Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kim Wilson Vincent talks to students about her professional experience as a lawyer during a Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) meeting. PLEN is a national organization that encourages and prepares young women to become political leaders.

Flags line the sidewalks on campus as part of the Red Flag Campaign to raise awareness about domestic violence. The event was sponsored by the Office of Title IX Programs and Compliance.

Alex Azzam '18 listens as experimental essayist Thalia Field delivers a reading of her most recent book, Experimental Animals​, in Hirshson Ballroom on Thursday. The event was sponsored by the Trias Residency for Writers​.

Jordan Levi '20 and Allie Low '21 study on the first floor of Stern Hall.

Members of the Public Leadership Education Network listen to Kim Wilson Vincent discuss her law career. Vincent served as an attorney in private practice and as a pro bono attorney. She also served as a board member at the Capital Area AIDS Legal Project in Austin, Texas.

Students walk by the statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell on their way to class on Thursday. Blackwell graduated from the former Hobart College in 1847 and became the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States.

Justin Podlesak '19 and Chapo greet President Gregory J. Vincent '83 outside the Thomas Poole Family Admissions Center.

Students gather at the Chaplain's residence for conversation, fellowship and a home-cooked meal during Pasta Night.

Carly Fischer '21 asks Rachel Henderson ’06, communications manager for Nothing But Nets at the United Nations Foundation, questions about careers in communications and virtual reality storytelling.

Clifford Chan, former director of Volunteers in Asia and the spouse of Chaplain Maurice Charles, enjoys Pasta Night with students at the Chaplain's residence.

Artist Rob Swainston discusses the artistic process of printmaking with students after setting up his printstallation outside the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center.

Arabic Fulbright Teaching Fellow Augar Koshaba teaches students the Dabke, a popular Arab folk dance, during class with Associate Professor of Political Science Stacey Philbrick Yadav in Hirshson Ballroom.

Jordan Woodsinger '18, Christopher Kniesche '18 and Macaela Rourke '18 work on assignments for Professor of Biology Elizabeth Newell's Agroecology class.

Austin Gardner '21 examines a piece of quartzite during Introduction to Geology with Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens.

Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature Kathryn Cowles speaks to students about the printing press during a visit to the Cracker Factory in Geneva, N.Y.

Students in the Hybrid Forms Workshop class with Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature Kathryn Cowles make posters using a printing press at the Cracker Factory in Geneva, N.Y.