Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we share some of the best photos from fall 2017. In the photo above, the sun rises over the Hobart and William Smith campus.

As part of a visit to the Boys and Girls Club, President Vincent helps Executive Director Chris Lavin ’81 (left) hand out HWS water bottles to students in the Summer University program.

Associate Dean of Students and Posse Mentor Stacey Pierce, Vice President for Student Affairs Robb Flowers, Chief Operating Officer for Posse National Matt Fasciano, President Vincent and Posse Los Angeles Director Tamara Craver gather for a photo after a meeting at Belhurst Castle.

President Vincent addresses alums and family members during his first “State of the Colleges” address held in the Vandervort Room during Homecoming and Family Weekend 2017.

Adrian Colmenares '18, Hobart Soccer Head Coach Sean Griffin, Anne DeLaney, Emma Carver, President Vincent, Trustee Chip Carver ’81, William Smith Soccer Head Coach Aliceann Wilber P’12 and Evie Manning '18 cut the ribbon on the newly constructed Carver-DeLaney Family Press Box at the John H. Cozzens Jr. ’41 Memorial Field.

President Vincent and Cameron Vincent join members of the Chi Phi Fraternity after they won Fall Nationals.

Justin Podlesak '19 and Chapo greet President Vincent outside the Thomas Poole Family Admissions Center.

President Vincent '83 speaks to students during HWS Impact in the Bartlett Theatre.

Members of the Hobart and William Smith tennis teams and their coaches join with Mark ’86 and Karen Carpenter ’88 Gray P’19, President Vincent and James Atwater P’19 for an official ribbon cutting.

President Vincent feeds an apple to Magoo during the Involvement Expo on the Quad.

President Vincent talks about his vision for the upcoming academic year during Convocation 2017. In his remarks, he said, “We are a campus that stands united in the pursuit of knowledge; that believes in the capacity of art, literature, music theatre and dance to uplift; and that recognizes the power of science and ideas to change the world.”

During “Paws for a Break” on Smith Lawn, students meet President Vincent’s dogs “Scout” and “Rex.”

Following an address given by keynote Savas Abadsidis ’96, the managing editor for Retrograde Communications, Kim Wilson Vincent and President Vincent cut the ribbon of the Colleges' new LGBTQ+ Resource Center in de Cordova Hall. The new Center provides programming, education and outreach initiatives.

President Vincent talks with students in Saga Dining Hall.

President Vincent joins the Residential Education staff and resident assistants for a group photo on the steps of the President’s House after the annual Resident Assistant Welcome Dinner.

Noah Murray '21 (left), Thomas Weiss '19 and Sheila Uria Veliz '21 perform with the HWS String Ensemble in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.