Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Hannah Dickinson (center) and Fisher Center Predoctoral Fellow Kai Heron welcome HWS and Geneva community members to the “International Women's Day Teach-In” event in the Fisher Center on Wednesday.

Russell Rickford, associate professor of history at Cornell University, gives his talk Declaring Blackness Is Easy: Angola and African-American Solidarity in the 1970s in the Sanford Room.

Students perform on the steps of Coxe Hall as part of International Women's Day events on Thursday.

Jamie Kaewwanna '21 shares a story with Professor of Art and Architecture Laura Blanchard, Taner Bennerson '18 and Ren Workman '18 during the So, Where Are You From? Reflections by Asian/Asian American Women event in the Common Room of Scandling Campus Center.

Michael J. Miller ’83, P’09 speaks to students about his work as the president of Microbiology Consultants, a firm that develops solutions for the pharmaceutical, biotech, medical device and other regulated industries.

President of HWS Girl Up Ren Workman '18 offers opening remarks during the So, Where Are You From? Reflections by Asian/Asian American Women event in the Scandling Campus Center. The event was sponsored by HWS Girl Up and the Office of Intercultural Affairs in conjunction with International Women’s Day.

Sun Ying-Ying ’18, Zachary Felder ’18, Carly Kinta ‘18, Elizabeth McCabe ’18 and Ainsley Rhodes '18 work to develop a sustainability plan for the Castle Street Corridor in downtown Geneva as part of their Sustainable Community Development Capstone.

At the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship, students work to develop a sustainability plan for the Castle Street Corridor in downtown Geneva as part of their Sustainable Community Development Capstone.

Katie Burgess ’18 and Madeline Lacey ’19 lead a discussion on Theodor Adorno’s “On Popular Music” during “Cultural Theory and Popular Culture” with Professor of English and Comparative Literature Anna Creadick.

Dawn at Bozzuto Boathouse.

Students speak to Rebecca Perkins ’11 (right), grant manager and project coordinator at EVA Association, during class with Professor of Women’s Studies Betty Bayer in Demarest Hall. At HWS, Perkins double majored in women’s studies and Russian area studies language and culture.

Students in the Advanced Acting Styles” class with Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth gather for a photo after welcoming guest artist Katherine Marino ’12 (back row, third from left) for a two-day partnering workshop. Marino is a company member of PUSH Physical Theatre.

Tebyan Ali ’21, ​Alexis Martinez ’21, ​Yalemwork Teferra ’21, Sarah Starks ’21 and Chloe Brown ’21 walk through campus.

As part of a participatory performance choreographed by Teianna Chenkovich ’18, students dance to live clarinet music in the L. Thomas Melly ’52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Noah Pillsbury ’20 works on a project in a Houghton House studio.

Teianna Chenkovich '18 begins her Honors dance and anthropology performance titled Constructing Play and Performance, in Winn-Seeley gym.