conroy-Goldman gather during the Albert Holland Physics Lecture Competition.

Max Brodheim ’20, winner of the Physics Department’s 2018 Albert Holland Physics Lecture Competition, delivers his presentation in Eaton Hall. During the competition students are given 15 minutes to explain a significant principle or application of physics. The winner receives $1,000.

In the Sanford Room, Brett Friedberg ‘18 presents his research titled “The Novo Model: A New Way to Commoditize CO2 To Reduce Emissions” as part of the Senior Symposium.

HWS students in the Teacher Education Program gather with area school teachers from their teaching placement assignments during a reception in the Vandervort Room.

Luke Patmon '18 discusses his Senior Symposium presentation titled The Seen yet Unseen Black Male Figure: The Epistemic Position of the African American Male in 21st Century America in the Warren Hunting Smith Library Learning Studio 3.

As part of the Senior Symposium, Yujun Jiang ’18, Megan Shenton ’18, Katherine Storch ’18 and Jennifer Sullivan ’18 present their research on a pilot program for community work study.

Students walk across campus.