Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In Trinity Hall, Senior Counselor for Public Affairs at Eric Mower and Associates Adam Croglia 10 talks with students about his career in public affairs as part of the Professionals In Residence series sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education.

Journalist Katie Pavlich discusses the second amendment with students in the Sanford Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library. The event was hosted by the HWS chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom.

Alex Cottrell 20, Meghan Moore 18 and Brigid Keane 20 table on behalf of the America Reads program on Wednesday.

Noam Dahan and Tom Manor, of Tel Aviv University, discuss strategy during the final round of the HWS Round Robin.

Cailey Mastrangelo '19 chats with Taylor Mancini 19 and Lauren Mercier '19 about Relay For Life. The Colleges will host its annual relay on Friday.

Henry Shue, professor of international studies at Oxford University, discusses climate change as part of his talk Climate Surprises: Pivotal Generations and Risk Transfer in the Sanford Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Jules Picuri 19 speaks about relationship violence during the escalation workshop at the LGBTQ+ Resource Center in de Cordova Hall.

Anna Kornbluh, associate professor of English at the University of Illinois at Chicago, speaks about The Social Arts of Building during a lecture in the Fisher Center on Wednesday.

Students participate in a master salsa dancing class in the Hirshson Ballroom.

Coordinator for the Universal Access Project at the United Nations Foundation Kelsey Carroll 14 chats with students about life after HWS during a lunch in the Office of Intercultural Affairs on Thursday.

Students practice networking strategies during an event sponsored in conjunction with the upcoming Multicultural Career and Networking Conference.

Members of HWS Posse 6 gather for a photo on campus. In 2012, HWS entered into a partnership with the Posse Foundation, one of the most successful college access and youth leadership development programs in the country.

Associate Professor of Music at Dickinson College Amy Wlodarski delivers the keynote speech at the German Area Studies symposium in Bartlett Theatre. Titled Curating the Traumatic Past: Music and Memory of the Holocaust, the talk focused on the music composed by concentration camp inmates during the Holocaust.

Sandy Eckhert, master gardener volunteer, speaks to HWS community members about annual plants as part of Green Thumb Thursday in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship.

During a visit back to campus, Amira Abdulkadir '14 talks with Christina Rozario '20 in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Representing Stanford University, Bobbi Leet offers a rebuttal during the HWS Round Robin.