Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Mia Morrison '19 slips past a defender during William Smith's 64-51 win over Hamilton College.

Jamal Lucas '19 drives to the basket during Hobart's 84-79 win over Rowan University.

During the Day on the Hill program, Meredith Trainor ’05, executive director of the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council; Cole Judge ’05, director of research with the International Downtown Association; Caroline Spruill ’12, senior communications strategist at The Nature Conservancy; and Annabel Cryan ’16, a fellow at the Environmental Protection Agency, speak with students about careers in sustainable development.

On San Salvador Island, students pose for a photo as part of the course Carbonates Ancient and Modern – The Bahamas, which is taught by Professor of Geoscience and Vice President for Academic and Faculty Affairs and Senior Dean of Faculty Nan Crystal Arens and Associate Professor of Geoscience Diana Boyer from Winthrop University.

Legislative Assistant Denzel Singletary ’13 and General Counsel Keith Castaldo ’04, both from the U.S. Senate, Offices of Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, and Legislative Correspondent Kevin Gannon ’13 in the U.S. House of Representatives talk to students about working on the Hill.

In Russia, students studying abroad over winter break gather in front of the Tsar Bell at the Kremlin in Moscow. The trip was led by Associate Professor of Russian Area Studies David Galloway.

Jonathan Tuttle '18, Joshua Andrews '20, Frank Newman '19 and Dylan Doeblin '18 pose for a photo outside of Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory.

Theodore Nappo '18 explores the Hermitage Museum in the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Piper DeLo '20 and Sierramarie Fitzgerald '19 pose for a photo in front of the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

An illuminated street nearby the Red Square in Moscow, Russia

Natalie Bishop '17, Wes Traub '14 and Ali Burrows '15 pose for a photo after an impromptu meeting at Breckenridge Ski Resort in Colorado.

CEO and Chair of Fidelity Investments Abigail Johnson '84 (center) gathers with HWS students, Professor of Economics Thomas Drennen and staff participating in the inaugural Boston Finance Experience.

Representing Boston Private, Senior Vice President Jeremy Parker '97 and Assistant Vice President and Project Manager Meredith Levenson '10 warm students up with an icebreaker activity volleying a soccer ball.

In Chile, students and faculty gather for a photo at the summit of Cerro Mayo. For three weeks, students engaged in astronomical observations, literary discussions and cultural activities in La Serena.

Students on the HWS Chile trip tour Isla Damas by boat. The interdisciplinary course Stargazers and Dreamers in Chile: Literature and Astronomy was co-led by Associate Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb and Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth, who was accompanied by her daughter.

A view of the Andes Mountains taken during the winter break trip to Chile.